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III. Rights |
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3.2 Rights Suspension and Corruption |
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Article 107-Taxes |
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Canon 2113 |
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Tax is a form of charge imposed by the Executors and Administrators of an Estate upon beneficiaries for their use of property of the Estate by enforcing the Landlord – Tenant relationship. |
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Canon 2114 |
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The original principle of Tax as first invented with the creation of large Deceased Estates under Testamentary Trusts was that the Landlord in fulfilling their obligations for the upkeep and maintenance of the land had the right to demand tenants pay for the estimated loss of value of property through their use, apart from their payment of rent for the right of use. Hence Taxo in Latin literally means to estimate or value (loss). |
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Canon 2115 |
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Prior to the fraudulent conveyance of the property of regions and nations into Deceased Estates and subsequent extension of taxation, the two most ancient form of revenue was the concept of tribute, followed by duty. |
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Canon 2116 |
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Tribute in its original sense was the classic lord-servant relationship from which landlord and tenant was created, wherein the lord through right and force would demand payment from all those who occupied their lands as a primitive form of rent. |
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Canon 2117 |
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Duty in its original sense was the classic control of trade, using ledgers, ports, store houses whereby no goods would be permitted to be purchased, sold, imported, exported or transported unless the duty was paid. |
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Canon 2118 |
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The inferior Roman system of Taxes as adopted by most nations as Estates is predicated on fraud, operates on fraud with no desire on the part of inferior persons acting as executors and administrators to divulge the true method by which the payment of taxes is enforced in inferior Roman Law. |
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Canon 2119 |
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Under the modern inferior Roman legal system, almost all revenue of an Estate is now classed as taxes, which is both confusing and deliberately misleading. However, from all the variety of taxes, there exists just three (3) base forms of tax being Rent Tax, Compensation Tax and Duty Tax. |
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Canon 2120 |
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Rent Tax is the deliberate fraud of misnaming rent charged to a tenant by the landlord, being the executors of the (deceased) Estate of the province or nation, for use of some property. Both Income Tax and Company Tax are forms of Rent Taxes. |
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Canon 2121 |
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Income Tax is a Rent Tax by the executors of the estate for use of their property in the form of the (dead) body corporate, also known as a corporation of the Cestui Que (Vie) Trust formed on the presumption that the beneficiary is dead, abandoned, a minor or incompetent. |
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Canon 2122 |
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A further element used to enforce the payment of taxes is the false, secretive and misleading legislative treatment of the members of a society as aliens and enemies to the society, therefore all criminals since the 1930's in the United States and later for other nations. The forced requirement to register for a tax number is therefore the admission that one is to perform criminal acts for a given period and then a license is granted, usually for one year on the provision of self confession. |
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Canon 2123 |
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Modern Roman tax collection systems treat each financial year as a separate testamentary trust and therefore each year equivalent to a separate court case whereby a taxpayer is compelled to confess any "crimes" against their society in a return each year, or face serious criminal charges. |
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Canon 2124 |
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When a person has re-established their competent living status, then by law the Cestui Que (Vie) Trust is dissolved and they return to being acknowledged a beneficiary or a some higher standing if a trust. In either case, it is both unlawful and a serious fraud against the law to seek Income Taxes once the Cestui Que Vie is dissolved and no (dead) body corporate exists to use as argument for rent. |
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Canon 2125 |
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Whilst Roman societies force their members to admit to being taxpayers, there is no remedy in Roman law in remaining a registered taxpayer other than admitting to criminal acts under the perverted Roman laws in place within most nations. |
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Canon 2126 |
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Company Tax for non-public companies is a Rent Tax by the executors of the estate for use of their property in the form of the (dead) body corporate, also known as a corporation of the Cestui Que (Vie) Trust formed on the presumption that the directors as testators are already dead, because of their previous relationship to individual Cestui Que (Vie) Trusts. |
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Canon 2127 |
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When a person has re-established their competent living status, then no Cestui Que (Vie) Trust may exist in their place. Therefore, a Company must be formed as a Trust instead of a Cestui Que Vie and company tax cannot be charged for rent under its present form. |
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Canon 2128 |
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Compensation Tax is a classic form of Tax based on the right of the landlord to demand tenants pay for the estimated loss of value of property through their use. Property Tax is an example of a Compensation Tax. |
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Canon 2129 |
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Duty Tax is a charge demanded upon the deposit, withdrawal, purchase, sale, import or export of any goods by any tenants of the Estate. It is based on the ancient argument that all chattel and immovable’s belong to the land, therefore by extension are “owned” by the landlord. |
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Canon 2130 |
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Tax is not the first, the best nor only method of a government of a society raising necessary revenue for the upkeep and well being of the whole society. |
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Canon 2131 |
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It is the obligation of all members of a society to contribute some of their energy and wealth towards the well being of the society. However, the inferior Roman system of Tax Law is corrupt, fraudulent, inefficient, grossly unfair and unsustainable. |
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Canon 2132 |
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While all governments have a right to seek revenue and contributions from their members, the extraordinary fraud and continued deception and fraud that is required to keep the inferior Roman system of Tax operating, negates the validity of claiming the law. Instead, all systems of revenue based in inferior Roman tax law are null and void from the beginning. |
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