Your Name and Address
April 24, 1996
Name of Business Owner or Payroll Officer
Address
Re: Exempt Filing
Enclosure: Memorandum of Law
Dear Owner or Payroll Officer:
You are probably getting tired of (Name) and other area
employees filing exempt forms to discontinuing withholding of
state and federal taxes, so I would like to take a somewhat
different approach by offering the possibility of a carrot being
hidden in the mess: Your business, which I presume is
incorporated in Oklahoma, is no more subject to income and
related tax prescribed in Subtitles A & C of the Internal Revenue
Code than the various people who work for you are.
I will address the major issues briefly, then let the
enclosed memorandum tell the rest of the story: The Internal
Revenue Code compiles federal taxes enacted by Congress since
early in the century. Subtitle A is income tax, B is estate and
inheritance tax, C is Social Security, Railroad Retirement and
withholding from wages for Subtitles A & C, D prescribes excise
taxes on gambling, certain types of manufacturing, and petroleum,
and E prescribes taxes on alcohol, tobacco and firearms, with
drugs of various sorts hidden in the folds. Subtitle F
prescribes administrative and judicial authority.
Where your business and people who work for you are
concerned, Subtitles A & C are at issue. So the most immediate
question is where these taxes originate. And it turns out that
the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended in 1986 and since,
is simply reorganization and amendment of the Internal Revenue
Code of 1939. Income taxes prescribed in Subtitle A originate in
the Public Salary Tax Act of 1939, applicable only to officers,
agents, and employees of the United States, and taxes prescribed
in Subtitle C stem from the Social Security Tax which commenced
after 1936, and that, too, applies only to federal employees.
The rest of the Subtitle C taxes emerge from Social Security
legislation. None of these taxes have ever been mandatory for
the general population.
The next question concerns the Internal Revenue Service.
You will find in the enclosed memorandum that Congress never
created a Bureau of Internal Revenue, which is the predecessor of
IRS, and information published last September cements a solid
link between IRS and the Department of the Treasury, Puerto Rico.
The principals of interest are the International Monetary Fund
and the World Bank.
In the past year, you have heard increasing numbers in
Congress condemn IRS and propose either a flat tax or national
sales tax to replace the current income tax system. Don't for a
minute think Congress has turned altruistic. Dedicated
researchers across the country were at the brink of breaking the
Internal Revenue Code and defaulting IRS about 18 months ago, so
the handwriting was on the wall. For the last year, it has been
a foot race. Can Congress replace a fraud with a fraud before the
IRS corpse gets dragged up on the Capitol steps and laid at
Congress' feet. The enclosed memorandum is the product of
cutting-edge research, and should prove to be the coup de grace
against the IRS. We have the numbers, and as the information
moves into legal and public information forums, it will be
condemning for Congress as well as IRS.
The question, of course, is where business owners such as
yourself are in the midst of the struggle. Do you capitalize on
information which can now work to your advantage, or do you risk
third-party liability?
Our research group, to a greater extent than many, believes
in trying to share solid information in such a way that the
American people understand not only the fraudulent system, but
the necessity of posturing to restore constitutional government,
and with it, the nation's sovereignty and solvency. We're
obviously at the brink of shipwreck, with an extremely high
probability of epochal economic meltdown. In order to avert
disaster, we feel that it is necessary to be patient and diligent
in the effort to share information one with another and seat
responsible people in both state and national government.
Business owners play a particularly important role, particularly
where state-based business is concerned.
The letter terminating withholding that (Name) is submitting
complies with statutory and regulatory provisions. If you have
questions, or if your attorney would like to visit about details
of law relating to state and federal tax systems, I will make
myself available on your request or his.
Regards,
Name
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