I love it when you talk shop, Demo.Demosthenes wrote:I posted the earlier message from my Blackberry at lunch. There's more to that 29 page single spaced letter to the federal prosecutor.
He's toast.
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On just these two points alone a jury will move past all notions of guilt and just set up a meat grinder.Demosthenes wrote:He claimed:
1) he doesn't have an SSN or Tin
2) that his name is Wesley Trent Snipes, not WESLEY TRENT SNIPES
Only an apology for wasting the jury's time would help.3) his advisors had file that amended 1040 for 1997 in his name and issued a "sincere apology about the 1997 filing"
4) he whined about being ignored and persecuted
5) he made it clear that he has not waived his sovereign immunity
6) he is a "nontaxpayer" not a taxpayer
If I remember my NIMBY ranting manual... you always want to stress that you are a taxpayer, you have rights and you pay the salaries of the officials... saying your a "nontaxpayer" gives you no acceptable reason to whine.
Anyone knows you cannot do that on a 1040NR-EZ you need to send in salmon with the appropriate bar code. -- Er did I just give an illuminati secret away? Seriously, did he put his ss# on the amended form? Or doesn't he have one?7) he submitted a blank amended Form 1040NR-EZ and stamped "NOT LIABLE" on it in big letters
I know every powerful person I've threatened (above and beyond NIMBY rules of order) has taken kindly to it and caved immediately (after showing them my illuminati badge).he called the prosecutor and IRS people "public dis-servants"
9) he threatened "significant personal liability" for anyone who tried to collect from him
Uh huh, yep I'm sure they are all worried and have gotten restraining orders. Delusions of grandure much?10) "Warning: pursuit of such a high profile target will open the door for your increased collateral risk."
And the jury will be ordering marmalade.He's toast.
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Careful..everybody gets one....tell him peter...Evil Squirrel Overlord wrote:Anyone knows you cannot do that on a 1040NR-EZ you need to send in salmon with the appropriate bar code. -- Er did I just give an illuminati secret away?7) he submitted a blank amended Form 1040NR-EZ and stamped "NOT LIABLE" on it in big letters
(family guy reference...anyone?..no? well, I tried)peter wrote:"uh...apparently everybody gets one"
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Whoa. He's toast in more ways than going to jail. Wow, what a fall this guy is about to take. Lost his S-status huh? Let me guess - a foreign shareholder?Demosthenes wrote:The prosecution rested today in the Snipes case.
BTW, in addition to the income taxes on personal gross income of $37,897,054 for TY 1999 to 2004, Snipes inadvertently converted his S Corp to a C Corp in 2001 and has never paid taxes on gross corporate income of $20,855,653.
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I'm playing Ocala tourist this weekend. On Saturday, I'm going to a big horse auction just for fun, and on Sunday, I'm heading out to a place called Paynes Prairie in hopes of seeing some alligators in the wild.
I also found a fruit stand that sells "Hot Boil Green Peanuts" so that's on the agenda for Saturday afternoon.
A cold front has moved in so it's only going to get to 68 degrees on Sunday. [Demo dances jig.]
I also found a fruit stand that sells "Hot Boil Green Peanuts" so that's on the agenda for Saturday afternoon.
A cold front has moved in so it's only going to get to 68 degrees on Sunday. [Demo dances jig.]
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ah, I see, he was never an s-corp to begin with.Demosthenes wrote:He closed down Amen Ra Films (a Deleware S Corp) and started Kymberlyte Productions (a Nevada corp) but since he never filed tax forms, he never "checked the box" electing S Corp status.
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Demosthenes wrote:I'm playing Ocala tourist this weekend. On Saturday, I'm going to a big horse auction just for fun, and on Sunday, I'm heading out to a place called Paynes Prairie in hopes of seeing some alligators in the wild.
I also found a fruit stand that sells "Hot Boil Green Peanuts" so that's on the agenda for Saturday afternoon.
A cold front have moved in so it's only going to get to 68 degrees on Sunday. [Demo dances jig.]
http://www.gasparillapiratefest.com/
ARRRRRRRRRRRG!! Ye got to be kiddin'. You're settling for some lame horse auction and boiled peanuts, when a veritable Mardi Gras is occurring just a short drive to the south in the form of a massive PIRATE invasion of the City of Tampa? What kind of Quatloosian are ye?
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Yours truly will be crewing one of largest parade floats and any piratess who, shows me her, er...charms, will get bonus doubloons and beads.
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Any possibility of personal holding company tax in addition to regular corporate income tax?Demosthenes wrote:BTW, in addition to the income taxes on personal gross income of $37,897,054 for TY 1999 to 2004, Snipes inadvertently converted his S Corp to a C Corp in 2001 and has never paid taxes on gross corporate income of $20,855,653.
It's been some year since I looked at the PHC rules, and maybe they don't apply, but it would be interesting to see him get hit with that on top of everything else.
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You should consider:Demosthenes wrote:I'm playing Ocala tourist this weekend. On Saturday, I'm going to a big horse auction just for fun, ...
I also found a fruit stand that sells "Hot Boil Green Peanuts" so that's on the agenda for Saturday afternoon.
A cold front has moved in so it's only going to get to 68 degrees on Sunday. [Demo dances jig.]
See http://www.dadecitychamber.org/default. ... atFestivalThe Kumquat Festival is a day of outdoor community fun with live music, food booths, shopping and plenty to keep the whole family busy. The festival unfolds in the heart of historic Dade City and each year it gets bigger and better!
and http://www.kumquatgrowers.com/index.html
Dade City is about an hour south of Ocala.
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Since you're headed north, if you get a chance I recommend a visit to Devil's Millhopper on the North side of Gainesville. It's basically an ancient sinkhole with a walkway that takes you down to a miniature rainforest, complete with waterfalls (very unusual in this state).
http://www.floridastateparks.org/devilsmillhopper/
http://www.floridastateparks.org/devilsmillhopper/
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Good thing, too. Don't let jg talk you into going to any kumquat festival. Sure, it starts out being loads of fun, but sooner or later your friends start disappearing and then the next thing you know, Charlton Heston is carted away on a stretcher screaming, "Kumquats are Quatloosians!"Demosthenes wrote:Except I'm too cheap to spend money, dontcha' know.jg wrote:Enjoy being a tourist in Florida ! - we need your money!
jg, you traitor!
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