What law requires Americans to pay income taxes?

[dude58677]

This is the wrong question. The real question is where is the government authorized to run up a 10 trillion dollar debt? Where does it say it can tax and waste money? Where does it say it can tax and not spend money? Where does it say it can tax for the sole reason of every American paying their fair share? Where does it say that can enact a 50,000 tax code? Where does it say in the Constitution that the Supreme Court can uphold all these tax and spending abuses? Where does it say that the government can compel people to pay off the debts that were created by wasteful and unconstituional spending?Where does it say the government is not prohibited to do these things under the ninth amendment?These are the real questions.

[dannno]

Well if we didn't pay income taxes they wouldn't be able to collect the interest on the loans for all those debts.

Nip it in the bud.

[dude58677]

Well if we didn't pay income taxes they wouldn't be able to collect the interest on the loans for all those debts.

Nip it in the bud.

That is also prohibited under the Constitution under the ninth amendment and also is not authorized under any of the enumerated powers includng the 16th amendment.

[RPTXState]

Martial:rolleyes:

[asgardshill]

Martial:rolleyes:

The one that says you go to Federal prison and/or get your paycheck garnisheed until 2050 if you don't. ;)

[SWATH]

The law of physics

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[newyearsrevolution08]

Maybe a bill could be passed that makes it mandatory to balance the budget. Not sure how simple that would be to do BUT there are too many smart people in this country for it not to be possible.

If you don't like the law, change it don't yell at it.

[Truth Warrior]

Ron Paul and Aaron Russo had a published conversation about the income tax law ( so called ).

I have not been able to find the conversation transcript again. :(

[newyearsrevolution08]

Ron Paul and Aaron Russo had a published conversation about the income tax law (so called ).

I have not been able to find it again. :(

Google video is where I saw it last. You need to type in the actual videos name and you can locate the interview within in. I think it was endgame or one of those...

[RPTXState]

Ron Paul and Aaron Russo had a published conversation about the income tax law ( so called ).

I have not been able to find it again. :(

Wasn't it part of A:F2F?

[Truth Warrior]

Google video is where I saw it last. You need to type in the actual videos name and you can locate the interview within in. I think it was endgame or one of those...
Maybe in "America: Freedom to Fascism"? :confused: The one I saw was a web print transcript for something or other.

Thanks! :)

[pcosmar]

What law requires Americans to pay income taxes?

Self Preservation.

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[Theocrat]

This is the wrong question. The real question is where is the government authorized to run up a 10 trillion dollar debt? Where does it say it can tax and waste money? Where does it say it can tax and not spend money? Where does it say it can tax for the sole reason of every American paying their fair share? Where does it say that can enact a 50,000 tax code? Where does it say in the Constitution that the Supreme Court can uphold all these tax and spending abuses? Where does it say that the government can compel people to pay off the debts that were created by wasteful and unconstituional spending?Where does it say the government is not prohibited to do these things under the ninth amendment?These are the real questions.

An even better question would be, "Should the federal government levy taxes on its citizens' personal incomes?"

[Danke]

An even better question would be, "Should the federal government levy taxes on its citizens' personal incomes?"

Define "income." Or "personal incomes."

[Theocrat]

Define "income." Or "personal incomes."

I would define it as "wages earned for goods and services intended for personal use and gain, as in investments, charity, savings."

[Danke]

I would define it as "wages earned for goods and services intended for personal use and gain, as in investments, charity, savings."

Are you talking about non-governmentally connected investments and the common use definition of "wages"?

[Theocrat]

Are you talking about non-governmentally connected investments and the common use definition of "wages"?

What's your point?

[dude58677]

"If you don't like the law, change it don't yell at it."

The Constitution prohibits everything I said so it is the government that should change the law so they can be permitted under the Constitution to pass unbalanced budgets. The Constitution is about what the government can and cannot do.

[dude58677]

What's your point?

Even if income could be taxed , the 16th amendment doesn't change the prohibition under the ninth amendment for the tax to pay for unconstitutional programs, or wasteful programs, and it doesn't say in the Constitution that the Supreme Court has the power to uphold these actions. Therefore universal income taxes are illegal.

[Danke]

What's your point?

If you were to answer in the affirmative, then we're talking about receipts that aren't currently the subject of the income tax.

[dude58677]

The one that says you go to Federal prison and/or get your paycheck garnisheed until 2050 if you don't. ;)

Did you even read my post or did you only read the title to the post?

[Theocrat]

If you were to answer in the affirmative, then we're talking about receipts that aren't currently the subject of the income tax.

What receipts are subjected as "taxable income?"

[Danke]

What receipts are subjected as "taxable income?"

Privileged activities. Ones with a government nexus.

[RoyalShock]

Privileged activities. Ones with a government nexus.

Crack the Code?

I wish I had the guts to try it.

[Mach]

Ask Joe Banister, Former IRS Agent, what law requires it, he asked them directly and they wouldn't (couldn't) give him an answer.


IRS Agent Exposes IRS Fraud (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2930250138065184536)


Ron Paul and Joe Banister on MSNBC (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PvaNWrkFeQ)

[Danke]

Crack the Code?

I wish I had the guts to try it.

Taste great, less filling:

http://www.losthorizons.com/Intro.pdf

http://www.losthorizons.com/IncomeTaxSiteMap.htm

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6855831387630091813&hl=en

[asgardshill]

Did you even read my post or did you only read the title to the post?

Well, yes I did. The little smiley face I put right next to my post should have been a valuable clue that I wasn't being completely serious.

[Anti Federalist]

This is the wrong question. The real question is where is the government authorized to run up a 10 trillion dollar debt? Where does it say it can tax and waste money? Where does it say it can tax and not spend money? Where does it say it can tax for the sole reason of every American paying their fair share? Where does it say that can enact a 50,000 tax code? Where does it say in the Constitution that the Supreme Court can uphold all these tax and spending abuses? Where does it say that the government can compel people to pay off the debts that were created by wasteful and unconstituional spending?Where does it say the government is not prohibited to do these things under the ninth amendment?These are the real questions.

Law? Law? Law.....hmmmm
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[Truth Warrior]

Hey, found it! (At last!) Whew! :D

Paul, Russo interview transcript
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=96469943&blogID=160955453

;)

[Truth Warrior]

Nope, sorry! Russo and some one else. The search continues. :rolleyes: