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IRS Assistance Service

Jurisdictional Alignment for Xi-Amaru Native Americans

The IRS Assistance Service is a specialized offering provided by the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice to help Xi-Amaru Native Americans lawfully assert their tax classification under Indigenous jurisdiction. This service centers around the preparation and filing of IRS Form 56, which serves as a formal notice to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service that the individual is no longer operating under federal tax jurisdiction, but under the governance of the Xi-Amaru Republic.

This administrative process is not a tax filing—it is a jurisdictional declaration. Once filed, the citizen’s earnings are no longer considered U.S. taxable income, and they are no longer subject to U.S. tax deadlines, unless they voluntarily choose to engage in U.S.-based commercial activity.

What’s Included
  • Preparation and annual filing of IRS Form 56
  • Formal documentation of fiduciary alignment with the Xi-Amaru Republic
  • Education about jurisdictional standing and lawful autonomy
  • Administrative support and annual reminders to maintain compliance
Annual Requirement

To remain in good standing, Form 56 must be filed every year. This annual filing reaffirms the citizen’s non-taxable status and ensures continued recognition of Xi-Amaru jurisdiction by the IRS.

Note: This service is not intended for U.S. federal income tax returns. It is a lawful, administrative process to reflect your rightful status as a Xi-Amaru Native American under international and Indigenous law.

How much does it cost?

Individual

Xi-Amaru Native American

Cost: $200

Business

Per Tribal Entity

Cost: $200

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