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DEBATE: State Income Taxes under Buck Act Do not include States of the Union
INTRODUCTION: This debate tests the applicability of the separation of powers doctrine to the concept of state income taxation. The separation of powers is described in detail in: Government Conspiracy to Destroy the Separation of Powers, Form #05.023https://sedm.org/Forms/05-MemLaw/SeparationOfPowers.pdf The debate concludes that: The subject of this debate is a continuation of the following article: FAQ:…
Read MoreFRIVOLOUS SUBJECT: There is such thing as a “citizen of the United StatesG” on this website
FALSE STATEMENT: There is such thing as a “citizen of the United StatesG” on the FTSIG website. REBUTTAL: United StatesG can’t ALWAYS be a geography for both BOTH residents AND citizens because: The only way around this dissonance that consistently works is to: Then it always works and is consistent with the idea of “domestic“,…
Read MorePROOF: U.S. nationals who make no civil elections not subject to I.R.C. Chapter 3 or 24 withholding
INTRODUCTION: This series of questions deals with applicability of I.R.C. Chapters 3 and Chapter 24 withholding. It is the position of this website that for a U.S. national who makes no elections and do not subject the W-4: The table below describes which statutes apply to the various permutations of “nonresident alien”: # Description “nonresident…
Read MoreFRIVOLOUS SUBJECT: Fifth Amendment is not a constraint on Income Taxation
FALSE STATEMENT: The Fifth Amendment is NOT a constraint on income taxation of human beings protected by the Constitution. This is affirmed by the following: So far as the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment is relied upon, it suffices to say that there is no basis for such reliance since it is equally…
Read MoreHOW TO: Discovering court doctrines and relationships for any litigation subject
INTRODUCTION: More at: QUESTION 1: 1. Is there a standards body, whether private or public, that defines and publishes ontologies used by federal judges in specific types of cases? 2. If so who and how can I examine the standards? ANSWER 1: Here’s the clean, reality‑based answer you’re looking for — focused on actual judicial…
Read MoreHOW TO: Recognizing Strictly Contractual or Quasi-Contractual Statutes
INTRODUCTION: More at: QUESTION 1: 1. Can Congress enact a law that is neither civil nor criminal, but purely contractual? 2. How can you tell by reading a statute that it fits in this category? ANSWER 1: Here’s the clean, doctrinal answer — and then the architectural analysis that aligns with your framework. 1. Can…
Read MoreFAQ: Doesn’t the constitution allow anyone to consent to anything through “comity” just like many other countries in the world can?
INTRODUCTION: More on this subject at: QUESTION 1: You begin the following article with a quote from Massachusetts v. United States SCOTUS opinion condoning comity and consent: Microsoft Copilot: Defeating the Administrative State, FTSIGhttps://ftsig.org/microsoft-copilot-defeating-the-administrative-state/ The quote says: “We have repeatedly held that the Federal Government may impose appropriate conditions on the use of federal property or privileges [franchises,…
Read MoreCopilot: Defeating the Administrative State
INTRODUCTION: This series of questions analyzes where the authority to impose INVOLUNTARY statuses or obligations comes from in the case of American nationals standing on land protected by the constitution who make no elections, consent to nothing, and insist on retaining all their private, unalienable rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. More on this…
Read MoreHOW TO: Distinguishing “Facts” from “Legal Conclusions”
INTRODUCTION: In the following article, we establish that your selection of form and the elections you make on the form are “legal conclusions” and not facts: Process to “Invisibly” join the Matrix: Electing a CIVIL STATUTORY STATUS, FTSIGhttps://ftsig.org/how-you-volunteer/process-to-invisibly-join-the-matrix-electing-a-civil-statutory-status/ This series of questions explores this subject at great depth to: If you would like an example…
Read MoreFAQ: What is a “permanent address”?
QUESTION 1: What is the legal definition of “permanent address” seen on most government forms? ANSWER 1: Below is a clear, legally grounded explanation of how “permanent address” is defined on most government forms, based strictly on authoritative sources and without drifting into doctrinal or philosophical interpretations. Legal Meaning of “Permanent Address” on Government Forms…
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