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Videos
What does tax code really say? Where are
the “deductions”? Is there excluded income
or eliminated income? Where is the list of taxable income?
You be the Judge. Watch these short, five-minute
videos, about searching through the U.S. tax code and regulations
with your computer. Then ask your Congressman
and Senator to watch the videos.
Ask them... Why is section 861 frivolous? |
There is a list.
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Fact:
- how to determine taxable income is only written in the
Code of Federal Regulations in Sec. 861
- income for purposes of the income tax is only written in
Sec. 861
- specific sources is only written in Sec. 861
- eliminated income is only written in Sec. 861
- eliminated items is only written in Sec. 861
- exempt income is "defined" in Sec.
861
- excluded income only occurs in 7 regulations [13 times
total], but is explained in Sec. 861.
- the rules for allocating “deductions” are
only written in Sec. 861. [One of the ways you can find the rules
for deductions is to search for “deductions”
at the ecfr. Include all characters,
even semicolon.]
- income that is not considered tax exempt - [the list of
taxable income] is only written in Sec. 861
- There are too many more to list here.
ATTENTION: Congressmen, Senators, Judges, IRS,
Treasury Secretary, and Mr. President...
If "exempt income" is "defined" in
Sec. 861 ... Why is section 861 frivolous?
Watch the videos to see how quick and easy it is to search through
the entire tax code at the Government Printing Office website. Notice,
this same search process can be performed on every title of law,
and can be done in every country that has codification of law. The facts
can be found for any law. Nothing can be hidden.
 Many
more specific codes and instructions are found precisely in
Sec. 861, even "specific guidance".
Why does the tax code contradict what Congress and the IRS have
been telling us about income tax? They can't all be ignorant.
Search the Code, know your rules. Politicians and bureaucrats
who tax people under color of law are criminals.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse. |
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Working title, "Income Tax This"
Starring Wesley
Snipes and Eddie
Kahn
5 Stars
Based on a true story, these tax martyrs are punished, Snipes
gets three years, and Eddie Kahn gets ten years, for speaking
truth to power. Out of hundreds of millions of US citizens, relatively
few of us are brave enough to fight our corrupt government (politicians
and bureaucrats) for their wrongdoing, but Wesley Snipes
and Eddie Kahn couldn't resist [actually, there are now millions*
who refuse to be a part of this con. You are aware of nothing
if you're still depending on Fox, NBC, ABC, CBS, PBS, Washington
Post, New York Times, etc, for information].
Snipes, stars as a man wanted by the United States government
for his role in a 'tax scam' that claims his income is
"not from a taxable source."
Apparently, Snipes has actually read and followed the United
States income tax statutes and regulations. Perhaps, mere opinions
from so-called 'tax experts' were not enough for Mr. Snipes, he
wanted to see the law for himself.
Page two of his tax
return [at TheSmokingGun.com] states that Snipes is
specifically citing sec. 861 for a refund, essentially
saying that his income is not on the list of taxable items or
sources. He appears to know the truth about the government's tax
scam since his claim is right on the money, and he signed it.
Could it be that Mr. Snipes, like the countless millions who
have actually read the regulations, considers the truth more important
than his own personal comforts? Though Snipes was acquitted,
this tax martyr risked 16 years in prison to obey the truth. And,
may still get three years.
Wesley Snipes appears to be a real-life action hero. According
to another such hero, former IRS agent Sherry Jackson [*interviewed
in Aaron Russo's documentary film Freedom
to Fascism], approximately 67 million Americans don't
file an income tax return. It seems that at least a third
of the available taxpaying population have the guts to say no
to these illegal government demands. Unfortunately, Mrs.
Jackson is looking at 4 years in prison herself.
The IRS now says:
- 120 million people are expected to file.
- The IRS does not keep count of non-filers.
- Relatively few people ever face charges for not filing.
Source:
IRS spokesman, Robert Marvin
Math:
120,000,000 (expected to file)
067,000,000 (don't file)
053,000,000 (actually file?)
Could it be that less than half [120 - 67 = 53 million], or
perhaps one-third of working-age Americans actually file returns
[120 + 67 = 187]?
In any case, millions of the Americans don't file. Why?
What do all these people know that you don't? Maybe these people
have actually read their income tax laws. The laws and rules are
available to everyone at the Government
Printing Office website. The GPO even provides a handy search
engine to data mine the regulations. Try searching for "excluded
income", "eliminated income", or "income that
is not considered tax exempt" [i.e. income that is taxable]. |
In case you think only crazy tax protesters are protesting,
take a look at this news
report showing that over 382,000 federal employees are not paying
their taxes. In total, they owe neary $2 billion.
Notice that one of the highest tax
deliquency rates belongs to the Government Printing Office.
Evidently, because a GPO job involves publishing our tax laws, many
of the GPO employees may be actually reading them, and following them.
Apparently, only politicians are unable to follow simple code instructions.
* Note: There are NO 'How-to-Do-Income-Tax'
packages, products, or services available at WhatisTaxed.com. Nor is
advertising bought or sold. Nothing is sold here. Items
below are only links to other websites.
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Theft
by Deception
83 min.
5 Stars from Video.Google.com
http://Theft-by-deception.com
Plenty of graphics and details.
By Larken Rose and Dr. Tom Clayton |
| The
Spirit of 1943 - Donald Duck Pays Income Tax
5 min 48 sec.
4.5 Stars
With Disney, even a child could understand.
For a long time, the U.S. government operated perfectly fine
on the taxes it was receiving, but beginning in 1942 the politicians
decided to take everyones money (what a surprise). Notice, they
used war as the reason to tax, then continued with the tax after
the war. The 'Revenue Service' began by grabbing money before
people received their wages. This is when the modern-day slave
system began in the U.S. It took a war to get this slave system
operational. The user-friendly-term for the system is called "withholding".
Originally, withholding was known as Pay-as-you-go. |
"Payday!
Payday!"
"Every dollar you spend for something you don't
need, is a dollar spent to help the Axis."
"What are you going to do? Spend for the Axis,
or save for taxes?" |
Can't believe that your government would do these things? It's
actually much worse.
If you wish to read more, have a look at some of the news items on
The Missing Report. There are links
to many topics of abuse. For example, are you aware of what's in your
vaccines, or what happens to lab mice after they eat your genetically
modified food? Currently, corn, soy, cotton, canola, papaya, yellow
squash, and zucchini are genetically modified. For more about GM food,
see Seeds of Deception
If you prefer videos, you can watch what your government is doing by
visiting http:video.google.com,
then just search for whatever evil you can think of.
A good understanding of our government's evil deeds can be obtained
by watching some of Alex
Jones' videos. You can order his high-quality videos at his websites
infowars.com and prisonplanet.com.
You can also see Theft
by Deception on Google Video
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7521758492370018023
Data-mine the Code, so that you know what you speak.
No tax advice, just digital facts. - WhatisTaxed.com
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We Do ensure that we find every occurrence of
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other rule or statutes exists - for example, regarding excluded
income, we show you how many files contain this term and
how we searched for it with a computer. You can confirm ANY
of the laws, rules, and terms yourself, and you should because
it is your duty to know and follow the law.
You are
responsible for doing your own taxes.
Questions: If you have questions, try asking
your Congressperson or Senator.
Have your lawmaker explain these search results ...
- "eliminated income" - Sec. 1.861-8(d), 1.861-8(d)(2),
1.861-8T(d)(2)
- "eliminated items" - Sec. 1.861-8T(d)
- "excluded income" - Sec. 1.861-8 and 1.861-8T
- "income that is exempt or excluded" - Sec. 1.861-8T(d)(2)
- "specific sources" - Sec. 1.861-8(a)(1)
- "specific guidance" - Sec. 1.861-8(a)(1)
- "how to determine taxable income" - Sec. 1.861-8(a)(1)
- "the rules [of Sec. 1.861-8 ...] for determining taxable
income" - Sec. 1.863-1(c)
- "income that is not considered tax exempt" [taxable
income] - Sec. 1.861-8T(d)(2)(iii)
Have them explain ...
- Why are such specific instructions, which are located almost
exclusively in Sec. 861, frivolous?
- If lawmakers are going to give the Treasury Secretary
power ("under regulations prescribed by the Secretary"
- 26 USC 863), to create laws for items of income
and deductions, then why is most of the CFR code valid, but
not Sec. 861 code?
- What other definition of "exempt income" is there?
According to code, there is only one, defined in Sec. 1.861-8T(d)(2)(ii).
And, it's followed immediately by the list of income that
is not exempt (i.e. taxable).
Find your Congressperson: http://www.house.gov
Find your Senator: http://www.senate.gov
Answers: If you want answers, you can try
asking the press, the American
media and foreign
media.
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When searching, we pay close attention to the rules in 26 CFR,
because the law (USC) gives authority to the CFR (regulations).
Both the USC and CFR confirm this authority [easily find this
authorization with your computer].
"the Federal Income Tax Regulations
(Regs) are the official Treasury Department interpretation of
the Internal Revenue Code" (Internal Revenue Manual,
4.10.7.2.3.1).
The Code of Federal Regulations are the rules, written in plain
English, which both the public and the IRS must follow:
"The Service is bound by the
regulations." (Internal Revenue Manual, 4.10.7.2.3.4).
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