“The individual can object to the tax assessment on the basis the law was signed by a usurper and does not apply to them because they object to laws signed by the usurper. The law remains ineffect for everyone else, but the IRS cannot tax the individual who formally objects after an assessment.”
Freepers:
Don’t try this at home.
Seizethecarp CPA CFE
Freepers:
Don’t try this at home.
Freepers:
Seizure does not understand a Motion to Dismiss based on the fact the law was signed by a usuper and invalid for those who object is at the pre-trial hearing phase. Also, a Motion to Recuse a Judge appointed by usurper and assigned to hear your case is at the pre-trial hearing phase. At worst, the Judge can deny the motion and you'll have an error to appeal if the Judge dismisses the motion(s).
Exemptions from the Affordable Care Act are in place for those who object to the Act signed by a usurper. b. Eligibility standards for Exemptions (§ 155.605) Section 5000A of the Code provides nine categories of exemptions. Four categories of exemptions exclusively to the IRS. An individual may be eligible for multiple exemptions simultaneously; while there is no practical reason to have multiple exemptions in effect at any given time, an applicant should be able to apply for multiple exemptions in case some are denied, and also receive any exemptions for which he or she is eligible.