... and often flat-out idiotic, as well.The Operative wrote:To those who might be new to Quatloos, everything that Harvester posts is almost guaranteed to be wrong, a conspiracy theory or both.
Barter income
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"We've been attacked by the intelligent, educated segment of the culture." -- Pastor Ray Mummert, Dover, PA, during an attempt to introduce creationism -- er, "intelligent design", into the Dover Public Schools
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Harv has demonstrated that he is incapable of distinguishing between "the term defined" (i.e., trade or business) and the expanded definition of the term defined (i.e., performance of the functions of a public office).Harvester wrote:It's a limiting list; but may be considered expansive in that the definition also encompasses other things within the same class as the term defined. Therefore "trade or business" also encompasses activities/things in the same class as "performance of the functions of a public office."
No, Harv, you are. Section 7701(c) makes it clear that "includes" isn't to be construed so as to exclude other things normally within the meaning of "trade or business".Are you all ignorant of the rules of statutory construction/deception?
Absolute nonsense. What privilege is involved in embezzlement, extortion, and other illegal activities, the income from which has been held by the Supreme Court to be taxable? Can you explain that one, Harv? And don't bother trying to get any guidance from Lost Horizons -- Pete and his bozo followers refuse to deal with it.THE INCOME TAX IS AN EXCISE ON PRIVILEGED ACTIVITY/STUFF.
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Re: Barter income
Ha! Believe me, we tax-free patriots are laughing harder at you Quatlosers.
And thanks for your efforts to bring down the dollar, and the bankster's house of fiat. Wait for it . . . . just a bit longer yet. Really, you don't wanna be stuck with the Old Maid when it crashes!
Y'all enjoy your ignorant enslaved weekend!
http://www.losthorizons.com/MidEditionUpdate.htm
And thanks for your efforts to bring down the dollar, and the bankster's house of fiat. Wait for it . . . . just a bit longer yet. Really, you don't wanna be stuck with the Old Maid when it crashes!
Y'all enjoy your ignorant enslaved weekend!
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Re: Barter income
Thanks for the best wishes, Harvester.
In fact, I do plan to enjoy my slavery this weekend.
I'll be reveling in the fact that I'm forced to own a home which (despite the current housing crunch) has more than doubled in value since I bought it nine years ago. That means when I retire in about two years I'll be able to sell it and walk away with around $400,000 -- legally tax free.
Of course, I won't get to keep all of it. Some of it will have to go towards paying off the balance of my other home in a really up-scale retirement community.
At that point, I'll be forced to live in the slavery of a fully paid off home and a combined retirement income well up in the six figures.
Yes, Harvester, you're right. It really sucks to be a slave to the system. I really wish I were like you and Pete's other LoserHeads.
Then I, too, could wait in anticipation by my mailbox for the next $5,000 penalty notice to arrive. I, too, could sit around wondering why my patriot, free man guru, most learned of all tax law scholars of all time is going to be spending the next few years in prison and if I, too, am going to get a visit from CID.
Harvester -- piss off.
In fact, I do plan to enjoy my slavery this weekend.
I'll be reveling in the fact that I'm forced to own a home which (despite the current housing crunch) has more than doubled in value since I bought it nine years ago. That means when I retire in about two years I'll be able to sell it and walk away with around $400,000 -- legally tax free.
Of course, I won't get to keep all of it. Some of it will have to go towards paying off the balance of my other home in a really up-scale retirement community.
At that point, I'll be forced to live in the slavery of a fully paid off home and a combined retirement income well up in the six figures.
Yes, Harvester, you're right. It really sucks to be a slave to the system. I really wish I were like you and Pete's other LoserHeads.
Then I, too, could wait in anticipation by my mailbox for the next $5,000 penalty notice to arrive. I, too, could sit around wondering why my patriot, free man guru, most learned of all tax law scholars of all time is going to be spending the next few years in prison and if I, too, am going to get a visit from CID.
Harvester -- piss off.
Re: Barter income
Oh you're welcome. Yes, our home has about doubled in value too. But do you really own it? Some have said* that on "March 9, 1933, ownership (legal title) of all property is in the State; individual 'ownership' is only equitable (user) title. Use must be in accordance with law and subordinate to the necessities of the State."
No, I have no $5000 penalties to look forward to. Perhaps you've forgotten I'm a lawful non-taxpayer. In fact I have thousands more per year now - I keep all my money - since I don't pay tax to the banksters any more.
There's hope for you Nikki, recognition of your slave status is the first step. Stand tall warriors, central banking has reached it's "use by" date and we are bringing it down, one patriot at a time. We're winning!
* http://www.spiritualeconomicsnow.net/so ... w_I_08.pdf
No, I have no $5000 penalties to look forward to. Perhaps you've forgotten I'm a lawful non-taxpayer. In fact I have thousands more per year now - I keep all my money - since I don't pay tax to the banksters any more.
There's hope for you Nikki, recognition of your slave status is the first step. Stand tall warriors, central banking has reached it's "use by" date and we are bringing it down, one patriot at a time. We're winning!
* http://www.spiritualeconomicsnow.net/so ... w_I_08.pdf
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Hey, you be smokin' some good stuff! Don't bogart that joint, bro'! Pass it over to me!Harvester wrote:....Stand tall warriors, central banking has reached it's "use by" date and we are bringing it down, one patriot at a time. We're winning!
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You are using Mary Croft as a source now? Do any of your sources have an IQ above room temperature?Harvester wrote:<SNIP EVEN MORE INANE RAMBLINGS>
* http://www.spiritualeconomicsnow.net/so ... w_I_08.pdf
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Harvester wrote:Oh you're welcome. Yes, our home has about doubled in value too. But do you really own it? Some have said* that on "March 9, 1933, ownership (legal title) of all property is in the State; individual 'ownership' is only equitable (user) title. Use must be in accordance with law and subordinate to the necessities of the State."
* http://www.spiritualeconomicsnow.net/so ... w_I_08.pdf
"Some have said? SOME HAVE SAID?????" You're killing us, Harv. We're rolling on the floor, helpless with laughter... at YOU. You have to be some sort of Hall-of-Fame stupid to believe stuff like that. I could try to rebut your idiocies with facts; but to borrow the theme of a quote often used here on Quatloos, to do so would imply that your assertions have some sort of colorable merit.
"Some have said" that the world is flat, the world is hollow, or that the sun revolves around the earth. They will cite cartloads of... um, "evidence" to back up their claims. Their evidence is every bit as (non-) credible as yours.
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Re: Barter income
Oh, you're more than welcome - happy to entertain. Hopefully I'm not your only source of entertainment on a Friday night. You know, I was perusing the National Security Study Memo (NSSM 200) - April 1974 (aka The Kissinger Report)
* (b) actions to keep the ultimate level as close as possible to 8 billions rather than permitting it to reach 10 billions, 13 billions, or more.
29. While specific goals in this area are difficult to state, our aim should be for the world to achieve a replacement level of fertility, (a two-child family on the average), by about the year 2000 [emphasis added]. This will require the present 2 percent growth rate to decline to 1.7 percent within a decade and to 1.1 percent by 2000. Compared to the U.N medium projection, this goal would result in 500 million fewer people in 2000 and about 3 billion fewer in 2050.
Yikes, the global elites' plan to reduce 'useless eaters.' In honor of this, I think perhaps Mrs. Harvester and I will have another child. Ah the thought of another future nontaxpayer scampering across the floor warms the heart doesn't it. G'niteII. B. Functional Assistance Programs to Create Conditions for Fertility Decline
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[quote="Harvester"]Oh, you're more than welcome - happy to entertain. Hopefully I'm not your only source of entertainment on a Friday night. You know, I was perusing the National Security Study Memo (NSSM 200) - April 1974 (aka The Kissinger Report)
And, once again, you're offering as "proof" some sort of mysterious document which has no demonstrable basis in law. Your cited memo has as much probative value, in terms of your assertions, as an appellate brief -- if that much.
And, once again, you're offering as "proof" some sort of mysterious document which has no demonstrable basis in law. Your cited memo has as much probative value, in terms of your assertions, as an appellate brief -- if that much.
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S'matter, Harv? Can't you answer this simple question? How is the taxation of illegally-obtained income consistent with your premise that the income tax reaches only privileged activity?Cpt Banjo wrote:Absolute nonsense. What privilege is involved in embezzlement, extortion, and other illegal activities, the income from which has been held by the Supreme Court to be taxable? Can you explain that one, Harv? And don't bother trying to get any guidance from Lost Horizons -- Pete and his bozo followers refuse to deal with it.Harvester wrote:THE INCOME TAX IS AN EXCISE ON PRIVILEGED ACTIVITY/STUFF.
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Re: Barter income
Banjo, because that embezzlement, extortion activity must first generate INCOME under the Revenue Acts to be taxable. My bank account is full of money but it ain't INCOME dude. And of course, I bank at Sovereign Bank.
"Mysterious document" eh? The 200-page Kissinger Report, while originally CONFIDENTIAL has been out for years. And no, I'm not trying to prove anything. It's a just a policy memo, shows the global elite have a [wonderful] plan for your life, and Kissinger is definitely on the top of that food chain.
I read a lot of diverse documents/views and I'm not afraid to link or share them. Yes I know Mary Croft's book isn't mainstream and lacks a scholarly bibliography; I take it as anecdotal evidence - evidence of something real that has worked for her. The ability to gather lots of conflicting info and then distil and separate the wheat from the BS (cough*LPC*) is a useful skill.
And in the interest of sharing, I will say this - something big is coming. Smart folks are getting out of 'dollar' denominated assets ASAP. Here's Jim Willie (aka GoldenJackass), and I believe he's from your neck of the woods Pottapaug.
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldenJackass/1274940780.php
"Mysterious document" eh? The 200-page Kissinger Report, while originally CONFIDENTIAL has been out for years. And no, I'm not trying to prove anything. It's a just a policy memo, shows the global elite have a [wonderful] plan for your life, and Kissinger is definitely on the top of that food chain.
I read a lot of diverse documents/views and I'm not afraid to link or share them. Yes I know Mary Croft's book isn't mainstream and lacks a scholarly bibliography; I take it as anecdotal evidence - evidence of something real that has worked for her. The ability to gather lots of conflicting info and then distil and separate the wheat from the BS (cough*LPC*) is a useful skill.
And in the interest of sharing, I will say this - something big is coming. Smart folks are getting out of 'dollar' denominated assets ASAP. Here's Jim Willie (aka GoldenJackass), and I believe he's from your neck of the woods Pottapaug.
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldenJackass/1274940780.php
INTERPOL & THE LIST
... The subpoena power is not to be dismissed. It enables Interpol agents and cops to obtain documents, to force testimony, and to investigate with some teeth. My source tells of how the Interpol has been ON THE GROUND IN THE UNITED STATES FOR MONTHS doing their work, building a case against corrupt bankers. The same source told of how last August 2009, at least thirty former USDept Treasury officials and Wall Street executives together appealed to Interpol, turned state's evidence, and were granted asylum. They arrived with much damaging evidence in the form of documents, emails, CDs, trading logs, and personal testimony. The information gained has been used for several months in criminal investigations of very high order. Much progress has come, but it is not shared publicly. Finally, lists are being compiled for Arrest Warrants of US & UK & West Europe bankers and politicians complicit with banking center corruption. The story mentioned London bankers working for Goldman Sachs as having their passports lifted. More to come on this showdown. It begs the question who delivers the warrants and what happens if an F.U. is given in reply, especially if armed bodyguards are present. The list reportedly reads like a Who's Who, not yet seen by Jackass eyes though. A climax is coming, but unclear when.
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Harvester ranted--
And in the interest of sharing, I will say this - something big is coming. Smart folks are getting out of 'dollar' denominated assets ASAP. Here's Jim Willie (aka GoldenJackass), and I believe he's from your neck of the woods Pottapaug.
Is this anything like when you announced the revolution in March? C'mon Harv, even a broken clock is right every twelve hours, and you haven't yet reached the level of a broken timepiece. You'll be correct when the Nesara packies arrive!
I have some magic beans you'd be interested in--but I insist on dollars for payment.
And in the interest of sharing, I will say this - something big is coming. Smart folks are getting out of 'dollar' denominated assets ASAP. Here's Jim Willie (aka GoldenJackass), and I believe he's from your neck of the woods Pottapaug.
Is this anything like when you announced the revolution in March? C'mon Harv, even a broken clock is right every twelve hours, and you haven't yet reached the level of a broken timepiece. You'll be correct when the Nesara packies arrive!
I have some magic beans you'd be interested in--but I insist on dollars for payment.
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Re: Barter income
FRNs only, please. None of those Libbies.Cathulhu wrote:Harvester ranted--
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I have some magic beans you'd be interested in--but I insist on dollars for payment.
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That didn't answer the question, sport. In all these cases, the money received as a result of the illegal activities was held to be income.Harvester wrote:Banjo, because that embezzlement, extortion activity must first generate INCOME under the Revenue Acts to be taxable.
Take Mr. James, who embezzled money from his employer. The Supreme Court held the money was gross income. What privileged activity was James involved in? James v. U.S., 366 U.S. 213 (1961).
How about Mr. Rutkin, who received money through extortion. It was held to be gross income, too. Did Mr. Rutkin have a license to blackmail? Rutkin v. U.S., 343 U.S. 130 (1952).
Then there's Mr. Sullivan, who got his taxable income through bootlegging during Prohibition. How are acts that are prohibited "privileged activity"? U.S. v. Sullivan, 274 U.S. 259 (1927).
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Re: Barter income
No no, no FRN's please. You'll want to insist on real money, pre-1965 coins, something of substance, anything but FRN's. That scheme is coming down hard, beware.
Cpt lemme tell ya 'bout a man named Jed
poor mountaineer barely kept his family fed
then one day he's a surfing on the 'net
said ho! now boy they's a mess I ain't learned yet
Seems the bankers weren't content wit whot they had
stealing from the few weren't enuf to prove 'em bad
Federal Reserve is what they call their grander scheme
now it runs on autopilot, humming just like a machine
Treasury sells the bonds & FED prints the money
and we all pay the tab! now that sure smells funny
See, now I know its just a scam
to create a taxpayer from Jed a living man!
Cpt lemme tell ya 'bout a man named Jed
poor mountaineer barely kept his family fed
then one day he's a surfing on the 'net
said ho! now boy they's a mess I ain't learned yet
Seems the bankers weren't content wit whot they had
stealing from the few weren't enuf to prove 'em bad
Federal Reserve is what they call their grander scheme
now it runs on autopilot, humming just like a machine
Treasury sells the bonds & FED prints the money
and we all pay the tab! now that sure smells funny
See, now I know its just a scam
to create a taxpayer from Jed a living man!
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Just as I figured, Harv. You're an intellectual coward who has no answer to a line of cases that demonstrates how utterly bogus your guru's inane "federal privilege" argument is.
And if you're suggesting that the "privilege" has something to do with FRN's, you should know that the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the income tax decades before the Fed was ever created.
And if you're suggesting that the "privilege" has something to do with FRN's, you should know that the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the income tax decades before the Fed was ever created.
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Harv, you total liar, go buy your wife some teeth. Or does the dentist insist on being paid with real money?
It isn't worth making a valid point, as so many of the intelligent people here have been kind enough to do for you, since you'll ignore anything that doesn't support your foregone conclusions.
It isn't worth making a valid point, as so many of the intelligent people here have been kind enough to do for you, since you'll ignore anything that doesn't support your foregone conclusions.
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Yeah, we have our share of idiots up here as well.Harvester wrote: Smart folks are getting out of 'dollar' denominated assets ASAP. Here's Jim Willie (aka GoldenJackass), and I believe he's from your neck of the woods Pottapaug.
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldenJackass/1274940780.phpINTERPOL & THE LIST
... The subpoena power is not to be dismissed. It enables Interpol agents and cops to obtain documents, to force testimony, and to investigate with some teeth. My source tells of how the Interpol has been ON THE GROUND IN THE UNITED STATES FOR MONTHS doing their work, building a case against corrupt bankers. The same source told of how last August 2009, at least thirty former USDept Treasury officials and Wall Street executives together appealed to Interpol, turned state's evidence, and were granted asylum. They arrived with much damaging evidence in the form of documents, emails, CDs, trading logs, and personal testimony. The information gained has been used for several months in criminal investigations of very high order. Much progress has come, but it is not shared publicly. Finally, lists are being compiled for Arrest Warrants of US & UK & West Europe bankers and politicians complicit with banking center corruption. The story mentioned London bankers working for Goldman Sachs as having their passports lifted. More to come on this showdown. It begs the question who delivers the warrants and what happens if an F.U. is given in reply, especially if armed bodyguards are present. The list reportedly reads like a Who's Who, not yet seen by Jackass eyes though. A climax is coming, but unclear when.
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Re: Barter income
not to bring the thread back to the topic at hand....but barter systems are hard in the US, only because the IRC doesn't tax a transaction based upon the exchanged FMV. Rather it taxes the value received less the basis in the item given up. If you exchange something which has FMV equal to its tax basis, then it is not a taxable transaction.
Barter systems then are fraught with peril for the unwary. Doling out services or other zero to low basis property in return for value of any kind leads to taxable gain. However, if all you receive is property then the tax bill at the end of the year will be hard to pay in cash.
My assumption is that Australia would work in much the same manner. I know that in the EU, it would work the same way.
Barter systems then are fraught with peril for the unwary. Doling out services or other zero to low basis property in return for value of any kind leads to taxable gain. However, if all you receive is property then the tax bill at the end of the year will be hard to pay in cash.
My assumption is that Australia would work in much the same manner. I know that in the EU, it would work the same way.
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