I would not advice any one to take that part because ,taxes are use to build the economy of any country ,we need roads, hospital these are done with the money we give to government as taxes
I believe that is not the best approach to it because paying taxes will increase I infrastructure
The federal government can arrest a person that fails to pay is taxes
There is a lot if benefits that is associated with tax payment,which can lead to the upgrade of the economy
People who try to skip tax payment might end up in jail it ask to pay higher from fine with is quit higher than the previous amount to be paid
Topic: How to stop paying taxes, and get out from under government control. - page 3. (Read 791 times)
September 03, 2019, 02:54:20 AM
September 01, 2019, 01:54:57 PM
^^^ Actually, that is not entirely true.
Part of the meaning is to not supply government people with pay, because you don't really know that they will do a good job. It seems that the non-governmental business sector uses money far more wisely than government does.
Another part is that you get to decide to whom you are going to donate, rather than being force to let government people decide for you. In ages past, hospitals and churches and private organizations took on the job accepting donations and handling what was done with the money.
Another part is that you aren't required to pay for things that you don't believe are right. Say you are a Democrat. Say,also, that the Republicans are in control in government. You are adamantly against the wars that the Republicans are promoting with your tax dollars. But taxation forces you to pay.
Be honest. Get rid of taxation. Buy what you want from government... or elsewhere if government quality or price isn't good enough. Donate to those who don't have as much money as you do. And don't force others to pay for things that you want.
Part of the meaning is to not supply government people with pay, because you don't really know that they will do a good job. It seems that the non-governmental business sector uses money far more wisely than government does.
Another part is that you get to decide to whom you are going to donate, rather than being force to let government people decide for you. In ages past, hospitals and churches and private organizations took on the job accepting donations and handling what was done with the money.
Another part is that you aren't required to pay for things that you don't believe are right. Say you are a Democrat. Say,also, that the Republicans are in control in government. You are adamantly against the wars that the Republicans are promoting with your tax dollars. But taxation forces you to pay.
Be honest. Get rid of taxation. Buy what you want from government... or elsewhere if government quality or price isn't good enough. Donate to those who don't have as much money as you do. And don't force others to pay for things that you want.
September 01, 2019, 01:22:31 AM
what do you mean? September 01, 2019, 12:51:42 AM
what do you mean? August 31, 2019, 11:06:58 PM
Become a State Citizen, and back it up with man-to-man common law.
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If you want to pay no taxes then you will have to pay for everything. Transportation, insurance, retirement funds etc.
A system that doesn't require you to pay taxes is based on the fact that no good or service is on the government's hands. Something that leads to economic inefficiencies, thus it is catastrophic for any state.
So, let me ask you. If you don't use transportation (because you walk to work), and you don't have insurance because you never need it, and your kids support you so you don't have a retirement fund, why should somebody (government) steal much of your money to give to other people who want all the stuff you don't want?
Somebody pays for stuff. Why not the people who use it? Then you wouldn't have to support a bunch of bureaucrats for doing the office work to regulate all the taxes.
If the average grocery store customer pays $300 a month for groceries, but you only pay for $150 for groceries, should you really all pay $300 just so that somebody else can get $400 worth? Wouldn't you rather buy what you want, pay for it, and let the other people handle their affairs?
Get your hand out of my pocket. Buy your own transportation, insurance, retirement fund, library usage time, hospitalization, etc., and get your hand out of my pocket. Nobody says you can't go and donate your money wherever you want. But don't steal mine.
If I have one more life,I would like to born where there is no government and taxes,so tht I can enjoy with what I have no need to beg from government.
August 31, 2019, 12:01:53 PM
Become a State Citizen, and back it up with man-to-man common law.
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Even more - http://jurorinlaw.com/talkshoe/klentz/.
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Learn more - http://www.abodia.com/.
Even more - http://jurorinlaw.com/talkshoe/klentz/.
If you want to pay no taxes then you will have to pay for everything. Transportation, insurance, retirement funds etc.
A system that doesn't require you to pay taxes is based on the fact that no good or service is on the government's hands. Something that leads to economic inefficiencies, thus it is catastrophic for any state.
So, let me ask you. If you don't use transportation (because you walk to work), and you don't have insurance because you never need it, and your kids support you so you don't have a retirement fund, why should somebody (government) steal much of your money to give to other people who want all the stuff you don't want?
Somebody pays for stuff. Why not the people who use it? Then you wouldn't have to support a bunch of bureaucrats for doing the office work to regulate all the taxes.
If the average grocery store customer pays $300 a month for groceries, but you only pay for $150 for groceries, should you really all pay $300 just so that somebody else can get $400 worth? Wouldn't you rather buy what you want, pay for it, and let the other people handle their affairs?
Get your hand out of my pocket. Buy your own transportation, insurance, retirement fund, library usage time, hospitalization, etc., and get your hand out of my pocket. Nobody says you can't go and donate your money wherever you want. But don't steal mine.
August 31, 2019, 07:14:45 AM
Don't use banks for transactions.
If chance for doing personal transaction always go with it so it won't be recorded anywhere.
Learn about tax avoiding and evading.
If chance for doing personal transaction always go with it so it won't be recorded anywhere.
Learn about tax avoiding and evading.
August 31, 2019, 02:47:05 AM
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Learn more - http://www.abodia.com/.
Even more - http://jurorinlaw.com/talkshoe/klentz/.
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If you want to pay no taxes then you will have to pay for everything. Transportation, insurance, retirement funds etc.
A system that doesn't require you to pay taxes is based on the fact that no good or service is on the government's hands. Something that leads to economic inefficiencies, thus it is catastrophic for any state.
August 30, 2019, 06:32:01 AM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
The only way to be a US citizen and not pay federal income taxes is to become a resident of the US territory, Puerto Rico.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/10/4/16385658/puerto-rico-taxes-hurricane
Everything in this thread to the contrary is a lie.
I'm not American, but I know there's another way. You may legally avoid US tax, if you're a US citizen permanently living outside the US, and if you earn less than $100,000 per year.
But Spendy is right... if you want to be a US citizen, and live in the US. Or almost right.
The point of this thread is being a State Citizen, receiving all the benefits of US citizenship, but not being a US citizen, and still living in America. It's perfectly legal to do. And it works like I have said. All the States (that have income tax) base their income tax on Federal IRS forms. A person who is a State Citizen is not a US citizen necessarily. If he is not a US citizen, but IS a State Citizen, has no filing or paying requirements of US citizens.
People who are from other countries outside the USA, might have difficulty obtaining State Citizen status. But they might not. State Citizen non-US citizens are protect by State autonomy, from US requirements in many things. After all, the US gave the States their autonomy. And the 10th Amendment upholds this autonomy, even though the States don't always exercise every aspect of the autonomy that they have.
So, if you are not a US citizen, but have accepted US reporting and paying status (green card), you might be required to to file and pay. But if you get State Citizenship status, you aren't required to file or pay, even though you live in the USA.
August 29, 2019, 02:41:53 PM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
The only way to be a US citizen and not pay federal income taxes is to become a resident of the US territory, Puerto Rico.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/10/4/16385658/puerto-rico-taxes-hurricane
Everything in this thread to the contrary is a lie.
I'm not American, but I know there's another way. You may legally avoid US tax, if you're a US citizen permanently living outside the US, and if you earn less than $100,000 per year.
August 27, 2019, 07:53:08 PM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
The only way to be a US citizen and not pay federal income taxes is to become a resident of the US territory, Puerto Rico.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/10/4/16385658/puerto-rico-taxes-hurricane
Everything in this thread to the contrary is a lie.
What about not earning income as a US citizen?
Or did you mean everything previous in this thread?
I get it. You mean nothing.
August 27, 2019, 06:42:50 PM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
The only way to be a US citizen and not pay federal income taxes is to become a resident of the US territory, Puerto Rico.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/10/4/16385658/puerto-rico-taxes-hurricane
Everything in this thread to the contrary is a lie.
What about not earning income as a US citizen?
Or did you mean everything previous in this thread?
August 27, 2019, 02:03:45 PM
It's as simple as this. You don't pay taxes to other countries that you are not a citizen of. Most countries make statements that their land is their country. But the USA essentially has basic law that shows that if you are a man/woman, you don't have to be part of the USA country, even if you live on the land that the USA determines to control.
August 27, 2019, 01:41:05 PM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
If you didn't mistake then the word corruption won't exist now.There is corruption, yes, but it, if my mind doesn’t fail me, doesn’t affect citizens as much as it does in some third world countries.
August 27, 2019, 12:22:41 PM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
If you didn't mistake then the word corruption won't exist now.There is corruption, yes, but it, if my mind doesn’t fail me, doesn’t affect citizens as much as it does in some third world countries.
August 27, 2019, 10:31:19 AM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
If you didn't mistake then the word corruption won't exist now. August 27, 2019, 08:56:00 AM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
The only way to be a US citizen and not pay federal income taxes is to become a resident of the US territory, Puerto Rico.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/10/4/16385658/puerto-rico-taxes-hurricane
Everything in this thread to the contrary is a lie.
What about not earning income as a US citizen?
Or did you mean everything previous in this thread?
August 27, 2019, 06:52:21 AM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
The only way to be a US citizen and not pay federal income taxes is to become a resident of the US territory, Puerto Rico.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/10/4/16385658/puerto-rico-taxes-hurricane
Everything in this thread to the contrary is a lie.
August 27, 2019, 04:13:23 AM
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
August 27, 2019, 03:59:16 AM
Even as a non-citizen, most countries withhold taxes on passive earnings form your financial instruments in that country.
There are some countries where you pay no tax on dividends or capital gains but for the most part, if you have substantial assets in stock markets around the world, you'll be paying taxes to the countries where those securities domicile.
If you a legal resident of a country, you are liable for property and income taxes, in addition to any value-added taxes on goods and services, duties, license fees etc.
There are some countries where you pay no tax on dividends or capital gains but for the most part, if you have substantial assets in stock markets around the world, you'll be paying taxes to the countries where those securities domicile.
If you a legal resident of a country, you are liable for property and income taxes, in addition to any value-added taxes on goods and services, duties, license fees etc.
Hey, I've been doing that for more than 20 years, so I know how it works.
I'm not paying any income tax, but I'm paying my property taxes, last year I've even paid VAT on a car I had just imported to a country where I'm not living. It's stupid, but there's no way I could have it registered to my name otherwise...
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