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On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 9:40, Charley Dan<charleydan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Here
is my approach and will be testing again on April 4 in Denver, Colorado tax
court. This particular case started in Nov. In the United States federal court
of Claims asking them to just pay the bill. This case is requesting every
dollar my client has paid in since 1970 to be returned.
Case:Article 1, section 8, clause17 that United States legislation of creating
the IRS does not apply outside the United States purchased land. My clients
income was not on United States property or as an employee.
Federalist paper 22 is that Consent is required which is based on articles of
confederation that are honored by Article 6, clause 1 of the Constitution that
the national government can only ask one to fight or participate in national
government, therefore must volunteer which is consent. It also establishes
common law that requires a contract.
Two attorneys have resigned and on number 3 at this point and this case started
in the Federal claims court and brought to Denver for trial.
I sent this to each attorney that has entered the scene. The third attorney
will see it in two weeks.
Your honor, the attorney must know that there is a fine line between defending
the constitution granted limited sovereignty of the IRS and the United States
constitutional authority, that is lawful. That actions claiming authority
outside of the charter is TREASON!.
Will the attorney produce the document of consent that my client signed and
where the constitution grants IRS authority outside the geographical limited
jurisdiction described in article 1, section 8, clause 17?
That is the IRS case in its totality. I'll wait till middle of March and
present again this statement to the court and United States DOJ attorney. See
if the attorney wants to represent the United States and the IRS in this
matter. My opinion is that it is treason by participants, including the judge
if they claim any authority beyond the constitution granted sovereignty of
those two points sated above. This is true of all cases with government
employees making unconstitutional claims. TREASON!County courts not being
federal are not required report but required to honor. The reason to use
federal courts.
Or one could use declaratory judgement/relief as 'win' stated that David
straight does. Personally I've not tried it, but will file a case this weekend
to try and figure that process out and if I can get it to work for me.
I wish you well in your case.
On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 5:26 AM Christopher Markham <1stcarguy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The first thing to do, before you validdate their claim by discussing " what
you owe" and. " how you.arre going to pay it" or "a payment plan" (all of which
admit to all kinds of things that secretly exist in their presumptions) , is to
make them validate the debt. Theirs all kinds of easily found IRS debt
validation letters on the internet or maybe a tax expert in the group has one
prepared. That outfit is well-known for making false claims. They get away with
it because most of us . myself included, get scared and just pay it so they go
sway. I did , but now I realize there was no court order, so no due process. If
thats the case , then they dont have anything and need to go away. They put a
lien on my house when they did not have a court judgement. I did not know what
I know now and paid it. On the other hand , I was veery aggressive with write
offs and figured I was still ahead and did not need trouble. After all , i got
their attention somehow and did not want more. If you think you owe it , there
is nothing wrong with working with them . maybe they will cut you a break. If
you dont owe it or just prefer not to pay it , make them prove. Many times, Ive
heard they cant. I pussied out when confronted, so Im telling what has worked
for others , not my personal experience. Good Luck.
On Fri, Feb 25, 2022, 10:30 Finny <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I could definitely use some help. One question I have is if I do a revocation
could I still file 1099a or 1099c?
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On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 0:01, Finny<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
They contacted me and scheduled a meeting for this coming Tuesday. They say I
owe them about 23k. I'm concerned because I'm not clear how to transition out
from the old way of doing things and becoming who I am now. It's not enough to
change ones status but the unlearning part is a slog.
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On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 22:50, Rick Miller<ricky520057@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If you haven't filed and you haven't heard from our beloved friends. Don't
file at all. No need to rock the boat for now. You don't have to do the
revocation if you haven't heard from them. If they should start bothering you,
just let me know and I will help you out. Just do your business, move on and
thank God for every day you don't hear from those creeps.
On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 11:39 PM Finny <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I didn't file for a couple of years. Can I do a revocation despite past
returns missing? Also, I'm not sure how to go about doing the revocation
either.
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On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 22:30, Rick Miller<ricky520057@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Since you are not having any withholding taken out, and don't have to try and
get your money back, why don't you do a revocation of election and stop filing
tax returns at all?
On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 11:23 PM Finny <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm looking for help in filing a 1040NR. I have a small sandwich shop and
before I changed my status I used to file 1040's. Anyone able to help??
ThanksJohn
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