General Q&A: 18/09/2024

Question Answered During This Q&A Webinar

00:00:47 Pete:: Q , hi Mark When using BoE’s successfully and holding your position, can you provide the Other party with a special conditional power of attorney in order to have them settle the bills automatically? (apparently a US National has managed to do this for his water bill, pardon the pun but does this hold much water ?

00:00:56 Kevin: I wish to rollover my superannuation entitlement from the State government super fund to an industry super fund using a promissory note to discharge the tax liability that will be deducted from my untaxed super component at the time of rollover.
Q…Given that the industry super fund will not issue me with a Statement of Account (SOA) until the rollover has occurred with the tax already deducted from my untaxed rolled over component, if I go ahead and create a contract from the State govt’s SOA and add all parties from the industry super fund to the Default & Liability Clause, then:
1) would you include the respective forms from the industry fund (that a new member has to complete to join the fund) and the form from the State govt fund (the super rollover form) in the contract itself, or would you keep these forms separate to the contract?
00:00:59 Kevin: 2) what “redraft-like” conditions could I add for this rollover process to protect myself e.g. if the industry super fund defaulted, or the securitization process failed be
00:00:59 Ellies lenovo: Q: If I have a SMSF set up in a trust already, is this this different to the Trust I am learning about on this website? And can I use the SMSF trust same way as the Trust I am learning about on here?
Thankyou, from a keen beginner 🙂
00:01:00 Lynley: Q. When filing a UCC1 statement, do we use the name on the Birth Certificate or Marriage Certificate?

Q. If you file a vehicle as collateral on the UCC1 filing, can that same vehicle go on the PPSR here in NZ?
00:01:13 Ian: Q) If a public company pays into my non-registered trust for work that I have done and they subsequently claim my fees as expenses in their public company tax returns, and then the ATO do an audit on their invoices, can the ATO track down my non registered trust and potentially fine me? (e.g for let’s say not charging GST) And how would you deal with this situation?
00:01:17 Morag: Q…If we put in an affidavit as our address c/o a P O Box, does that void the affidavit? What is considered a valid address in an affidavit and that will also protect our privacy so they won’t know our location?
00:01:17 telk1: Evening Mar.
00:01:38 Morag: Q..If we have our automobile registered in our Trust under the name of a trustee and we get sent a parking ticket when we didn’t put money in the meter (so did not contract with the parking ticket company) what is the best way to deal with that ticket as a trustee?
00:02:12 Morag: Q… Would you personally post any unrebutted affidavits on a public notice board online, what is the best use for a public notice board online in your opinion?

Q…When will you be doing the webinar on Council Rates?
00:03:07 Lynley: Evening Mark, definitely be keen on a Council Rates Webinar too ;))
00:04:37 telk1: Evening Marc, Q: When you have your own business and you need to submit a bass and superannuation info, is there a solution to NOT have a digital ID? and is there a module on digital ID non compliance?
00:05:05 Kohar: Q. Mark, how do you handle a confiscations ? Say you have a traffic violations that you handle through the conditional acceptance process. A good amount of time (months) after your final notice, the treasury department informs you by registered mail that they will confiscate your pension. At the same time you receive a letter from the pension service, a third party, advising you that they are going to withhold part of your pension, “as it is required by law for them to do when requested to do so”. This is called an attachment or seizure/confiscation among third parties here in Belgium. Even though I have conditionally accepted both letters (and reserved my rights), they simply confiscate the funds by withholding the pension.

Undue enrichment, in my view, as I made sure not to enter into a contract with either party (yet staying in honour at all times).

What would you do differently and how would you claim it back ?
00:05:34 Dylan: Q Currently have a ATO debt sitting @ 10k, its Currently at the second tier of enforcement as they say. 3rd tier looking at 34k. The debt is from a business. Its associated to employees super not being paid on time. ATO took money that was owed that supposed to pay the super accounts for employees. They took this from my BAS. How would I deal with them. Thanks in advance.
00:05:47 Lynley: Q. For newbies…Is it best to do the UCC1 first?
00:06:00 Jeanette: Q. Good evening Mark,Can you pay Land tax and rates with BoE’s
00:06:27 Kingi: In dispute with AGL have sent them Promissory Note to discharge Electricity Inv. Have gone through several dispute levels now about to be contacted by legal dept. Any advice on Holding my position?
00:06:34 Lynley: UCC1 before any BOEs?
00:06:40 Daisy Doone: QUESTION….. How do you speak for some one /help some one in court , I hear they do not like anyone speaking for a “defendant” in court? Thank you
00:09:19 Matilda: Q : No joy from Origin re: removal of Smart Meter after 21 days deadline. How do I proceed with Fee schedule as I’m very new to this ? Is there a template on your website that I can use please ?
00:10:02 mickf: We have a self managed super fund invested in bullion, and we would like o exit the govcorp system and manage it in the private. What is the process, do we have to notify the ATO
00:10:29 Hagrids demented oldest son in laws nephew: Q. I may have misheard, but I think I heard you suggest to run a business trust via a corporate trustee. I’m not sure why this would be advised, as then we would be liable to paying yearly ASIC fees and liable for tax obligations. Wouldn’t it be better to have the trustee as someones legal NAME (which is harder for them to prove liability), rather than a registered corporation/company?
00:11:30 Craig Jones: Hello Mark, In module 4 (offer to contract), the documentiin refers to the “Public Act” in place of the BoE Act. Is there a reason for this? Thanks Craig
00:13:00 bretttownsend: I like your cat!
00:13:01 evina: Can you explain what a writ of quo warranto is?
00:14:30 Hagrids demented oldest son in laws nephew: Q. How could we place a trademark or copyright over the legal NAME as we are not the owners nor creators, only the “holder” or “user” of the legal instrument/NAME?
00:16:06 Aaron Sandford: Matilda. (Not mark) – I know getting rid of the smart meter is the best solution, but if you are having trouble I have a DIY way of easily shielding you from the harmful Radiation in the interim, feel free to message me. yardmensons@gmail.com
00:21:12 Matilda: Hi Aaron , Thank you , I’ll keep that in mind but I would rather have the smart meter removed .
00:21:13 Jayne: Q: After being arrested 7 weeks ago, I’ve been listening to your modules on repeat. They are awesome, thank you. Would you consider that the claim of right process is one of the most important thing to do before moving to the private, ie travelling unlicenced or unregistered?
00:24:12 Kevin: Hi Mark. Apologies for there being a bit of reading. Note, this is the same loan matter concerning Loan Manager Company and Lender Company. Loan Manager rejected promissory notes which were returned after 72 hours. Both companies included in the Default & Liability Clauses.
Q…How would you respond in Court to a lawyer representing a Loan Manager Company intending to file an application to set aside a Statutory Demand with him writing in his letter to me stating:
“We have reviewed a certified copy of the Promissory Notes provided to the Lender. We have noted that the Promissory Notes (PNs) are issued in accordance with PL 73-10/HJR 192 dated 5 June 1933, which are USA legislative instruments. The PNs refer to “its Australian equivalent” to give itself an Australian legal foundation. In Australia, promissory notes in general are governed by the BOE Act 1909. This Act does not authorise a person to unilaterally create an instrument that a third party is obliged to accept as payment for a debt owed to it.”
00:24:20 Kevin: This means that you cannot unilaterally create a document that you call a “Promissory Note” and require the Lender to accept it as payment. Pursuant to the terms of your loan agreement with the Lender, the Lender is able to dictate how it would receive payment, and it was communicated to you that the Lender accepted payment through electronic funds transfers.
Q…It wasn’t explicity expressed in the loan agreement that Bills of Exchange would not be accepted so therefore they could be accepted couldn’t they?
00:24:31 Hagrids demented oldest son in laws nephew: Q. Do you know the process to transfer a property held in a statutory trust with a corporate trustee to a private trust? As the director of the corporation, would I simply write up a gift certificate to the new trustee (friend using her legal NAME) and transfer out of the statutory trust and corporate trustee to a private trust and legal NAME trustee? It’s in victoria. Would I notify the victorian office of titles that the property has been transfered? Im doing this to avoid ASIC fees and tax liability. Thanks Mark, get some good rest tonight and sleep in mate, take a break, you deserve it!
00:24:32 Jayne: Q: Do you know of anywhere you can get car insurance, 3rd party etc if you have moved into the private and are travelling unlicenced and unregistered?
00:25:52 Kevin: Q…For the same loan matter, how would you respond in Court to the lawyer’s claim that the maxim that “A payment refused discharges the liability to pay the debt” and that the Lender’s refusal to accept the Promissory Notes gave rise to its inadvertent agreement to discharge the loans owing under your 2 loan accounts.
Firstly, this maxim is not recognised at law. There is no legislative instrument that gives rise to a situation whereby a liability may be discharged merely because the creditor expressed their refusal to accept payment of the debt at any point in time. Such discharge of liability would require express written consent and evidentiary conduct to be recognised at law.
Furthermore, even if such maxim were to hold true to any degree, the Lender did not refuse the payment that you had offered but had expressed to you that it could not accept the “Promissory Notes” and required payment through electronic funds transfer.
00:33:55 mickf: Q We have a self managed super fund invested in bullion and would like to transfer it to the private. What is the best way of transferring it into the private. Do we have to notify the ATO?

00:34:45 Hagrids demented oldest son in laws nephew: I havent paid tax for years. I just stopped ignoring them after i wrote a letter and told me its only legal fictions that have tax liabilities. Ideally i wouldnt do business in one of their legal entities (corporations etc)

00:35:09 Mark: Mark, did you find out about the ‘By Accommodation’ issue please?
00:35:18 Hagrids demented oldest son in laws nephew: Stop volunteering to pay tax! 99% about not paying tax is not paying it !!!
00:39:50 GlenGS: Q IN COURT … if you are just starting in a court case … what is the start sequence

do you start by saying
1) does anybody acknowledge Im not a man (said 3 times) then say “agreement by asssent I am a man”
and next say …
2) judge with all due respect I reserve my rights etc
(I remember you saying that the judge could pressure you up to 14 times to give him a guilty/not guilty verdict and hold your ground)

i think it was Module 63 you talk about this
00:45:09 Nomes: Q: Is there a limit in how many times you can discharge a debt with a promisory note? i.e council rates, land tax, ATO debt that are all re-occuring?
00:50:11 Daisy Doone: QUESTION….. Where do I find in the legislation the actual term “Bankers acceptance”? That says any payment refused means that all liability to pay the “debt” is now discharged. In BOE I do not believe it actually says that exact phrase, do you know where would I find that legislation re “bankers acceptance”! Thank you
00:52:35 GlenGS: Q “THE 12 PRESUMPTIONS OF COURT”
is there a set of tactics where you can get “THE 12 PRESUMPTIONS OF COURT” (Cannon 3228) actually contested in court
00:54:02 Jayne: Q: I am thinking about changing my name as I no longer want to be associated with other family members. What knock on effects do you think this may cause with SMSF’s, trusts etc?
00:58:36 David: Hi Mark, newby here! Police arrived at my mothers house (my postal address) with regard to an infringment telling her I need to contact them. Am I abliged to contact them? Why didn’t they just call me?
01:13:38 Cynthia: Question: What will the process be for becoming a Member of your New Principality? Thank you Mark
01:16:20 Jayne: Q; If you are still an employee who has super being put into an industry fund or SMSF how can you redirect those funds from your employer once you’ve shut down your SMSF and moved into the private? Or do I need to just quite my job? lol
01:16:21 Cynthia: So grateful Mark for the huge help/knowledge you share with us. It’s immensely appreciated. And for your Integrity.
01:24:14 Kevin: Why do you put on the Promissory Note “Issued pursuant to P.L. 73-10 (See H.J.R. 192 dated June 5, 1933) and/or its Australian equivalent, the Acts that combined constitute the Financial Emergencies Acts”?