Guest guest Posted April 2, 2002 Report Share Posted April 2, 2002 I would be interested. Linda RawSeattle, Nora Lenz <nlenz@q...> wrote: > Hi all, > I mentioned an idea I had to a couple members of our group and got positive feedback, so I wanted to find out how the rest of you feel about it. I know a man who has been studying tax law for 20+ years. He has discovered in his research what many others have found, essentially that there is no legal basis for the federal " income " tax as we know it. In fact, he believes that most of us are not even required by law to file returns or allow our employers to withhold taxes from our paychecks. If any of you attended Juliano's talk in Portland last year, he made reference to this little-known truth during his presentation. > I've also heard mention of it among other raw fooders. It certainly makes sense that we raw types would be interested and inquisitive about this topic, since we are nothing if not open to hearing truth, even if it opposes what we think we already know. My friend, Jack, would be willing to come to a potluck and give a presentation for a minimal fee, say $5-10 per person. Would anyone be interested in hearing what he has to say? > Nora Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2002 Report Share Posted April 2, 2002 me 2 , attila > I would be interested. > > Linda > > RawSeattle, Nora Lenz <nlenz@q...> > wrote: > > Hi all, > > I mentioned an idea I had to a couple members > of our group and > got positive feedback, so I wanted to find out how > the rest of you > feel about it. I know a man who has been studying > tax law for 20+ > years. He has discovered in his research what many > others have > found, essentially that there is no legal basis for > the > federal " income " tax as we know it. In fact, he > believes that most > of us are not even required by law to file returns > or allow our > employers to withhold taxes from our paychecks. If > any of you > attended Juliano's talk in Portland last year, he > made reference to > this little-known truth during his presentation. > > I've also heard mention of it among other raw > fooders. It > certainly makes sense that we raw types would be > interested and > inquisitive about this topic, since we are nothing > if not open to > hearing truth, even if it opposes what we think we > already know. My > friend, Jack, would be willing to come to a potluck > and give a > presentation for a minimal fee, say $5-10 per > person. Would anyone > be interested in hearing what he has to say? > > Nora > > Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://http://taxes./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2002 Report Share Posted April 3, 2002 There is a group in Vancouver, BC called De-Tax and all they do is educate people like you and me about the legalities and constitutional rights that go with signing that contract called an income tax form. If you sign it you are in contract if you don't the contract is not legally binding. I'd be interested in a tax law education too! joyce - Nora Lenz Monday, April 01, 2002 7:12 PM RawSeattle [RawSeattle] Potluck talk idea Hi all, I mentioned an idea I had to a couple members of our group and got positive feedback, so I wanted to find out how the rest of you feel about it. I know a man who has been studying tax law for 20+ years. He has discovered in his research what many others have found, essentially that there is no legal basis for the federal "income" tax as we know it. In fact, he believes that most of us are not even required by law to file returns or allow our employers to withhold taxes from our paychecks. If any of you attended Juliano's talk in Portland last year, he made reference to this little-known truth during his presentation.I've also heard mention of it among other raw fooders. It certainly makes sense that we raw types would be interested and inquisitive about this topic, since we are nothing if not open to hearing truth, even if it opposes what we think we already know. My friend, Jack, would be willing to come to a potluck and give a presentation for a minimal fee, say $5-10 per person. Would anyone be interested in hearing what he has to say?Nora Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2002 Report Share Posted April 3, 2002 i'm interested! Asya - attila madaras RawSeattle Tuesday, April 02, 2002 1:56 PM Re: [RawSeattle] Re: Potluck talk idea me 2 , attila> I would be interested. > > Linda> > RawSeattle, Nora Lenz <nlenz@q...>> wrote:> > Hi all,> > I mentioned an idea I had to a couple members> of our group and > got positive feedback, so I wanted to find out how> the rest of you > feel about it. I know a man who has been studying> tax law for 20+ > years. He has discovered in his research what many> others have > found, essentially that there is no legal basis for> the > federal "income" tax as we know it. In fact, he> believes that most > of us are not even required by law to file returns> or allow our > employers to withhold taxes from our paychecks. If> any of you > attended Juliano's talk in Portland last year, he> made reference to > this little-known truth during his presentation.> > I've also heard mention of it among other raw> fooders. It > certainly makes sense that we raw types would be> interested and > inquisitive about this topic, since we are nothing> if not open to > hearing truth, even if it opposes what we think we> already know. My > friend, Jack, would be willing to come to a potluck> and give a > presentation for a minimal fee, say $5-10 per> person. Would anyone > be interested in hearing what he has to say?> > Nora> > Tax Center - online filing with TurboTaxhttp://http://taxes./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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