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BrassRat
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Income tax
 Mon Jul 30, 2007 5:56 pm
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You certainly are free to pursue not paying income tax, but you will pay, and you likely will go to jail.
I have to tell about one man who refused to pay taxes. He lost his home, his family (he had to hide out the rest of his life), everything he owned. He died poor, under an alias. But he did have his day in court. The IRS made him appear in court with his records. He showed up in court with a box of LP records. The IRS people were furious but the judge said "you told the defendant to bring records, he has complied, case dismissed". Of course he lost in the long run.
I suggest you find a better way to spend your time, like running for public office. If you get elected and don't end up corrupt, what's wrong with ya? |
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danofactfile
Joined: 30 Jul 2007
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Mon Jul 30, 2007 6:21 pm
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true true... but more and more people are standing up and WINING in court..... doesnt hurt to know the facts tho, rite? |
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raze78
Joined: 20 Feb 2006
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Tue Jul 31, 2007 7:20 am
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This I got thx to rense.com
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Swedishoo
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Tue Jul 31, 2007 5:44 pm
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This is true.
And yes, last week they won their hearing with a jury that sets precedence in a court of law which will help other cases in the future. As Tom Cryer stated in this video, the key is the term “income” and how it is defined. I’ve known this for over twenty years.
However, why do people still go to jail and are labeled tax evaders? Because of two things Cryer is not telling you and is vital information.
1. As many as 1/3 of our country works for the government: postal workers, public school teachers, municipal workers, military and on and on and on. “Income” defined for these government employees ARE taxable and not exempt.
2. Your agreement. Anytime you have purchased anything taking out a loan or opening up an account at a bank, credit card, obtaining a driver’s license, mortgage, filing any IRS paperwork, etc. you have agreed by signing the bottom line, to abide to all and any state and federal regulations. You are signing a legal agreement stating that you comply, in the fine print, that they can and will use against you. That is why it is called voluntary compliance. You have agreed to comply on your own accord.
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raze78
Joined: 20 Feb 2006
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Tue Jul 31, 2007 7:20 pm
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quote:
Originally posted by Swedishoo
This is true.
2. Your agreement. Anytime you have purchased anything taking out a loan or opening up an account at a bank, credit card, obtaining a driver’s license, mortgage, filing any IRS paperwork, etc. you have agreed by signing the bottom line, to abide to all and any state and federal regulations. You are signing a legal agreement stating that you comply, in the fine print, that they can and will use against you. That is why it is called voluntary compliance. You have agreed to comply on your own accord.
Christy
True, but I have heard, that if you write 'all rights reserved' on top of your signature, then you retain all your constitutional rights.
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Swedishoo
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Wed Aug 01, 2007 7:22 am
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Yeah, I've heard of people doing that but I don't know if had protected them in any way. I've never heard of anyone saying that writing that saved them from the IRS's wrath. But that would be good info to check into.
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