Topic: Irs Code

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.

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.

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.