Right! The 16th Amendment, which as improperly ratified, does not implement an income tax. Purportedly it allows Congress to enact taxes on income (a gain derived by investment of capital) without apportionment among the States. ____ If someone works and gets compensation or remuneration, that’s a fair trade of one’s time and energy for “dinero”. But the taxation judges and attorneys say you are not worth your pay. Your effort is capital invested and the remuneration is a gain, not an equal exchange, so people who work get their life effort taken away by them. A Louisiana guy prepared this argument, which is rejected by the courts, but he is correct anyways — his “Power to Tax” argument is rejected by the courts, but he provided the Supreme Court with the truth: (filed 2019) https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/18/18-7887/87908/20190213113417802_00000007.pdf ____ Attorney L. Becraft shows that the courts are not in agreement with what the income tax actually is. http://home.hiwaay.net/%7Ebecraft/UNCERTAIN.html

Right! The 16th Amendment, which as improperly ratified, does not implement an income tax. Purportedly it allows Congress to enact taxes on income (a gain derived by investment of capital) without apportionment among the States. ____ If someone works and gets compensation or remuneration, that’s a fair trade of one’s time and energy for “dinero”. But the taxation judges and attorneys say you are not worth your pay. Your effort is capital invested and the remuneration is a gain, not an equal exchange, so people who work get their life effort taken away by them. A Louisiana guy prepared this argument, which is rejected by the courts, but he is correct any — his “Power to Tax” argument is rejected by the courts, but he provided the Supreme Court with the truth: (filed 2019) https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/18/18-7887/87908/20190213113417802_00000007.pdf ____ Attorney L. Becraft shows that the courts are not in agreement with what the income tax actually is. http://home.hiwaay.net/%7Ebecraft/UNCERTAIN.html

Right! The 16th Amendment, which as improperly ratified, does not implement an income tax. Purportedly it allows Congress to enact taxes on income (a gain derived by investment of capital) without apportionment among the States. ____ If someone works and gets compensation or remuneration, that’s a fair trade of one’s time and energy for “dinero”. But the taxation judges and attorneys say you are not worth your pay. Your effort is capital invested and the remuneration is a gain, not an equal exchange, so people who work get their life effort taken away by them. A Louisiana guy prepared this argument, which is rejected by the courts, but he is correct any — his “Power to Tax” argument is rejected by the courts, but he provided the Supreme Court with the truth: (filed 2019) https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/18/18-7887/87908/20190213113417802_00000007.pdf