What the 16th Amendment does, the IRS says, is “authorize a non-apportioned direct income tax on United States citizens” — the key word being non-apportioned.

Yes, the 16th Amendment was properly ratified, so file your tax return It’s a myth that too few states ratified the 16th Amendment, making the income tax invalid, the IRS and an expert says.

What the 16th Amendment does, the IRS says, is “authorize a non-apportioned direct income tax on United States citizens” — the key word being non-apportioned.

Yes, the 16th Amendment was properly ratified, so file your tax return It’s a myth that too few states ratified the 16th Amendment, making the income tax invalid, the IRS and an expert says.

What the 16th Amendment does, the IRS says, is “authorize a non-apportioned direct income tax on United States citizens” — the key word being non-apportioned.

Yes, the 16th Amendment was properly ratified, so file your tax return It’s a myth that too few states ratified the 16th Amendment, making the income tax invalid, the IRS and an expert says.

Yes, the 16th Amendment was properly ratified, so file your tax return It’s a myth that too few states ratified the 16th Amendment, making the income tax invalid, the IRS and an expert says.

What the 16th Amendment does, the IRS says, is “authorize a non-apportioned direct income tax on United States citizens” — the key word being non-apportioned.