This isn’t one of those issues where the details can be fast and loose, they are everything, here. What’s your thoughts on this, or am I misreading their approaches?
There are numerous weak links in “Income Tax” and IRS because they are involved in 7 types of fraud I have identified.
The simplest (lowest risk) pushback attack vector is the fraudulent misclassification of “labor capital” as “income” and W-2 correction (Form 4852) if you are not a Federal employee. It is low risk because you are asking IRS to return improperly with-held payroll taxes (due to misclassification) that they already have or justifying why this years labor capital is not taxable. It does hit on the Excise Tax issue tangentially as well.
Labor capital is untaxable as "income" per Constitutional Law because it was paid in exchange for labor performed 1. not on Federal lands, 2. not from Federal job, and 3. not from job on Excise tax list.
Looking at this link
https://sovereign2serf.wordpress.com/2012/12/19/proof-paying-federal-income-tax-is-voluntary/
The argument appears to be different than say, this link
https://www.freedomlawschool.org/7-steps
This isn’t one of those issues where the details can be fast and loose, they are everything, here. What’s your thoughts on this, or am I misreading their approaches?
There are numerous weak links in “Income Tax” and IRS because they are involved in 7 types of fraud I have identified.
The simplest (lowest risk) pushback attack vector is the fraudulent misclassification of “labor capital” as “income” and W-2 correction (Form 4852) if you are not a Federal employee. It is low risk because you are asking IRS to return improperly with-held payroll taxes (due to misclassification) that they already have or justifying why this years labor capital is not taxable. It does hit on the Excise Tax issue tangentially as well.
How-to TEMPLATE: https://greatawakening.win/p/16aA4T1R4C/success-constitutional-action-ag/c/