Bye Bye IRS? You decide!

in irs •  16 days ago 

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Did you know IRS has a U.S. Tax Code that is

  • written vaguely
    so much so that a change of law may not even be required to change it for the better of humanity?

  • never defined what an "individual" is
    so the definition varies upon them being
    -single
    -married
    -widdowed
    -head of household

  • doesn't clearly define individual
    -are they a citizen of the U.S.
    -under 18 years old
    -in a coma
    -mentally incompetent
    -not a U.S. citizen
    None of these issues are ever even debated by those in charge of government.
    Why is that do you suppose?

Was this purposely
vague
secretive
income tax law passed by avoiding public deliberation
of decisions
on WHO
was subject to deliberation of the individual income tax law?

Who does this benefit?
Humanity or the Powers that be [those in control of humanity IF humanity Allows their control]?

So who has the power to decide just WHO an individual is?
The U.S. Department of Treasury?
Do THEY decide who pays and how much?

Did you know the U.S. Department of Treasury is the cabinet in charge of
administering the U.S. Tax Code?

Does the individual U.S. Income Tax Law live by REGULATION?

If so, then doesn't this conclude that
it can DIE by regulation?

Can President Trump appoint a new Secretary of Treasury
to draft new regulations?

Did you know that when the U.S. Treasury
makes and rewrites regulations
it must follow the Administrative Procedure Act [APA]
like most other federal agencies.

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See further information here,
https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/jmd/legacy/2014/05/01/act-pl79-404.pdf

The APA requires that when the U.S. Treasury Department intends to make new regulations
it must engage in what is known as Notice-and-Comment

This rule making process requires three main steps.

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See more in this pdf link,
https://www.acus.gov/sites/default/files/documents/IIB014-Rulemaking.pdf

*They must publish a notice of proposed rulemaking
this is in order to INFORM the public of the proposed regulation.
[was this EVER done in the first place initially?]
This is supposed to be a way for people to discuss prior to the proposed regulation.

A requirement is that regulations must be in harmony with the statutes.

In the United States, the individual income tax law
found in title 26 of the U.S. Code

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Find out who said they would limit the overbearing power of the IRS [arm of a controlling government] if he were president in an interview on PBS decades ago here,
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From one of my articles years ago with research I have been archiving for many years,
https://steemit.com/news/@artistiquejewels/hear-president-trump-refer-to-a-letter-from-jfkjr-dated-after-the-plane-crash-and-larry-king-appears-to-fumble-the-date-with-2

Find more info here,
https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/tax-code-regulations-and-official-guidance#:~:text=Congress%20typically%20enacts%20Federal%20tax,States%20Code%20(26%20USC).

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