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cecil m | How can I legally quit paying taxes? |
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PepsiLime
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legally quit earning income. If you could somehow get people to give you gifts, those are not taxable. |
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A C
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You can die.
Well, unless you're very, very rich. Then your money will be taxed when it gets to your heirs.
P.S. I hope you don't and have never used any services such as welfare, public education, public transportation, flown on airports subsidized by the government, applied for federal financial aid, etc. Those are ALL funded by tax dollars. |
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gary s
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Only if you change citizenship;then you would have to pay tax in your new country.Taxes pay for all the things everybody uses,like the street you drive on,the water you swim in,and the books at the library.If you don't pay them,everybody else suffers for it.Of course,if you live below poverty level and have no income or property,then you would not pay tax.You wouldn't have much of a life either.It was an old radio show gag in the 1940's when taxes were raised to pay for the war. |
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mofactor
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get disabled, never work again, collect disability, let everyone else pay your way. |
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just me
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by not having any taxable income
Citizen of the state is a bunch of nonsense
The Law: The Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution defines the basis for United States citizenship, stating, "[a]ll persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside." The Fourteenth Amendment therefore establishes simultaneous state and federal citizenship. Claims that individuals are not citizens of the United States but are solely citizens of a sovereign state and not subject to federal taxation have been uniformly rejected by the courts. |
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kluwe99
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Leave the country and never come back. Please |
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shadows
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they didn't coin the term "death in taxes" for nothing... your screwed |
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sry_strawberrylipz321
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Be a bum with no job!
Or get an under the table job where you get paid in cash and it is not reported to the gov! Haha |
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T K
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stop earning money.
Seriously, though. You can file a w-4 with a high number of exemptions to stop paying through payroll, and as long as you earn less than $8750 as a single person with no kids, you won't pay anything in federal taxes, and you won't HAVE to.
I can't help you though, where state, local, or sales taxes are concerned. There are states that charge no state tax...including Alaska, Texas, and Florida...but I'm not sure of all of them. Around 8 to 10 of them. |
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lacenroses_us
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You can become a United Citizen of your state. There is a tax law that prohibits a person who is a citizen of their state to not vote, collect Social Security and all benefits except for what state he/she lives in. I know a friend who did this. Never paid a penny up until the day he died. But no one also gave his widow the benefits at all. |
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