saul-james
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According to the ATO, the tax offsets are limited to two categories; invalid or carer, and/or zone or overseas.
I suppose you can use this to minimise tax if you are a remote or isolated invalid carer, but you will still be liable for any shortfall of tax paid on your next tax assessment.
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What you do is take notice of the language used in the advice. The Minister MAY also refuse… MAY be deemed…
Maybe it won’t be refused, especially if you can show evidence of your signature on other documents.
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Hi Michael,
Sorry to hear that you are having troubles. Perhaps you could explain your situation in more detail so that we can understand exactly what position you are in. For instance, you say that you followed the process in the webinar, but did you purchase and download the document pack? Did you send in along with your returns the Statement of Affidavit signed by a JP? Are you self employed? Did you sign the return exactly as Mark describes?
In relation to the $31,000 penalty, do you understand Mark’s BOE process for payment? Do you understand what a restrictive indorsement is in relation to Bills of Exchange? Do you understand how to convert the ATO’s “Order to Pay” into a contract?
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I guess the bottom line in relation to the quotes etc is this, if the court claims to have jurisdiction over man and that there is no diversity between man and person, then it is up to the court to prove it! Equity prevails
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Another interesting point regarding the six pointed star (associated with Israel and Islam) is the hexagon. The hexagon is a 2D representation of the cube which has 6 sides. The black cube is associated with Judaism, Islam, the Occult, and the planet Saturn. Check out a picture of Saturn’s North pole and you will see a black-ish hexagon!
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Great find Dave, thanks for sharing. I had heard about this recently through Brandon Joe Williams. His suggestion is to have the license dissolved and removed from the public system otherwise you are still bound by it. It was interesting to note that even when divorced the contract is still in effect albeit slightly modified.
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Hi Brandon,
I recently lodged tax returns for the past 5 years (2019 – 2023) as a non-GST sole trader and received a “zero to pay” result 3 weeks later. When looking through the tax assessments I noticed I had been automatically registered in the PAYG scheme for sole traders 3 years ago. Over those 3 years I didn’t pay a cent towards installments. There was no penalty applied and a week after receiving my tax assessments I received a further notice from the ATO stating that I was no longer required to make PAYG payments. The notice gave the impression that I was no longer registered in PAYG stating further down on how I could voluntarily re-register for PAYG.
If I was able to get away with not paying any PAYG installments over those 3 years, it is possible that you too can get away with it over the course of 12 months.
Have you lodged a return for 2023?
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If Albo’s “government” is not prepared to reveal key details regarding the Voice, why would anyone vote “yes” to it? Typically, you would hide the details because you don’t want people to know something. This is a key element of deception and not how you conduct honest business.
That in itself should be enough for anyone to vote “no”.
Bottom line: If the government wants it, you don’t!
For something official, see Australian Government’s recently delivered Referendum Booklet. It contains breakdowns of the case for and against the “Voishh”
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From what I’m learning currently, the best approach is in writing (letters), and the process itself is known as reconveyance/conveyance. That is to move out of the maritime jurisdiction back to the land/soil jurisdiction. Once you notice the relevant GovCorp, Crown, and Vatican entities they become obliged to correct your status on ‘their’ records.
For further information visit Terra Australis States Assemblies and or The American States Assemblies websites.
Additionally, look up Anna Von Reitz.
Also look in the SE webinars section for the two sessions with Muki.
And yes, a great many people have done this, especially in America.
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I’ve heard that hairspray containing potassium hydroxide when sprayed over number plates prevents the camera from locking on and identifying. I’ve also heard that banana smeared over the plate has the same effect given its potassium content.
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It’s my understanding that the declaration and how you sign the return that is the most important part of the process. Lodging via MyGov is not likely to support those requirements and on that basis I would not recommend using MyGov.
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Hi Zac,
What is it you are hoping to achieve by signing in your preferred style?
As an employee (person) are you not mixing jurisdictions?
What is more valuable to you, your job, or your preferred style of signature?
Have you considered becoming self employed?
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Seems clear that most police act under dictation rather than exercising their own discretion with knowledge of “the law”.
Thanks Morag
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Sure, living without government is one of my goals too. I’ve learnt a great deal about how to do that recently. If you are going to revoke anything, the first thing to do is to learn how to revoke the government’s power of attorney over you and how you gave it to them in the first place (enrolling to vote etc). Then learn how to take control of your PERSON and make the government the Trustee (revoke your citizenship/residency). Then it’s just a matter of learning how to contract with them to your favour.
Once you’ve learnt about those three concepts you may find your USI quite useful. My suggestion is to keep the USI and learn about power of attorney, naturalisation, and private-member societies (private nations).
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I was listening to Dave Champion talking about a very similar process in the US system just yesterday, so when I saw your post I thought you might have struck gold.
Keep searching mate, there’s a good chance what you’re looking for is out there hiding under some obscure and misleading form title.
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“…so I’m not sure which way to go”
It’s no fun being unsure what to do, huh? I typically find that I feel unsure of what to do when I don’t fully understand the process. If you had clarity and the confidence to defend yourself (hold your position) do you think you would still feel unsure of what to do?
My suggestion is to make sure you understand the diversity between you, the living woman, and the All-Caps-Name (Ens Legis, creature of statute, person, individual, etc). When the ATO writes to you, they ALWAYS address their correspondence to the All-Caps-Name, and they ALWAYS sign off using their Title Case name. Right there, in that very correspondence they are admitting that there is a diversity between the Ens Legis and you, the living woman.
Essentially, the ATO presents you with the evidence you need to defend yourself every time they write to you by using the All-Caps and Title case formats in the same letter. Having the confidence to defend yourself is always connected to how well you understand the subject matter.
Make yourself bulletproof and you will know what to do.
In the meantime, write to the ATO and apologise for the delay in lodging and inform them of your plan to lodge by a certain date after the end of this coming financial year. That will satisfy them and give you the time to understand the process and why it works.
Good hunting Petra!
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That’s a pity. Thanks Morag.
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Yes, that’s the one. Don’t forget to include it!
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Perhaps you could get your tax agent to deregister your GST status as a parting gift?
Last year “my” entity received an income of $365, well below the GST threshhold.
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This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by saul-james.
ato.gov.au
Cancelling your GST registration
If selling or closing your business, you must cancel your GST registration. You may also need to cancel your GST registration if you restructure your business.
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Hi pb. Try to relax and don’t allow fear to overcome what you know to be true.
I would suggest that the worst case scenario for you and your beloved is that you will not receive a cent of the withheld tax. They certainly will not “break you like a reed”.
I guess the best counsel I can offer for now is to get yourselves well positioned for the next EOFY by getting out of the PAYG system as soon as possible. Perhaps you’ve already done that?
Other than that, send off your paperwork with confidence and a determination fueled by what you already know; the ATO are a criminal organisation engaged in fraud. On the other hand, you have a clear conscience.
Good hunting, and let us all know how you get on.
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Frank seems to be around still. I looked him up on FB and sent a friend request. It was accepted about a month later. He seems to be keeping a low profile, perhaps an illness?