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Lots there in the old post in the main message (last link). That has instructions and a letter template that hits all the key legal points. I am reworking that post and may repost it soon. Brian Swanson is the guy that got me started down the rabbit hole, and then I compiled my own legal research confirming what he is saying. IRS Amendment not being properly ratified (ab initio fraud) is 1 of the 7 IRS frauds, but you don’t need to prove it to claim your sovereign “labor capital” property per 4th Amendment.


Key IRS frauds:

  1. Jurisdictional fraud - they have Const. limited jurisdiction to 1. Federal lands, 2. Federal employees, 3. Occupations on Federal Excise Tax list

  2. Compelled fraud - they force employers/corp to fraudulently misclassify labor capital as “taxable income” on W-2 by threatening to fine them per non LAW IRS rules

  3. Operational fraud - per W. Virginia vs EPA (2022) SCOTUS ruling: An Article II entity may not usurp nor have delegated to it Constitutional authority that resides in an Article I entity (Congress, making Laws) or an Article III entity (Judiciary, imposing fines). Basically, all IRS rules (not LAWS) and Tax Courts (not COURTS) are automatically null and void, ab initio (from the beginning).

283 days ago
1 score
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Lots there in the old post in the main message (last link). That has instructions and a letter template that hits all the key legal points. I am reworking that post and may repost it soon. Brian Swanson is the guy that got me started down the rabbit hole, and then I compiled my own legal research confirming what he is saying. IRS Amendment not being properly ratified (ab initio fraud) is 1 of the 7 IRS frauds, but you don’t need to prove it to claim your sovereign “labor capital” property per 4th Amendment.


Key IRS frauds:

  1. Jurisdictional fraud - they have Const. limited jurisdiction to 1. Federal lands, 2. Federal employees, 3. Occupations on Federal Excise Tax list

  2. Compelled fraud - they force employers/corp to fraudulently misclassify labor capital as “taxable income” on W-2 by threatening to fine them per non LAW IRS rules

  3. Operational fraud - per W. Virginia vs EPA (2022) SCOTUS ruling: An Article II entity may not usurp nor have delegated to it Constitutional authority that resides in an Article I entity (Congress, making Laws) or an Article III entity (Judiciary, imposing fines). Basically, all IRS rules (not LAWS) and Tax Courts (not COURTS) are automatically null and void, ab initio.

283 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

Lots there in the old post in the main message (last link). That has instructions and a letter template that hits all the key legal points. I am reworking that post and may repost it soon. Brian Swanson is the guy that got me started down the rabbit hole, and then I compiled my own legal research confirming what he is saying. IRS Amendment not being properly ratified (ab initio fraud) is 1 of the 7 IRS frauds, but you don’t need to prove it to claim your sovereign “labor capital” property per 4th Amendment.


Key IRS frauds:

  1. Jurisdictional fraud - they have Const. limited jurisdiction to 1. Federal lands, 2. Federal employees, 3. Occupations on Federal Excise Tax list

  2. Compelled fraud - they force employers/corp to fraudulently misclassify labor capital as “taxable income” on W-2 by threatening to fine them per non LAW IRS rules

  3. Operational fraud - per W. Virginia vs EPA (2022) SCOTUS ruling: An Article II entity may not usurp nor have delegated to it Constitutional authority that resides in an Article I entity (Congress, making Laws) nor an Article III entity (Judiciary, imposing fines). Basically, all IRS rules (not LAWS) and Tax Courts (not COURTS) are automatically null and void, ab initio.

283 days ago
1 score