Comments on: How Federal Income Tax Laws Are Unfair

By: yogendra

yogendra — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 17:45:07 +0000

Now a days in India many On Line money rolling schemes are in operation.Every day Carores of Indian Rupees are put on the stake for very high cash returns.Every day Lacs of Rupees loss of Income Tax.One of them one company is “MAX FOREX on line.viz”.
Government should check up and stop the practice of Income Tax Evasion.

By: marry

marry — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:44:15 +0000

Hey this is a very interesting article!

By: spnkysprky

spnkysprky — Sat, 09 May 2009 03:07:52 +0000

“Grace Commission report notes that 100% of personal income tax goes to pay interest on the national debt, the lion’s share of which goes to the banking cartel that we know as the Federal Reserve.” — RJ Sponsel

That money actually goes in their pockets…crooked bankers are running this country and as for federal income taxes….They are very unconstitutional.What Gives anyone the right to take our hard earned money.The 16th amendment doesnt give the IRS the right to take money from someones paycheck…period.I ask any IRS agent to show me PROOF where that money goes.I personally know 2 people who actually quit working for the IRS once they realized what was really going on.People are to weak and affraid to take a stand.It would take everyones effort together to make a difference.

By: Raphael S. Barchichat

Raphael S. Barchichat — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 19:29:32 +0000

I agree with you, that the average American will not understand the Internal Revenue Code and more generally the Federal Income Tax Laws.

I also with you in the United States v. Critzer, according to me she was wrongly convicted.

But, I don’t when it comes to the citation of Senator Elihu Root; the context in 1913 was quit different form nowadays! I am a Tax lawyer, and I would say that today, businesses are interested in reducing their tax liabilities, especially with the globalization that we are in (honestly I would’ve try doing the same thing if I was in their shoes, who actually wants to pay more tax that he is suppose to pay). So by doing that, in a legal matter, federal sate is adding exceptions over exceptions on what it use to be a big general principal. This is the reason why.

Raphael S. Barchichat LL.B., LL.M.c.l., LL.M. Taxation

By: rj

rj — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 16:39:02 +0000

Not a bad article, but IRC must be vague to allow non-existent law to be enforced.

Public law must be public, specific (Gould v. Goule), and understandable to the layman. IRC is none of that.

Grace Commission report notes that 100% of personal income tax goes to pay interest on the national debt, the lion’s share of which goes to the banking cartel that we know as the Federal Reserve. — RJ Sponsel