Quote from: jrrsparkles on January 04, 2024, 05:46:01 PM

Quote from: Fullbear2222 on January 01, 2024, 09:32:39 PM

Full stablecoins and crypto no taxes no slavery only freedom now

You need to pay taxes for crypto earnings too because its considered as digital asset even though it is not accepted as legal tender, and not paying the tax is a violation and you will be given a hefty penalty or may end up behind bars too.

Never encourage bad things and following the rules of the government is necessary though.

The US is a country of private property and the right to contract.

If your Bitcoins are your private property, they cannot be taxed unless you contract with government that they can be taxed. If they can be taxed without your contracting to do so, then they were not your property in the first place.

The other point to this is explicit contracting. If you own the bitcoin (it's your property), but government forces you to pay taxes on your property even though you didn't contract with them to do so, it's because they thought that you contracted with them.

If the man/woman in government won't show you the contract when you ask for it, time to sue them in their personal capacity... not as a government official.

Same with IRS taxes. Your labor on the job is a trade of your property, for property belonging to your employer. Money is simply a means of exchange, but it is charged with private property, thereby giving it value. The IRS can't legally take your property. How do they get away with it? Because you contracted with them to let them do it. When or how did you contract with them? You filled out and signed a Form W-4. In doing this, you essentially called yourself a taxpayer.

What you need to do is fill out every form with government, signed, "non-assumpsit, (Your Signature)," on the signature line. "Non-Assumpsit" means no contract. It means that you are not contracting with government, yet they can get the info they are looking for from you by looking at the form. However, your best bet is to not fill any info on any of the lines of the form, except to identify your person that is contracting with them by no-contract.

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