3rd Quarter 2021 Wrap Up – Taxation: With or Without Representation? with Carolyn Betts, Esq.
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“The power to tax is the power to destroy.” ~ John Marshall
By Catherine Austin Fitts
This coming week, attorney Carolyn Betts will join me to discuss our theme – taxation. Our goal is to bring a much wider discussion around what we do about paying taxes to a government that is not obeying its own financial management laws and is missing trillions of dollars as its debt skyrockets.
For those who would like to be part of the discussion, please make sure to read our article at the 3rd Quarter 2021 Wrap Up web presentation: “Taxation: With or Without Representation? Who Will Take Action and What Action Will They Take?” This will be published on Thursday, October 28th and available to the public, so please repost and share widely.
The “Going Direct Reset” is systematically tearing apart the small business and farm economies as government mandates erode the integrity of thousands of companies and institutions. As central bankers assert control of sovereign government finances and functions, it is clear that we are entering the blowout phase of the financial coup d’état that the Solari Report has been tracking for years.
Carolyn and I will explore steps that could be taken to change direction. If the federal government will not obey the law, who can enforce the laws related to the use of our tax money? How can we make sure that precious tax proceeds are used in a productive manner for the real economy?
Carolyn serves as Solari’s General Counsel. She has exceptional experience in business, securities, and law, and excels in particularly complex environments – large and small. As both an attorney and investment banker, she has engineered billions of mortgage securities transactions. She has also battled foreclosures on behalf of people with few assets to their name. Having represented Hamilton Securities through years of litigation and deep state tactics, her understanding of the real economy is unique.
In Let’s Go to the Movies, I recommend the 1987 American crime film, The Untouchables, starring Kevin Costner, Sean Connery, and Robert De Niro. The movie is about a strategy to take down Al Capone using a tax evasion case. In other words, the relationship between organized crime and taxes is an old topic.
This is the last week of October, so there is no Money & Markets this week. E-mail your questions for Ask Catherine or post at the Money & Markets commentary here.
Please join me this Thursday, October 28, for the 3rd Quarter 2021 Wrap Up theme.
Talk to you Thursday!
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3rd Quarter 2021 Wrap Up – Our Money web presentation
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Thanks you so much Catherine and Carolyn for all if your hard work and for this outstanding information.
I’m still weeding through it all.
It would be much easier to read in print. How do I purchase the book? It is not in the bookstore yet.
These are not related to tax but we’re in the article.
I’m retired, live alone and only use my cell phone for communication to save money.
Are landlines phones okay to use?
Why stop specifically AT&T?
Is At & T part of T-Mobile?
I heard you speak of a faraday on Financial Rebellion to leave our phone in. Where can I purchase one?
Thanks so much,
Nancy
It was mailed to US print + digidgal subscribers on Monday. It will go up in the store by next week. I agree, easier to read in print.
Here is where I get mine: https://shop.faradaydefense.com/
The Taxation Wrap Up should be up at the store by early next week. I am with you – I find it much easier to read in hard copy.
Here is the article I wrote after our first round of serious blockages from AT&T https://constitution.solari.com/recommendation-to-our-subscribers-on-your-e-mail-provider/
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Catherine,
Thanks so much for the links and your information.
I appreciate it very much,
Best,
Nancy
What do either of you, Catherine or Carolyn, know about/how do you assess common law non-interest bearing irrevocable trusts? I’m told by CLtrustSolutions.com that with such a trust one files a 1041 instead of a 1040 and that taxes paid via a 1041 are a “donation” to the IRS, that taxation is “voluntary”, self-assessment. Via the 1041 one receives a tax credit that one can spend like FRNs, e.g. to buy a car, real estate etc. Sounds too good to be true. But if it’s true, wow!
I don’t know anything about this and am not understanding what a non-interest-bearing trust would be. Without researching it, the position that taxes paid are a donation to the IRS sounds fishy to me and something that the IRS would challenge.
Cancel my subscription.