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date at the lower left-hand corner of the document, is (11-85). The tree from
which the order’s paper was manufactured was growing for over three years,
all the while purportedly giving authority.
I have serious concerns that indicate fraud with these documents:
1. That the Official Seal on 150-10 was not the same Seal as the one
depicted on 150-37, even though they were allegedly administered
the same day.
2. That the Secretary had not signed this important order (150-10) upon
which the IRS currently relies as their official Delegation of Authority,
whereas the Secretary felt it important to sign (150-37) which was to
be superseded the same day by Order (150-10).
3. That the stationary date on Order 150-37 was fourteen months
prior to the date of signature which seems appropriate from harvest
to manufacture; however, the stationary date on 150-10 was forty-
three months after the Order was allegedly issued as the Delegation
of Authority. I believe that, on its face, this constitutes fraud with
malicious intent to defraud the American people.

No Authority to Audit

Delegation Order Number 115 (Rev. 5), of May 12, 1986, is the only
delegation of authority to conduct audit. It states that the IRS and BATF can
audit only themselves and only for amounts of $750 or less. The Comptroller
General, according to Title 31 USC, must audit any amount above that
amount. No other authority to audit exists. No IRS or BATF agent or
representative can furnish me with any law, rule, or regulation which gives
the IRS the authority to audit anyone other than himself. Order Number
191 states that they can levy on Property but only if that Property is in the
hands of third parties.

Authority to Investigate

The manual states on page 1100-40.2 of April 21, 1989, Criminal
Investigation Division, that “the Criminal Investigation Division enforces
the criminal statutes applicable to income, estate, gift, employment, and
excise tax laws involving United States citizens residing in foreign countries