IRS / Marked Eballots for IRS Ministry USA Policy Resolutions
Marked Eballots for IRS Ministry USA Policy Resolutions
Marked Eballots for IRS Ministry USA Policy Resolutions
Subject: IRS Ministry Resolution Ballot
__1___Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on
individuals who choose to establish their own means of earning a living,
and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income
far surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through
payroll taxes on individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and
other employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed
persons who are trying to create a sustainable income and economy with
which to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the
Ministry of Internal Revenue Service, that any self-employment tax rate
imposed by the U.S. Government shall never surpass the percentage of income
that is likewise applied as the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that Internal Revenue Service Ministry stands in
solidarity with our peers in the Small Business Administration Ministry who
have initiated the effort in bringing this cause to our organization's
attention, and
Finally, be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded also
to the Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament
for action and synchronization.
__2__ ___ Whereas the Ministry of Internal Revenue Service has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament
Executive Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive
Board as regards internal revenue in the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to
what the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to internal
revenue policy and its impact upon citizens and businesses in the United
States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Internal Revenue Service, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on internal revenue shall be to generate revenue for the nation's
good and prosperity in the absence of corporate welfare, so as to create
fair and equitable opportunity for all the nation's citizens and
businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Internal Revenue Services
hereby declares an immediate moratorium and elimination of all corporate
welfare transactions of the U.S. Government, regardless of the nature of
the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special subsidies or
tax breaks that are not part of the nation's tax code as is equably imposed
upon all businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of Platform, and the
Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization and approval of
a national position against all forms of corporate welfare in all aspects
of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and
until otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Internal Revenue Service hereby considers the elimination of
corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and
will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers to
administer internal revenue policy that considers all forms of corporate
welfare to immediately be considered null and void in practice,
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Internal
Revenue Services were an official cabinet-level department of a real U.S.
Government, then it would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks that all such
subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as is legally
permissible.
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__1___Whereas the United States imposes a self-employment tax on
individuals who choose to establish their own means of earning a living,
and
Whereas the amount of self-employment tax as a percentage of overall income
far surpasses the proportion of income that is typically taxed through
payroll taxes on individuals who work for other employers, and
Whereas the discrepancy between the amounts that self-employed persons and
other employees are taxed creates an unfair disadvantage to self-employed
persons who are trying to create a sustainable income and economy with
which to make a living, then
Be it hereby resolved that it shall be the official position of the
Ministry of Internal Revenue Service, that any self-employment tax rate
imposed by the U.S. Government shall never surpass the percentage of income
that is likewise applied as the payroll tax for employed individuals, and
Furthermore be it resolved that Internal Revenue Service Ministry stands in
solidarity with our peers in the Small Business Administration Ministry who
have initiated the effort in bringing this cause to our organization's
attention, and
Finally, be it resolved that this resolution immediately be forwarded also
to the Ministry of Economics and the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament
for action and synchronization.
__2__ ___ Whereas the Ministry of Internal Revenue Service has been
established as a cabinet-level department within the organization of the US
Parliament to serve in both advisory capacity to the US Parliament
Executive Board, and to implement the policy directives of the Executive
Board as regards internal revenue in the United States of America, and
Whereas the Executive Board has provided no guidance or direction as to
what the US Parliament's goals and directives are in regards to internal
revenue policy and its impact upon citizens and businesses in the United
States of America, and
Whereas the continued practice of exercising corporate welfare nationally,
defined as the granting of government subsidies or tax breaks or advantages
to specific corporations or industries, results in an annual cost of $100
billion of U.S. Government funds, and
Whereas the practice of economically favoring certain corporations or
industries over others represents a direct interference in the process of
free market capitalism which unfairly disadvantages small businesses and
industries that are not subject to governmental favoritism, then
Be it resolved that the Ministry of Internal Revenue Service, in the
absence of any policy directives otherwise from either the Executive Board
or the U.S. Parliament itself, hereby assumes and defines that the nation's
policy on internal revenue shall be to generate revenue for the nation's
good and prosperity in the absence of corporate welfare, so as to create
fair and equitable opportunity for all the nation's citizens and
businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved, that the Ministry of Internal Revenue Services
hereby declares an immediate moratorium and elimination of all corporate
welfare transactions of the U.S. Government, regardless of the nature of
the corporation or industry which is the recipient of special subsidies or
tax breaks that are not part of the nation's tax code as is equably imposed
upon all businesses, and
Furthermore be it resolved this resolution be hereby forwarded to the
Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Treasury, Ministry of Platform, and the
Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament for synchronization and approval of
a national position against all forms of corporate welfare in all aspects
of our nation's government,
And finally, be it resolved that in the absence of any directives, and
until otherwise directed by the Executive Board of the U.S. Parliament, the
Ministry of Internal Revenue Service hereby considers the elimination of
corporate welfare to be the official directive of the U.S. Parliament and
will use all its resources and regulatory authority within its powers to
administer internal revenue policy that considers all forms of corporate
welfare to immediately be considered null and void in practice,
And furthermore finally, be it resolved that if the Ministry of Internal
Revenue Services were an official cabinet-level department of a real U.S.
Government, then it would be intending to send notification to every
corporate recipient of special subsidies or tax breaks that all such
subsidies and tax breaks will be immediately ceased as is legally
permissible.
From: "Dexter Redland
Date: Wed, October 9, 2013 9:18 pm
To: "vvc"
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Subject: IRS Ministry Resolution Ballot
From: "Benjamin Meiklejohn"
Date: Tue, October 8, 2013 9:18 pm
To: "vvc"
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