IRS Requires Criminals to Report "All" Income

Bottom right corner of the page.

...there is no requirement to file a 1040 in the first place.

Lol.

bump Ugh!

Then the IRS owes a lot due to it's own outstanding criminal activity.

But seriously, the only sense I can make from this is so it can be added to the persecution of criminals and they can collect more income from them.

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"Talk all you can about all you know all of the time."

to fill out a form 1099 at the end of the year to report the value of what the criminal took from them. And if you don't put the criminals name, address, and social security number on the report, then they will fine you $50 for filing an incomplete report.

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from past judicial interpretations (misinterpretations) that, essentially, require individuals to surrender, through regulatory compliance, their right against self-incrimination. (Yes, I am aware that the Constitution is not the actual source or grantor of those rights.) If a person is engaged in some kind of illegal activity that produces an economic gain, then the reporting of that gain and related details (expenses, etc.) is an act that may tend to incriminate the reporter of the information or provide a link in a chain of evidence that may expose one to criminal prosecution. This mechanism has proved very useful to the government over the years by providing a means by which essentially any citizen can be made the object of criminal (or at least heavy civil) liability. This was a particularly useful device during prohibition (see: United States v. Sullivan, 274 U.S. 259, 1927). We can recall that it was the income tax laws (applying the principle in the Sullivan decision) that allowed the government to take down Al Capone. The decision required an individual to raise a red flag on his tax return, by proffering an assertion of his right against self-incrimination, rather than by supplying this or that piece of information. However, such an individual (according to the theory set forth by Oliver Wendall Holmes) could not refuse to comply with the requirement to submit a return. This principle would be re-visited 49 years later in Garner v. United States, 424 U.S. 648 (1976). The Garner decision actually became the template of operation for many involved in the so-called tax protest movement that grew so quickly during the Carter administration. When Reagan came into office, he (and Congress) gave us the TEFRA laws which, among other things, imposed a fine for anyone who attempted to assert such a right (against self-incrimination) on a tax return. (The tax return being viewed as, in essence, an administrative subpeona to testify.)

Try to explain this principle to your neighbor and, I dare say, you will receive a response which asserts something along the lines that anyone who claims such a right, against self-incrimination, must being doing so because they are guilty of something. The foundation of an accusatorial system of justice, inherent in that right, will not even occur to them.
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..that they are absolutely serious. You could almost picture some small, balding, humorless man seated next to a severe looking female coworker at the IRS HQ reading this aloud...

Hey, while you're at it, why not have them change their criminal ways and get a honest job... maybe return all the things they've stolen.... apologize to their victims....

Hilarious. As if putting it in writing somehow makes it enforceable.

I may not know the truth, but I know when I'm being lied to...

16th and 17th amendments along with them. We start that process by demanding Constitutional money. Help spread these Violation Tickets. Let's fill DC up with them, and stand upon the Constitution demanding it be abided by. Print from here without even having to sign up (Just go to the "ipaper" icon when you select your documen):
http://www.scribd.com/people/view/4975153-fireant
This has to become hard copy so we wake our neighbors and exert some power, not to mention go around MSM. We can either talk about IRS or do something. I think they are happy if we just talk.

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Sweet baby jesus...I thought this post was a joke unitl I actually read the IRS document. WTF.

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Because the last time I checked, it was the world's biggest criminal racket. Anybody who has researched the issue knows that most people are not legally required to pay income tax, but they pay it anyway either out of ignorance or to buy 'protection.' Are criminal gains from racketeering included in reportable income?
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Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms - should be a convenience store, not a government agency!

you thought it couldn't get any deeper.

Does this mean that Marijuana growers/sellers are also eligible for government aide? I saw somewhere that "if you're ready to locate your small manufacturing firm in a depressed downtown area and will agree to hire and train local residents for your work force, you could easily get a government grant for start-up costs, a subsidy for your overhead costs of rent and utilities, and a 3 percent long-term loan for equipment financing". That could really help a entrepreneur out! And the location would be spot on! :-)

Lol.

It looks ludicrous on the face of it, but it's actually a very calculated move on their part. You see, if you really don't like the bad guy and maybe you don't have quite enough evidence to convict, not only can you charge him with drug dealing/bribery/theft, you can now charge him with tax evasion as well. As we all know with tax evasion, you are guilty until proven innocent. Al Capone anyone?

I always thought it was a myth, but alas, I was wrong!

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I didn't see a section addressing Ponzi Schemes. I think the IRS is really dropping the ball on this one!

Treasury were given 44 questions to answer regarding the $350,0000 billion bailout taxpayer money, and they could only answer 19 by the committee that is supposed to be overseeing them, hmmm...how right is that, and do you expect the biggest of all collection agencies the (IRS) to do a good job, give me a break once again. You people need to stop believing in this government, it is corrupt, and will take you down as fast as they are going. I pray in my heart that the majority of you all know this, and I am truly preaching to the choir here, and not just blowing hot air.

hawk, No, I am not mad, please accept my apology, and let's move on okay. Yes, I took the bait, and I am posting, if I post in the future I will just make sure I am not not posting to any of your threads. My post was not directed at you, it was at the article you posted. I believe there are new people who get on this site, and do believe everything they read, that was my point. I stopped believing anything our government puts in print years ago. Most of it is propaganda, but unfortunately there still are people that bow down to authority, but I am not one of them.
Once again sorry to have offended you or anyone else by speaking my mind.

those convicted of drug dealing and other profit oriented conspiracies. Once a conviction is obtained, especially in federal cases, they sweep in, gather estimates of revenue over the life of the enterprise, levy back taxes, compile "late" penalties and then seize all property owned by the felon. It is a great scam and worthy of any den of thieves.

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I wonder how many of our corrupt officials complied with that rule. LOL I think we should send this specific page to each corrupt official :-)

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can just see "Big Worm" or "Little Frog" turning part of their drug profits over to the IRS just because "they said so".

will the criminals who own the federal reserve bank now have to report there income after almost one hundred years of massive theft/murder

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This has got to be from The Onion. I never knew kickbacks were taxable. hahaha r u serious?? toooo funny