How to AVOID PAYING THE IRS

@johnlyn1 says:

Section 83 allows you to deduct your cost paid for ANY PROPERTY and any amount received over and above your cost, if any, is your gross income. The federal courts have repeatedly defined what “income” means as it pertains to the tax code. The courts have ruled income means “gain or profit.” The Supreme Court has also ruled labor is PROPERTY. The Supreme Court ruled a man’s labor is his MOST SACRED PROPERTY!

If you sell 40 hours’ worth of labor (PROPERTY) to XYZ Company for $1,000, how much of that $1,000 is “GAIN OR PROFIT”? Answer: ZERO! There is no gain or profit derived from the sale of one’s personal labor. To claim any of that $1,000 as “gain or profit” (income) would literally render you a slave being held in involuntary servitude as a slave to government which is in clear violation of the government’s 13th amendment constitutional mandate that expressly prohibits involuntary servitude.

The government will try to argue you cannot deduct any cost for the sale of your labor by claiming you did not pay anything for it. That is completely false. You paid dearly for that labor you sold to XYZ Company. You paid with the most valuable thing every man or woman has. Your TIME! You first have to SPEND your TIME in order to be able to sell your labor (property) to XYZ Company. Without first spending your TIME to be able to provide your labor to anyone, you have no possible way to sell it to anyone.

Time is the most valuable thing we have. We are only given a limited amount of time on this earth and when that time is spent we all expire and leave this earth. Once we spend our time there is no ability to ever buy any of it back. Time is the one thing we can never buy or replace after we spend it. This is what makes your time the most valuable thing you will ever have.

The average time we are given in the United States is 77.28 years. There is 31,536,000 seconds in a year. 77.28 years equals 2,437,102,080 seconds of total time is what the average life expectancy is in the U.S. There is 3,600 seconds in an hour. 40 hours is 144,000 seconds. The only way you can sell 40 hours of your labor (property) to XYZ Company is first spending 144,000 seconds of your time for that labor just to be able to sell it.

Does time have no value? Ask a judge who uses and relies on time to schedule the length of trial to take. Ask a lawyer who bills you for his labor (property) by the hour of time he uses to provide and sell you his labor (property).

Also, the IRS treats anything of value as income. Since your labor clearly has value and if your sold $52,000 in labor to XYZ Company over the course of a year, then why are you not issuing XYZ Company a 1099 at the end of the year for $52,000 since that is the amount in labor it received as income from you? They issue you a W2 to report the $52,000 they paid you to purchase your labor, so why aren’t you issuing them a 1099 for the $52,000 worth of labor you paid to them? They get to deduct that $52,000 as a cost the same as Section 83 of the tax code allows you deduct the $52,000 in time you spent to pay for the $52,000 in labor you sold to XYZ Company.

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