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New York Times reporter, David Cay Johnston, asks IRS Commissioner Mark Everson - "What law requires Americans to file or pay income taxes?"
His answer: Blah blah blah blah blah. Dodge dodge dodge dodge dodge.
The IRS Assistant Commissioner's answer: Blah blah blah blah blah. Dodge dodge dodge dodge dodge.
Glad we know the answer. :)

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Excellent reply ... ( 3 months ago by PNWScout2)

Excellent reply freenow77, couldn't have said it better myself. The common sheeple are dumbed down enough that they don't realize the government pays alot of money to intelligent attornies to twist the legal wording around so that words that might have a seperate meaning, mean something entirely different then what they are.

Exactly correct PNW ... ( 3 months ago by tjoslin1)

Exactly correct PNW, the Internal Revenue Code was written so as to make people believe they had to pay it when in fact, it only applies to people who have "income". Anyone recieving enough "income" in a given tax year, for example, would be liable, but did they recieve any "income" that year? Most likely not. "Income" is a legal term and was defined in a few court cases: So. Pacific vs. Lowe, 247 U.S. 330 (1918) Merchants Loan and Trust Co. vs. Smietanka 255 U.S. 509 (1921)

If only everybody ... ( 3 months ago by esya1987)

If only everybody in america would stop paying their taxes IRS would collapse. That will never happen cause people like this dumbass guy telling us on the video how its fundamentally right to pay taxes. BS he wont admit he is wrong cause it contradicts what he preaches. IRS was forced on the US in 1933 when our money stopped getting backed by gold. Now our money says backed by tender which means our money is backed by nothing . IRS is screwing up our dollar value and we pay them to do that

The jurors have the ... ( 2 months ago by luckyjohn100)

The jurors have the power to ignore the court's instructions and bring in a not guilty verdict contrary to the law and the facts." - Horning v. District of Columbia, 254 U.S. 135, 138, 41 S.Ct. 53, 54, 65 L.Ed. 185 (1920).

do legal precedents ... ( 2 months ago by CrunkRockSteadyEvan)

do legal precedents take precedent over the law?

These people are ... ( 2 months ago by almartin77)

These people are incapable of moral critical thinking.

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take a look at do=cs*law*gwu*e*du+facweb/jsie-gel/Personal/ta-xes/JustNoLaw*h-t-m (put . for *, put / for +,remove - and =)

Reporter asked ... ( 1 month ago by MohammadX101)

Reporter asked about the tax, in general, and not INCOME tax so the answer was also about the tax and not the income tax. You call this education a service? What kind of education is this that the graduates never hear a word about taxation, finance, federal reserve, money, interest, this is a dumbing down brainwashing that you should be held responsible against. This is harm not service.

Why should the ... ( 1 month ago by MohammadX101)

Why should the slaves pay for cleaning up the environment damaged by or pay for the wars set up by their masters? Many of the services are not needed if the masters were not corrupt

At 6:57 they said ... ( 1 month ago by roodingle)

At 6:57 they said that the German military prisoners were shipped to US and British POW camps. Tens of thousands went to Russia where they were used as slaves and never heard from again.

wrong video, sorry ( 1 month ago by roodingle)

wrong video, sorry

Notice how she ... ( 1 month ago by hey78huy)

Notice how she licks her lips toward the end of the question. Like a wolf salivating at the sight of a hen house.

I don't like to pay ... ( 1 month ago by MysteryHunter00)

I don't like to pay taxes either, but they are necessary. It is the dishonest way it is done which I do not like, and the Federal Reserve should be dismantled. They should be audited like any agency, and yet they are not. Talk about scary! WE the people, because of taxes do benefit in the many programs funded by taxes. I think some are frivilious and not needed, but others are necessities.

Not one cent from ... ( 3 weeks ago by hey78huy)

Not one cent from the Personal Income Tax goes to fund government, after waste and fraud the rest goes to pay the interest on the national debt which is owed to the private Federal Reserve owners. Second, there is no law saying that any one must pay a Personal Federal Income Tax.

Based on some ... ( 3 weeks ago by MysteryHunter00)

Based on some research: Title 1 Funds, Title 4B, Title 4E, and try the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration SAFETEA-LU, Classification Code N 4510.684. It appears that federal funds are being used as I explained. I have not looked up all the titles, just these...so far. Realize also a big portion is going towards the interest on national debt. We are in deep chit, no doubt about that.

As to your Second ... ( 3 weeks ago by MysteryHunter00)

As to your Second comment, I realize we do not have to pay taxes on our earned salary. With that said, I still believe we need to pay taxes. Taxes are what run many of the 1000s of programs all of us need in one form or another. Looking for a solution to this is the number one problem that needs to be tackled.

Here is how the ... ( 3 weeks ago by eklypse0)

Here is how the federal income taxes work.. Congress determines the budget. Congress requests the money from the Federal Reserve, in the form of a loan, for that money. The Federal Reserve waves it's wand and invents that money out of thin air. Like any creditor, it loves the fact that the debtor will never be able to pay the full amount back. The average, half asleep American works their time and voluntarily gives up about a 3rd of that time, as money to pay on the interest of that loan.

Wow how he gets off ... ( 2 weeks ago by choidj)

Wow how he gets off subject so quickly...

[Taxes are what run ... ( 1 week ago by eklypse0)

[Taxes are what run many of the 1000s of programs... ] That is the socialist route of indoctrination you have grown accustomed to. A huge percent Those 1000s of programs are all unconstitutional and the government has no business in performing them. Not only that but the government performs them poorly and ineptly. Then there is the point that government tells people what to do in areas that, again, they have no business in.

You know eklypse, ... ( 1 week ago by MysteryHunter00)

You know eklypse, this is an imperfect world, with imperfect people running it. I agree, that there are programs not worth funding, but again, do we throw the baby out with the bathwater? We live in a nation that has more to offer than any other place in the world. We are in dire straights now, along with the rest of the world. Again, I agree that this country needs restructuring in the method of collecting taxes.

continued: I am ... ( 1 week ago by MysteryHunter00)

continued: I am far from being rich, so I really feel the pinch that taxes take from my income, especially being retired. If it wasn't for the fact that this nation benefited from that "socialist route" for many years, I might agree with you. Hope you voted, because the representatives we elect to "run" the big machine will be the proof in the pudding, sort to speak. Hopefully they will be able to work together to bring this nation back to what it was not so long ago. Not a easy task.

I raised my voice ... ( 1 week ago by eklypse0)

I raised my voice to my Congressman and my Senators before this 'bailout'. From a poll right on the government website, 72% of the PEOPLE were against the bailout. Only 12% were for the bailout. The first vote went against the first bailout. But the second bailout ignored the will of the PEOPLE. Apparently, neither the body of congress nor the body of the Senate are doing the will of those who voted them in. So, we may need a little more then words to affect change.

[... with the ... ( 1 week ago by eklypse0)

[... with the bathwater?] I think we need to start phasing out the socialist programs and training our kids to save for items rather then max out their easy to get credit cards. How much would the economy surge upwards if there were 30% real money per individual to either save, spend or just get out of debt. Then a Congressman brought out a report that the United states will soon be in $45 trillion in debt if we continue this. That means over $150,000 owed per EVERY person. (babies included)

cont: Not ... ( 1 week ago by MysteryHunter00)

cont: Not accepting responsibility' for their actions. Our debt has the flavor of a Third World economics. I find this alarming! People had better wake up.