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As a National of the United States, some of us do not have “gross income”, or may have very little. So, income tax on $250,000 is little to non existent if that amount is NOT gross income and you are not a “citizen or resident (alien) of the United States”.

(Alex) The Not So Chill Agorist
Gross income is all income before taxes

Actually that is wrong but all lawyers and accountants believe it and will swear to the holy whatever behind it. Labor is not taxable. The 1040 you file is to correct anything that was stated as income. Only Federal Employees are liable to pay income taxes but again no accountant or tax lawyers agree hence do your homework before changing those numbers.

DAC
Actually that is wrong but all lawyers and account...

When you sign a 1040, you are accepting a contract that all your income world wide will be “treated as” gross income. Doing that and accepting the status of “US Person” for that year makes you contractually liable and you should pay what you owe. After all, you assessed yourself and accepted “benefits”. As a Non Resident Alien (to the Federal Government Corporation), which is ONLY a tax status and NOT an immigration status, you are only required to pay income tax on “gross income”, which is defined in the IRC and also has exclusions, again per IRC. Nationals of the United States May choose every year which status they will file under. ARRR may make this somewhat irrelevant, with the built in privacy… at least I hope so. Most CPAs and tax lawyers will never read the IRC, rather they tend to read the IRS publications which even the IRS says are for guidance only and have no force of law. Sadly, 99%+ of CPAs will never come to understand the legal way to opt out, mainly due to cognitive dissonance… after all, they have a vested financial interest in NOT understanding it! Finding deductions for the other 95%+ of “normies” who can’t or won’t be bothered to actually do their own research… and that’s sad but okay.

__St0n3d___Gh0st__
How does that work

Find the group called Opting OUT of U.S. Income Tax. In a year, I haven’t found anyone that goes through the new member resources and can disprove or even make a logical case against anything David William teaches. Learn how a 1040 makes you contractually liable, your status can change year to year or even day to day, YOU have the ability to assess yourself, avoiding any federal nexus, and every state’s income tax is based off the federal AGI. To me, ARRR is another way of opting out, it would be even more so if I could move my earnings directly into it from fiat. For now though, I try to educate or expose folks to both ways of opting out, and do the best I can to keep learning more.

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