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End Taxes 4 Ever offer services to our clients to ensure they are only paying the amount of taxes owed and getting the biggest tax return ever they received and remaining in full compliance with both State and Federal income tax laws. We give tax saving tips for high income earners, guide individuals on IRS jurisdiction and how to legally stop paying taxes etc. If you decide you’d like to learn if you are lawfully required to pay federal income taxes and how to reduce taxes owed to irs you can send us an email us at endtaxes4ever@protonmail.com and visit our website www.endtaxes4ever.com for more information. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: What is taxable income? Part 3 of 3


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What is taxable income? Part 3 of 3
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  • Income That Is NOT Taxable
  • Below are some more examples of propaganda that
    is fed to the masses, which is all designed to
    promote your compliance with their non-existent
    law.
  • For example they would have you believe the
    following are Types of income that are not
    subject to Federal tax may include the following

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  • Gifts and inheritances
  • Life insurance proceeds
  • Child support
  • Certain Veterans benefits
  • Insurance reimbursements for medical expenses
    not previously deducted
  • Some welfare payments

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  • Compensatory damages for personal physical
    injury or illness
  • Workers compensation
  • Some qualified pension distributions for Public
    Safety Officers
  • For more information, please see IRS Publication
    525, Taxable and Nontaxable Income.

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  • Self-Employment Income
  • Self-employment tax (also called SE tax) is a
    Social Security and Medicare tax aimed mainly at
    individuals who are self-employed. The SE tax
    payments you make go towards your coverage under
    the federal Social Security system. Social
    Security coverage essentially provides retirement
    benefits, disability benefits, health care
    benefits (Medicare), and survivor benefits. In
    general, you must pay Self-Employment Tax and
    file Schedule SE (on Form 1040) if either of
    the following applies

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  • Your net earnings from self-employment income
    were 400 or more
  • You work for a qualified church-controlled
    organization (other than as a minister or member
    of a religious order) that has elected an
    exemption from Social Security and Medicare
    taxes. In this case, you are subject to SE Tax if
    you earn 108.28 or more in wages from the
    church/organization.

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  • To pay self-employment tax, you must have a
    Social Security number (SSN) or an individual
    taxpayer identification number (ITIN).
  • Note that there are special rules for fishing
    crew members, notary public employees, aliens,
    state or local government employees, foreign
    government employees, and international
    organization employees.

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  • You should also note that whenever SE tax is
    mentioned, it generally only refers to Social
    Security and Medicare taxes, and does not include
    any other taxes that self-employed individuals
    may be subject to. Keep in mind that other
    information may be required for your particular
    type of business.

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  • Dont believe the Hype
  • Most of America has absolutely no idea whatsoever
    whether they legally and lawfully owe federal
    income tax or not. That is by design not by
    mistake. Then Powers that Be have done a
    marvelous job brainwashing the public into
    compliance.
  • We are all operating in the dark when it comes to
    this subject. We pay federal income taxes because
    we saw our parents pay and we believe we owe it
    too. It is a subtle form of indoctrination and it
    has worked great for generations.

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  • End Taxes 4 Ever offer services to our clients to
    ensure they are only paying the amount of taxes
    owed and getting the biggest tax return ever they
    received and remaining in full compliance with
    both State and Federal income tax laws. We give
    tax saving tips for high income earners, guide
    individuals on IRS jurisdiction and how to
    legally stop paying taxes etc. If you decide
    youd like to learn if you are lawfully required
    to pay federal income taxes and how to reduce
    taxes owed to irs you can send us an email us at
    endtaxes4ever_at_protonmail.com and visit our
    website www.endtaxes4ever.com for more
    information.
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