The federal government does not have personal jurisdiction over internet-based activities of citizens, the FICA is unconstitutional, and the FICA regulation is constitutional. In order to prove that the federal government has personal jurisdiction over internet-based activities of citizens, the long arm statue law must be valid. To provide proof that the FICA and the FICC regulation are unconstitutional, one must apply the rational basis test. In order to pass the rational basis test, the law must be rationally related to a legitimate government purpose. When speaking about personal jurisdiction, it refers to the court having personal jurisdiction over certain parties. Because the federal government and the court system are not one in