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Pay No Taxes legally -End the FED -synopsis page 8-Why are waiting for someone to do it for us like Ron paul
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Anonymous Coward |
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In short, the TAXABLE EVENT is your signature on any deposit.
When you restrict your signature, you do not give a blanket approval to the Federal Reserve Bank to steal from you.
You do not need to tell the bank or anyone else what you are doing, I have done this in banks all over the States, most will give you no problems, if they try, request, in writing, they contact their legal department.
You will have no issues after that phone call is made, that has been the result in the past for everyone who has done it.
Credit unions also.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 692708 NOT TRUE! A "taxable event" is a transaction wherein you receive something of value from a "taxable source", otherwise the transaction is from an "exempt" source. But the code was writting so that J6P can distinguish between "items" and "sources". Goes back to Bill Clinton's question, "What is 'is'?" In law, words rarely mean what J6P thinks they mean. The taxable source issue has already been covered in the thread. The 300 million in Gold coins seized in 1933 are the "source" (non taxable) for the US Notes on the right side of the face of the current issued FRN's. You will notice a signature on each note. Until and unless you restrict your endorsement to the US Treasury note on the right side and add your witness to it as lawful money, you are PRESUMED to be endorsing the Federal Reserve left side of the note and its SOURCE, the private credit of the Federal reserve which is taxable. The event of endorsement is how you prove the source of your currency and if it is taxable or not. Even if US Notes are taxable, the non-endorsement keeps the liability to pay that tax to the issuer (source) the US Treasury, not the ende user (me, the living man).
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