Tax Emancipation or The Other Side of Money (Wealth)

[Guest guest]

I would like to encourage all who are looking to use the tax code in

their favor to consider my original response to this query. It is

unlikely that your everyday tax account will be able to help you in the

ways in which I expressed. You will need someone with the expertise to

counsel you in the creation of a complex trust and/or establishing a

family charitable foundation. These entities will shield at the minimum

98% of you hard earned dollars. Where do you think you would be

financially if you could bring home 98% of your money. That is

virtually living tax free.

 

I know people with this expertise. If you would like assistance let me

know.

 

James

 

Walter Milton wrote:

 

 

Greetings all,

In regards to blackrraine's comments, i agree that the US income tax code is

full of confusion, contradiction, and conflict. While I agree with Rezz

about the definition of income and "involuntary vs. voluntary compliance," I strongly encourage folks to work within the system (tax laws) to reduce or

eliminate their taxes with the help of a tax professional.

As one who used "Exempt" or "99" deductions on the W-4, it does work

temporarily in that there is no withholding of federal taxes. However, when

tax filing time comes around, there will be a huge tax bill due as there was

no withholding during the year. I have been a part of this struggle since

1990 and have been cleaning up the mess I created since 1997. I urge anyone

considering not paying taxes to do so legally within the tax system.

Peace,

Walt.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

James,

 

Thanks for your message. I did not see your original response that

contained CRT and other trust information. I would like to see more

information.

 

Peace,

 

Walt.

 

 

>James Garrett <james

>

>

> Tax Emancipation or The Other Side of Money (Wealth)

>Tue, 28 Feb 2006 16:10:33 -0500

>

>I would like to encourage all who are looking to use the tax code in their

>favor to consider my original response to this query. It is unlikely that

>your everyday tax account will be able to help you in the ways in which I

>expressed. You will need someone with the expertise to counsel you in the

>creation of a complex trust and/or establishing a family charitable

>foundation. These entities will shield at the minimum 98% of you hard

>earned dollars. Where do you think you would be financially if you could

>bring home 98% of your money. That is virtually living tax free.

>

>I know people with this expertise. If you would like assistance let me

>know.

>

>James

>

>Walter Milton wrote:

>

>>>Greetings all,

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>In regards to blackrraine's comments, i agree that the US income tax code

>>>is

>>>

>>>full of confusion, contradiction, and conflict. While I agree with Rezz

>>>

>>>about the definition of income and " involuntary vs. voluntary

>>>compliance, "

>>>

>>>I strongly encourage folks to work within the system (tax laws) to reduce

>>>or

>>>

>>>eliminate their taxes with the help of a tax professional.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>As one who used " Exempt " or " 99 " deductions on the W-4, it does work

>>>

>>>temporarily in that there is no withholding of federal taxes. However,

>>>when

>>>

>>>tax filing time comes around, there will be a huge tax bill due as there

>>>was

>>>

>>>no withholding during the year. I have been a part of this struggle

>>>since

>>>

>>>1990 and have been cleaning up the mess I created since 1997. I urge

>>>anyone

>>>

>>>considering not paying taxes to do so legally within the tax system.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>Peace,

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>Walt.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

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