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Tax Class:
A one digit number indicating the type of tax that a tax falls under.
This number appears in the Individual Master File (IMF) maintained by
the taxpayer. This number or digit is the third digit of the DLN,
or Document Locator Number, assigned to each document that is entered
in an Individual Master File. The Tax Class codes are as follows:
This number appears throughout the IRS' IMF file maintained on each individual, and it is also associated with specific forms of the Internal Revenue Service. Use of this code within the individual's IMF is described in IRS Publication 6209. Section 2 of Publication 6209 describes the association of specific IRS forms with Tax Class codes. You can order a copy of IRS Pub. 6209 from Freedom Law School at http://www.livefreenow.com/. Interestingly, NOWHERE in publication 6209 are the simple Tax Class codes defined, even though they are used extensively in that document, and furthermore, at the bottom of every page, it says "FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY". This is double speak that really says the IRS doesn't want this book getting into the hands of tax freedom fighters, which is why they keep the “secret decoder ring” (the Tax Class Codes) separated from the code listing and in other innocuous publications no one seems to be able to get ahold of!
Below is a summary of the Tax Class codes for specific forms, derived directly from Section 2 of IRS Publication 6209. It ought to be clear examining the codes below that your employment tax authorized by the W-4 form is actually a gift or estate tax, and NOT an income tax, because it uses Tax Class 5!
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