It’s always interesting to receive information directly from the source when it comes to tax cases and tax policy in the news.
With this in mind, I contacted Ed and Elaine Brown for a statement about their case.
The Browns had this to say:
Dear Kelly,
As we have been asking for twelve years, “Show us the law and we will pay the tax”.
Ed and Elaine Brown..end.
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