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This step requires a lot
of planning and organization and even some cooperation from your spouse.
Being judgment proof means that even if the IRS does win against
you in a court of law, they won't be able to collect from you because you
have taken great care to ensure that they can't get to any assets to levy
or seize, because they either can't find them or can't legally take those
that they have found. We’d
like to emphasize that the advice in this section is not intended to
violate 26 U.S.C. Section 7206 item (4), which makes it a crime to conceal
assets otherwise lawfully owed:
(4)
Removal or concealment with intent to defraud.
Removes,
deposits, or conceals, or is concerned in removing,
depositing, or concealing, any goods or commodities for or in
respect whereof any tax is or shall be imposed, or any property
upon which levy is authorized by section 6331 with intent to
evade or defeat the assessment or collection of any tax imposed
by this title; or
….
shall
be guilty of a felony and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not
more than $100,000 ($500,000 in the case of a corporation), or imprisoned
not more than 3 years, or both, together with the costs of prosecution.
If the other options presented elsewhere in this
document are observed, then the reader will lawfully owe no income taxes
and therefore, it will not be a criminal act to follow the advice in this
section.
There are a number of
areas you need to work on to become judgment proof:
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Your marriage .
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Before 1923, most people didn't even get marriage licenses. Instead, they just recorded
the strictly religious marriage ceremony in their family bibles. Then the lawyers and the
government in 1923 tried to get involved so they could more easily get
jurisdiction and
control over marital assets in court and violate people's constitutional rights in the
process. They passed the Uniform Marriage and Marriage License Act, which gave the
government jurisdiction over your marriage and your property no matter where you lived.
That was about the time the Uniform Commercial Code was passed and the lawyers wanted a
way to eliminate the constitutional protections people had within a marriage (right not to
testify against self in 5th amendment) so they could force spouses to testify against each
other in financial matters and more easily recover judgments. Think about this: A license
is a permission from the state to do something that would otherwise be illegal. Is it
illegal to get married without a state marriage license? Absolutely NOT!! Marriage
licenses are just a power grab by the state to take away more of your constitutional
rights. The original purpose of marriage licenses was to permit interracial marriages,
which were otherwise forbidden! Don't become a slave of the state and surrender your
rights when you get married: That's a violation of the separation of church and state and
makes you into a polygamist. Why? Because if you get married and get a license, then you
not only married your spouse, you also married the state and your pastor who does the
ceremony and signs the license is both a pastor and an agent of the state when he does the
ceremony.
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In community property states, such as California, New York, and Texas, where both
spouses have a state marriage license, if the IRS tries to collect from you, they can take
half of the collection from assets that are only in your spouse's name, unless you take
measures to prevent this.
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How can you protect your spouse? Here are some options:
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Don't get a state marriage license. Then they can't prove you are married. Keep the
evidence of your marriage in your family bibles (both your spouse and you) and don't let
them see the bibles. That way they have no "state" or "government"
documents proving you are married.
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Get
a “Common Law Marriage” and annul your marriage license.
A very helpful book tells you how to do this called “A
Question of Marriage: At Common Law” available from We the People
at http://www.freedommall.com/.
You can also download our extensive free book on the subject
entitled Sovereign Christian Marriage from our website
at:
http://famguardian.org/TaxFreedom/Forms/Marriage/SovChristianMarriage.pdf
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Keep everything in separate names with no joint accounts they can levy or seize.
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If they try to take assets from any of your spouse's accounts, then prosecute them for
wrongfully taking taxes.
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File separate returns so they don't know who your spouse is and don't reveal your
spouses name on your tax returns.
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Have a premarital or post-marital agreement that specifies the property rights of each
spouse and which protects spouses from collection activities against the other spouse.
Make sure you show this to the IRS before they try to collect any money from you so they
know what they CAN'T do.
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Just before collection activity begins by the IRS, gift your assets to your spouse and
ensure that it is in his or her name. Before you do this, you better ensure that you trust
your spouse and that you have a pre-marital agreement that keeps the assets of each spouse
separate. Without an agreement, and especially in community property states like
California, this doesn't work because the courts consider everything, regardless of whose
name it is in, to be community property.
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NEVER discuss with anyone why you have a premarital agreement or why you gift assets to
anyone, because the IRS will try to establish that you got it to protect your assets.
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Your business .
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When you get a business license and ask the government to recognize your
"fictitious business name", then you are subject to their legal jurisdiction and
have to surrender your constitutional rights and privileges because you are relying on a
privilege granted by the government to run your business under the "Collective Entity
Rule". There is an unspoken contract that is signed when you get the business name
that basically says:
"Caesar has recognized my business name and agrees to limit and
protect my liability in running this business. Therefore, I must pay tribute (bribe) to
the king as a reward for having that privilege and surrender all my constitutionally
protected rights."
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Because of the above, you should avoid using fictitious business names and if you have
them, you should not keep any of your financial accounts or property in the
name of your business. Instead, keep them in your personal name or in the name of you
and/or your spouse. That way, you still have rights, like the 5th Amendment right not to
incriminate yourself or your spouse by not responding to a discovery request, subpoena, or
deposition.
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You are warned that businesses with fictitious names have a legal obligation to provide
any and all documents and records about themselves in any legal proceeding, even if it
might incriminate them, and against the 5th Amendment! This is because of a thing called
the "Collective Entity Rule", which we talked about in section
3.12.3 of the Great
IRS Hoax. That's
why the government wants you to get a business license: so they can have
jurisdiction over
you and can violate your constitutionally protected rights!
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Moving your assets into trusts .
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Trusts are a good vehicle to protect assets being illegally taken from you, both from
IRS collections and from probate.
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Using pure trusts is also a recommended option and is preferred over
living trusts. One place to learn about pure trusts is Innovate
Financial Consultants
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If you don't get a pure trust, then at least get a living trust so that your assets don't have to go through probate and aren't
subject to any IRS collection activity.
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Moving your assets overseas .
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Put them in bank accounts that don't require social security numbers and in banks that
have strict confidentiality laws against the IRS.
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Keeping your money out of banks .
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Banks typically are ignorant of the law and will often honor an IRS "Notice of
Levy", which isn't actually a valid levy until it is issued
following a court judgment unless you are a federal appointed or
elected official.
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Ensure that your bank is aware of the IRS' authority to levy BEFORE you open an account.
Show them the law and ask them to tell you how they handle IRS levies and under what
circumstances they will honor the levy.
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Avoiding cash and using gold coins and barter, so transactions are not traceable .
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Note that it is best to buy your gold coins without paying sales
tax, or you will lose part of your assets right off the bat.
Ordering the coins via mail order or over the internet is a good way
to avoid paying sales tax.
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