From: David Miner
Sent: Sun, May 2, 2010 6:12:19 AM
Subject: Hendrickson and "Cracking the Code" Warriors get
Cracked.
First, Pete's
case had nothing to do with CtC techniques. I have chatted with him a
number of times over the past 6 months, and the initial charges all the way
through the final staments all dealt with the honesty of Pete's
statements and claims about the so-called income tax - did he or did he not
believe what he was telling so many people over so many years? The case
was about his truthfulness, and not about his techniques.
This means the IRS can't use Pete's conviction to go after CtC filers, because
CtC filing has not yet been alleged much less adjudicated as being wrong and
illegal.
Second, Pete's CtC techniques did not make a direct claim to being a
non-taxpayer. His methods merely filed taxpayer forms to correct certain
presumptions about the money the filers made. If Pete's methodology
involved making a direct claim about being a non-taxpayer, then there would be
no need to file forms every year. A non-taxpayer does not need to have
taxes withheld or file federal forms at all. I am listed in the IRS
records as a non-taxpayer not required to file a return, and I have filed no
returns and paid no income taxes in 20 years. Pete's process doesn't even
go there. I know because he and I have talked about that extensively
several times over more than 6 years.
Dave Miner
www.IRx-Solutions. com
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