What law requires anyone to pay federal income taxes?

http://docs.law.gwu.edu/facweb/jsiegel/Personal/ta... Have a quick look there.

To answer: The Internal Revenue Code is the law that requires people to pay taxes (and yes, the Internal Revenue Code is the law).

The Internal Revenue Code is law. It was passed by the United States Congress. It does not come from the IRS. The IRS writes regulations that help implement the Code, but the Code itself was passed by Congress. Under the Constitution, if a bill is passed by both houses of Congress and signed by the President, it is the law. That's what happened with the Internal Revenue Code, so the Code is the law.

The Code is called the "Internal Revenue Code" because that's the name chosen for it by the Congress. (See section 7701(a)(29).) So it does have the word "Code" in its name. But it is, absolutely, law passed by the Congress.

Article 1, Section 8, Clause 1 and

the 16th Amendment

Wow maybe you should use google instead of youtube. Perhaps you should look at the Constitution itself instead of just listening to the deniers. This LAW has been in place probably your whole life time.

If you're trying to learn about laws from YouTube then you are never going to arrive at an intelligent answer. Seriously, people use that site to gain some kind of knowledge?

The might equals right laws. They have lots of men with guns and prisons, thus you pay taxes or they make your life miserable. Does this sound like the mafia too you? Not to me, it sounds far worse.

yeah um... in the constitution it is a delegated power and a federal power. they can tax you.

16th amendment