There are quite a few statutory arguments including the assertion that wages are not income and that the income tax does not apply to citizens who live in area other than the District of Columbia and territories such as Puerto Rico because the definition contained in the Internal Revenue Code does not include states.

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The question states that "There are quite a few statutory arguments including the assertion that wages are not income and that the income tax does not apply to citizens who live in area other than the District of Columbia and territories such as Puerto Rico because the definition contained in the Internal Revenue Code does not include states." This means that there are arguments that the income tax does not apply to citizens who live in areas other than the District of Columbia and territories such as Puerto Rico.

There Are Quite a Few Statutory Arguments Including the Assertion