This is likely true as well, but IRS only has Federal Jurisdiction as well, and payroll tax is “compelled fraud” and fully refundable if you ask for it back. I have received 3 years of 100% payroll tax back already, and they are processing back to 2009 for me now. File 1040-X with form 4852 W-2 correction form to zero out Box 1 W-2. For how values determined (field/line 9) use “All labor capital earned in exchange for labor in XX occupation was from labor performed 1. On private lands, 2. In non Federal job, and 3. In occupation not on Federal excise tax list for 20XX Tax Year”. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4852.pdf
Going all the way back to 1987 to collect everything ever paid. IRS engaged in 7 types of fraud, 3 currently documented well enough to prove in court if I can trick them into giving me standing to sue. Result would likely be permanent injunction against IRS from collecting payroll tax in my state. Initial cost of Pro Se lawsuit $402 for Fed District Court, OR ~$505 if I go for Writ of Prohibition in Fed Circuit Court. Statutory remedy for fraud is 3x actual damage and 200x punitive with no statute of limitations.
More details here on how to reduce payroll tax if you Federal employee by exploiting section1 of tax code (no “wage” definition for “income tax”) vs section3 (with exclusive sect3 “wages” for social security”) https://capitalvsincome.com/
You are employee making a change to your own W-2. You are essentially saying “I do not consent to my labor capital being intentionally misclassified as income on this W-2.” Row#10 on 4852 you can put “letter sent to employer requesting W-2 correction”. Employer does not need to correct in order for it to work and to get full refund. Most employers likely will not correct as it is an admission of their complicity in the “compelled fraud” (i.e. they are forced under threat by IRS to misclassify the labor capital to trick you into thinking it is “taxable income”).
Legally employer is likely liable for the 203x damages, but unwise to threaten to sue employer while you still working for them. Respectful letter requesting a specific correction is all that is needed here since you don’t need them to do anything anyway.
Reparations I can get behind.
This is likely true as well, but IRS only has Federal Jurisdiction as well, and payroll tax is “compelled fraud” and fully refundable if you ask for it back. I have received 3 years of 100% payroll tax back already, and they are processing back to 2009 for me now. File 1040-X with form 4852 W-2 correction form to zero out Box 1 W-2. For how values determined (field/line 9) use “All labor capital earned in exchange for labor in XX occupation was from labor performed 1. On private lands, 2. In non Federal job, and 3. In occupation not on Federal excise tax list for 20XX Tax Year”. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4852.pdf
Going all the way back to 1987 to collect everything ever paid. IRS engaged in 7 types of fraud, 3 currently documented well enough to prove in court if I can trick them into giving me standing to sue. Result would likely be permanent injunction against IRS from collecting payroll tax in my state. Initial cost of Pro Se lawsuit $402 for Fed District Court, OR ~$505 if I go for Writ of Prohibition in Fed Circuit Court. Statutory remedy for fraud is 3x actual damage and 200x punitive with no statute of limitations.
More details here on how to reduce payroll tax if you Federal employee by exploiting section1 of tax code (no “wage” definition for “income tax”) vs section3 (with exclusive sect3 “wages” for social security”) https://capitalvsincome.com/
Video explaining how “labor capital” is invested to earn a return called “income” per legal definitions. Ref. Black’s Law dictionary and 1913 Congressional record for sauce: https://rumble.com/v48h57l-stop-paying-income-tax-on-your-capital-brian-swanson.html
Post with instructions and DRAFT response letter to IRS to stop harassment and collect $1000 every time the IRS contacts you: https://greatawakening.win/p/16aADrV8r4/for-anons-needing-irs-assistance/
Are you as the employee making the W2 change or you as the employer?
You are employee making a change to your own W-2. You are essentially saying “I do not consent to my labor capital being intentionally misclassified as income on this W-2.” Row#10 on 4852 you can put “letter sent to employer requesting W-2 correction”. Employer does not need to correct in order for it to work and to get full refund. Most employers likely will not correct as it is an admission of their complicity in the “compelled fraud” (i.e. they are forced under threat by IRS to misclassify the labor capital to trick you into thinking it is “taxable income”).
Legally employer is likely liable for the 203x damages, but unwise to threaten to sue employer while you still working for them. Respectful letter requesting a specific correction is all that is needed here since you don’t need them to do anything anyway.
Is there recourse for employers too?