Topic: Irs

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Mike Collum explains the tax advantages of structuring a PMA as a 508(c)(1)(A) church-based ministry. Unlike 501(c)(3) organizations, 508(c)(1)(A) entities are "mandatory exceptions" that do not require IRS reporting or state income tax payments. This structure allows businesses, including grocery stores and cannabis clubs, to operate as ministries while paying staff as 1099 contractors.

The discussion clarifies how non-profit associations handle earnings, noting that while they cannot pay private dividends, they can pay reasonable salaries to officers. Collum references a 14-point IRS guideline for maintaining legal status and explains that the Church at Renegade Ranch uses these rules to remain compliant. The PMA is described as a pass-through entity where taxation only occurs when funds are paid out to individuals.

The proposed $3.5 trillion spending plan includes a $79 billion funding increase for the Internal Revenue Service. Jordan Schachtel argues this expansion is intended to facilitate a massive financial surveillance tool, requiring banks to report transactions over $600. The discussion compares this to the IRS's 2020 budget of approximately $12 billion, suggesting the new resources will be used to monitor every citizen's financial activity.

Cryptocurrency currently operates largely under the congressional radar because many legislators do not understand the technology. However, as major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs enter the market with futures exchanges, regulatory interest is expected to increase. Users are reminded that converting Bitcoin to US dollars triggers IRS reporting requirements for investment income, even if the agency is currently underfunded.

Adam Kokesh details his 2020 presidential campaign platform, which centers on his plan to resign immediately after signing an executive order to dismantle the federal government. He describes acting as a "custodian" to oversee the transition of agencies like the IRS, the Department of Education, and the VA into private or localized entities. He also advocates for disowning the national debt and transitioning the economy to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to avoid a Roman Empire-style collapse.

Implementing UBI allows for a massive simplification of the IRS tax code by replacing complex deductions and loopholes with a universal tax credit. A flat tax combined with UBI creates a progressive structure where the wealthy pay more while the majority of the population sees a net tax decrease. This shift could move the tax burden away from human labor and toward capital gains or automated production, reducing market distortions and political class warfare.

The emergence of New Wave and post-punk music is linked to the Copeland family, headed by CIA officer Miles Copeland. His sons founded the International Record Syndicate (IRS), a booking agency with initials matching the FBI, and the band The Police. This overt use of intelligence agency acronyms is framed as a "revelation of the method" by the controllers.

Setting up an offshore company through services like TVV Offshore allows online business owners to manage revenue without immediate tax liability. By paying oneself a small wage and having the company cover legitimate business travel, individuals can minimize their interaction with the IRS. This financial literacy is intentionally omitted from the standard school curriculum, which focuses on creating "wage slaves."

Child Protective Services (CPS) is criticized for using fear and intimidation to enforce state standards on homeschooling families. Parents are advised to build support networks and understand their legal rights to prevent unauthorized access to their children. The Homeschool Legal Defense Association provides guidelines for families to navigate interactions with state authorities without succumbing to fear.

David Blume explains the technical process of fermenting carbohydrates into fuel, noting that fuel alcohol is fermented quickly and tastes poor compared to beverage alcohol. Alcohol has a high octane rating of 105, allowing for higher engine compression and better performance. The segment also mentions that using alcohol fuel can provide various state tax credits, effectively reducing payments to the IRS.

A paper trail is alleged to exist connecting American tax dollars to European interests through the British Board of Trade and the Federal Reserve. An anecdote describes a researcher finding complete volumes of IRS laws in an Austrian palace library, suggesting a deep administrative connection. The Marshall Plan is characterized not as a gift, but as a reconstruction of Europe funded entirely by the involuntary tribute of American taxpayers.

Xavier Hayes points out parallels between the deaths of Elvis and Michael Jackson, including the rapid firing of staff and unusual funeral arrangements. He mentions reports of a "wax double" in Elvis's 900-pound copper coffin and footage of Jackson's body moving on a stretcher. The segment concludes by linking these anomalies to a broader "control grid" that spans from ancient Egypt to modern events like 9/11.

The Gospels are interpreted as sacred writings based on the movements of the stars and the Sun rather than historical events. Santos Bonacci asserts that the twelve apostles represent the twelve signs of the zodiac and that Jesus symbolizes the Sun's journey through the seasons. He further claims that the IRS is a mechanism for collecting "Peter's Pence" or taxes for a literalized version of Jesus that never existed.

Paralegal Peter Dorsett explains the distinction between "lawful" (done with people's consent) and "legal" (statutes created by attorneys to extract funds). He highlights how Black's Law Dictionary has changed definitions over time, such as replacing "United States" with "United Nations" in later editions. Dorsett argues that "codes," such as the IRS or Penal Code, are essentially secret languages designed to deceive the public.

Hall discusses the Federal Reserve and the IRS as private entities that create debt and human suffering while funding global conflicts. He cites reports that 20% of America's wealth disappeared between 2008 and 2010, suggesting this was a deliberate design by a "1% behind the 1%" to devastate the middle class and poor.