Items A), B), and C) aren't valid examples because generally there is no tax imposed on you in these situations and therefore no tax is due. Item D) implies that a tax is due but isn't being imposed on you because the would be imposer doesn't realize that a tax is due. What about when a tax is due and is being imposed on you? What happens if you simply refuse to pay it?
Then yours isn't a valid example either. Name me one place that sends out the police to lock you up for not paying the taxes you don't owe? If you owe a tax then you owe a tax. Nobody is forcing you into a position where you owe any taxes in the first place. You make that decision yourself.
And D) Then it's not being forced or enforced is it?
I wasn't providing an example. I was asking a question. The question is about taxes that are owed and being imposed on you. The question has nothing to do with taxes that aren't owed, because a tax that isn't owed, isn't a tax. (If someone sends me a bill that says I don't owe them anything, then it isn't really a bill.) Those first three examples you provide are ways of avoiding taxes, which is not the same as refusing to pay taxes that are owed and being imposed on you. In this situation, if you refuse to pay, people with guns will eventually be sent out to lock you up.
You're (trying) to give me examples of where I'm wrong even though you are wrong and are not getting this at all. Not everyone lives in the US so not all police are going to come after you with guns and arrest you for either crimes you have or haven’t committed, but here's a fact: It is not a mandatory requirement nor is anybody forced to pay taxes. So why would any taxes be owed in the first place if it's not mandatory that anybody pays them? No police will come after you if you get yourself into a situation where you don't need to pay taxes. If you get yourself into a situation where you need or should be paying taxes, then yes, you might have a problem, but nobody forced you into either of those situations - You choose that yourself. You can avoid paying any taxes at all in several ways legally and without the threat of force because you owe nothing to anyone, and I've given you examples of how do to do this legally, yet you still don't get it because you're stubbornly operating under this belief that governments are forcing you to pay any taxes at all. If you do not understand this then you do not understand it and there's no point trying to continue your argument. If somebody owes someone money then they owe them money and that person or entity may then use force to get it back, but nobody forced them to loan the money or get into a situation where they owed any money in the first place, and nobody is forcing you or anybody else to get into a situation where you have to pay or owe taxes. You can choose to pay taxes or you can choose not to get into a situation where they are required, so there is no threat of force nor are you being forced to pay them if you do not wish because you owe nothing and have chosen to not pay tax. No crime has been committed so there will be no police with guns coming to arrest you, so you are not forced to pay tax.
tl;dr You don't have to pay tax.