You don't have to pay income taxes ( NO LAW )

[CrackerJax]

Like I said, there are ways around paying... You just need to find them...

Plus the IRS doesn't normally come after you for a few year, while they let the debt and interest build.

This is true enough, although now you are talking about tax evasion, not whether you "have' to pay taxes.

There are several ways to move "hot" assets away from taxation. This is actually a timely post since hot assets are indeed leaving the U.S. at this very moment in droves. "Cold" assets must be converted into "hot" assets before they can be moved into "protected" areas. This is much more difficult and costly. This is why in times of strife, you don't maintain your "wealth" in "cold" assets. I could be specific, but frankly it would be better if I didn't.

If I was a "journalist" right now I would investigate some BIG OBAMA supporters and whether they are moving "hot" assets at this juncture. It would be a hoot to read!!! It won't be done.....



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[dannyking]

how much income tax does the irs pay?

 

[TheBrutalTruth]

how much income tax does the irs pay?

Well, their employees pay income taxes, but I am sure that it is entirely possible that they are not honest about it...

But who's going to investigate them and risk being audited for revealing their honesty or dishonesty?

 

[ViRedd]

I wonder how much of that amount was interest and penalties? I bet at least half.

Why are they allowed to charge us interest and penalties, but we can't charge them? Isn't a tax refund money coming back that they overcharged you? Shouldn't we get interest on that money? How about their penalty for overcharging? I think that is penalty worthy.

A tax refund is the amount that YOU allowed the IRS to take out of your paycheck. It is the employee that tells the employer how many dependants to credit against the employees gross pay. So, the answer to the interest problems is, don't let it be a problem. Take as many dependents as required to make you break even each year.

Here's the ruse: The average American just accepts the withholding tax, the income tax and the IRS as something that has to be. The average American doesn't give a second thought about what's being withheld, he/she has learned to live on the net. So, when that refund check comes, theres a celebration in the home ... "Lookie here dear, the Gubment sent us our refund check ... let's go buy that DVD player! Whoopie Dooo!!"

Vi

 

[weedyoo]

be carefull

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Edward Lewis Brown (born 1942) and his wife, Elaine Alice Brown (born c. 1940), residents of the American state of New Hampshire, gained national news media attention in early 2007 for not paying the U.S. federal income tax and refusing to surrender to federal government agents after having been convicted of tax crimes.[1] After the conviction and sentencing, a long, armed standoff with federal law enforcement authorities at their New Hampshire residence ended with the arrest of Edward and Elaine Brown on October 4, 2007.[2][3][4] Edward Brown is imprisoned at the United States Penitentiary at Marion, Illinois.[5] Elaine Brown is imprisoned at the Federal Medical Center, Carswell, near Fort Worth, Texas.[6

 

[ViRedd]

^^^ When the fuzzy, warm, soft glove of socialism is removed, the iron fist of the State remains.

Vi

 

[CrackerJax]

A tax refund is the amount that YOU allowed the IRS to take out of your paycheck. It is the employee that tells the employer how many dependants to credit against the employees gross pay. So, the answer to the interest problems is, don't let it be a problem. Take as many dependents as required to make you break even each year.

Here's the ruse: The average American just accepts the withholding tax, the income tax and the IRS as something that has to be. The average American doesn't give a second thought about what's being withheld, he/she has learned to live on the net. So, when that refund check comes, theres a celebration in the home ... "Lookie here dear, the Gubment sent us our refund check ... let's go buy that DVD player! Whoopie Dooo!!"

Vi

Yes, if you receive a large tax "return" at the end of the fiscal year, you have screwed urself. The very best return for the "average" Joe is $0.00. For the "above average" Joe, it's as much in the negative as you can get away with....


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