More on the Austin Pilot's Tax Dispute With the IRS

Following up on yesterday's post, Pilot Deliberately Crashes Into IRS Office Building in Austin, Blames Tax Reform Act of 1986:

• Bloomberg, Austin Pilot’s Note Says Dispute With IRS Began in Early 1980s
• Don't Mess With Taxes, Man Angry at IRS Crashes Plane Into Austin Building
• Forbes, Ten Tax Protestor Claims To Avoid
• Going Concern, The Full Text of Joseph Stack’s Insane Manifesto: It Details His Struggles With IRS
• Huffington Post, On Stack and the IRS
• New York Times, Tax Law Was Cited in Software Engineer’s Suicide Note
• Newsweek, The Other Tax Revolt
• Tax Lawyer's Blog, Anti-Rich Taxpayer Burns House, Crashes Plane into IRS Building
• Tax Policy Blog, Austin Suicide Pilot Allegedly Upset By Denial of Ind. Contractor Status to Non-Ind. Contractors
• Tax Policy Blog, Austin Suicide Pilot Appears to Be Upset About the Tax Reform Act of 1986 (Seriously)
• Wall Street Journal, Austin Crash Pilot Possibly Angered By Contract-Worker Tax Issue