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The actual WRITTEN
(note) words of federal "income"
tax law do not
say
what most people "believe"
they say. This website now exists as a result of my learning this fact.
In learning this fact, I have learned that I have been lied to by the
IRS.
Most people "believe"
they know the legal duty imposed upon them by the federal
income tax law. (You just might not be
aware of how much of what you believe
you know about federal income tax law is only propaganda
and social
conditioning.)
Once you have seen the
actual written words
of
law, you will have something by which you may judge
the fact and
fiction of the IRS
propaganda.
Only
written words of law create legal duty.
I once assumed and believed that I was filling out
IRS
1040 forms and paying taxes because the law required this from me. That
is, until I actually started looking for the written words of
law that create this requirement and could not find them. (note)
"Beliefs"
and "opinions",
whether the village idiot's, the tax expert's, or the IRS
Commissioner's do not
create
a legal duty. Only the written
words of law create a legal duty. Only material
evidence and logical
proof count in determining what that legal duty is once
those written
words of law are found and read.
And what if those written words of
law are not found, even after repeated requests to the IRS to point
them out?
The
REFUSAL by the IRS to answer questions regarding where to
find these written
words of law carries great weight in proving that these laws do not
exist.
Point of logic:
- If these written words of law do not exist, then
they do not
impose a legal duty. No
law - no duty!
- If these written
words of law do not
exist,
it would be impossible for the IRS to cite
them.
- If these written
words of law do not
say
what the IRS propaganda would have you believe they say,
it would be very problematic
for the IRS to
correctly cite the laws being mis-applied.
- If other written
words of law contradict
what the IRS propaganda would have you believe about the
tax law, it would be very problematic
for the IRS to acknowledge the
existence of these other written
words of law.
Reading the written
words of law that an accused is alleged to have violated is so "problematic"
that
judges won't let jurors read it even when it has been introduced in
evidence.
W-4 Form.
Do
you "believe" you
have to file an IRS Form W-4 every time you
start a new job because
the law says so? Most of you
who
have
that "belief"
are
wrong. A few
of you are correct.
Do you "believe" I
have to
file an IRS Form W-4 every time I
start a new job because the
law says so? All
of you
who have that "belief"
are
wrong. I've
actually
read the
law with my own two eyes. That's why I know that I am not required to fill out a W-4 form.
The IRS propaganda
and social
conditioning would have everybody believe that
everybody is required, "by
law", to fill out a W-4 form and give it to the payroll
department at their new job.
Do you want to believe the
propaganda or know
the written words of law?
Examine the W-4 form's written law.
The linked page links back to this section of this page.
1040 Form.
There is an
omission in the instructions for the IRS Form 1040. Most people
don't notice this omission and the few that do, do not
understand its importance.
For people like
myself, who have spent time researching and learning the written words of
the tax law, this omission is a glaring confirmation of what we have
learned about tax law.
The "Disclosure,
Privacy Act, and Paperwork Reduction Act Notice" for the IRS Form 1040 cites several statutes and regulations. The Notice states "that you must file a return or statement with us for any tax you are liable for."
Obverse logic states, You are not required to file a return for an income tax that you are not liable for and a detailed examination of the cited statutes results in the same conclusion.
Examine the IRS Form 1040 instructions.
The linked page links back to this section of this page.
What law makes me liable for the income tax?
A close examination of the IRS Form 1040 instructions
(linked above) and the statutes cited as authority for the
form indicate that the form is not required to be filed unless one is
actually liable for the income tax. This then raises the question, "What law makes me liable for the income tax?"
The only person that clearly and
concisely is made liable for the Subtitle A income tax is a "withholding agent".
The law pointed to as the law that makes the rest of us
liable for the income tax actually only makes us liable for an amount
shown on a Form 1040 - a form not required to be filed unless one is actually liable for the income tax.
The mechanism of "assessment" is what makes the legal obligation (liability) "official" in regard to the income tax, but the amount to be assessed is the amount shown on a Form 1040 - a form not required to be filed unless one is actually liable for the income tax.
Examine income tax liability.
The linked page links back to this section of this page.
OMB Control Numbers, Form 1040 W-4 & 2555.
The Paperwork Reduction Act states: "You
are not required to provide the information requested on a form that is
subject to the Paperwork Reduction Act unless the form displays a valid
OMB control number."
The IRS is not even trying to hide the fact that the OMB control number shown on a 1040 Form is a "bootleg" number.
Examine the Form 1040 "bootleg"; "invalid" OMB control number.
The linked page links back to this section of this page.
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