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  2. #42
    Quote Originally Posted by marcel View Post
    Been awhile since we heard from the doug555 persona.
    Thanks for chiming in, doug. The next overdue account is ... how about "george" - we haven't seen that login since June.

  3. #43
    NOTICE: Please stop requesting my past documents.

    SEE: https://1040relief.blogspot.com/p/warning.html

    My latest info is here:

    http://drspma.blogspot.com

    http://pentecostnation.org/

    http://pentecostnation.freeforums.net/


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    Last edited by doug555; 08-31-22 at 04:34 PM.

  4. #44
    Quote Originally Posted by BigBlueOcean View Post
    If an account is ongoing, that is the books are not settled and closed, a reconciliation and correction of the record is an election any interested party may notice and demand from the accountants administering the books. If there is a mistake in the books, a mistake of ledger, that mistake can been corrected under the Law of Mistake. The intent of the principal party or a party in interest or a creditor, or accounting for the debtor can be properly expressed and the books corrected until the account is closed (death certificate) and final probate.

    Where the account in the NAME is yet ongoing (with annual probate #24 and not final probate #26), correcting accounting, even back to the beginning, appears to be an option.

    A post at this site noted below asserts a limited effectiveness to an immediate yearly period

    Federal Reserve Notes (FRNs) are the default currency in the United States. To avoid its usage fee (aka “income tax”), one simply has to demand lawful money, United States Notes (USNs) in the form of FRNs, be used instead, for all transactions, as provided for in 12 USC 411, by making a substantive record of that demand on records (checks and deposit slips) used by financial institutions in their normal course of business documentation, and thereby creating admissible evidence per Federal Rules of Evidence 803(6), and causing the presumed FRNs to be redeemed on an annual basis when 1040 Tax Returns are filed to enable this reconciliation of accounts.


    I am electing to use Title 15 debt collection statutes to compel the mere debt collector IRS to account, which accounting will be s
    I know this is an old thread but hopefully @BigBlueOcean is still around and can help shed some light on their use of Title 15 when dealing with the IRS ??
    Last edited by Richierich; 08-31-22 at 03:50 PM.

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