Free Download • Standing on the Rock
The IRS Sent This Letter to
Students Who Applied This Process.
"No Further Action Is Necessary. Your Account Is Now Closed."
This is IRS Letter 96C. Most people have never seen one — not because it does not exist, but because no one ever showed them how to produce it. The free guide explains exactly what it says, what it means legally, and why the approach that generates it is completely different from anything a CPA or tax attorney has ever offered you.
What You Receive
The 96C Letter Explained
Plain-English breakdown of every line — what the IRS actually said, and what it means.
Discharge vs. Payment
Why your IRS balance keeps growing — and what changed in 1933 that most people never hear about.
Student Results
Real documented results — liens released, accounts closed, matters resolved — from students across the United States, Canada and Australia.
JD and Margaret Swan
Founders, Standing on the Rock
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 96C letter?
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IRS Letter 96C is a formal written communication from the Internal Revenue Service stating that a matter on an account has been reviewed and no further action is required. Students who apply Equity jurisprudence correctly receive this letter.
Is this legal?
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Yes. Equity jurisprudence is in Article III of the United States Constitution. The process is grounded in the Bills of Exchange Act and the Uniform Commercial Code. This is settled constitutional commercial law — not a loophole, not a gray area.
Is this sovereign citizen?
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No — and the distinction matters. Sovereign citizen approaches challenge the system's authority, file UCC liens on judges, and argue that certain obligations do not apply. They fail consistently. Equity jurisprudence does not argue. It does not challenge jurisdiction. It asks correct questions and holds the system accountable to obligations it has already acknowledged. Completely different posture. Completely different results.
What does this cost?
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The guide is free. No credit card. No catch. If you want to learn the full process after reading it, Honor with Equity is the course JD and Margaret teach — enrollment details are on the curriculum page.
