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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Dec 31, 2013 11:20 PM

Chris Evan

"You should still be ONLY making DEPOSITS! Stop looking for shit and pay attention to the LEGAL MECHANICS. DEPOSITS are not INCOME. INCOME tax is for INCOME, not DEPOSITS. That is all you need to know."

I got this from Mackximus' "Gold Nuggets" document and I have good reasons to think Scott wrote it. My CPA's have always wanted the reconciled bank statements to determine "INCOME". They claim that "DEPOSITS" are "INCOME" and "CHECKS" (outgoing money) are "EXPENSES". Then they subtract the difference and tax it. (Maybe a little more happens after that, but you get it)

Is this because my corporations in the past weren't "Trust Holding Companies"?

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Anibal Jose Baez

Yes, Scott wrote the quote. Yet, I don't know the answer to your question.

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Chris Evan

"DEPOSITS are not part of the government's jurisdiction either. Jut put FOR DEPOSIT ONLY in the memo section of any cheques you deposit. NO INCOME TAX. Deposits AREN'T INCOME."

Then there is this. He said MEMO section and he ALWAYS means what he says, but that is on the front. Scott, I write this on the back.....

For Deposit on Account ONLY *********

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Chris Evan

Actually, I ordered a "standard" stamp from one of these computer check places long before TTFL and the "Standard" endorsement stamp said Pay to the order of Eastern Bank For Deposit Only SGMI Acct # *********

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

Deposits are not income. There are no synonyms in law. You are tendering an offer with conditions attached. I know Scott is refering to the front memo line. If they accept it, it's a DEPOSIT, then you cannot tax deposits as income tax, if it's not income.

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Pete Daoust

Yes Chris Evan, by the way, you should get paid in FTPcoins from SGMI, just tell SGMI to get these FTPcoins from 9111-1111 Quebec Inc, so SGMI can pay you with them, and when you will need to EXCHANGE these FTPcoins, 9111-1111 Quebec Inc will be happy to serve you :-D

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David Johansen

if you 'get it' its wrong. the interest a bank pays to an account is income. the check for some exchange is the offset for a loss, a DEPOSIT. you have to write it on the check, FOR DEPOSIT ONLY or the word deposit in the memo (negotiable).

if you are a citizen your obligated to do it there way because you are their employee, ALL you gain is taxable is just another trick, like driving. call it a union kickback.

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David Vilaca

Why would anyone deposit into a bank, I thought the goal was to collapse the bank. Also keep in mind the bail in programme, that's when they steal it all and force you to whine to the government, help me, they will be happy to help, just sign here please.

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ZJ Free

Read "Modern Money Mechanics" a publication of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Pay special attention to the part of Fractional Reserve, and Expansion of Fractional Reserve. You will see why Banks are never broke...!!

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Eamonn O Brien

I watched it again the other day. Haven't stopped thinkin' bout self issued credit... I can imagine the look on my mechanic's face when I offer to sing him some songs in return for new break pads...Or a voucher to the value thereof... :D

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Eamonn O Brien

Obviously then he could take that voucher to a pub and get some drinks with it. The pub owner could then contact me and ask me to play a few songs for his customers... No legal tender needed! :D

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Scott Duncan

Just as a note: You need only demonstrate INTENT in your instruction.

Keep it simple:

FOR DEPOSIT ONLY. That's it. No "account". Listing "Account" opens the door to the question; "which account"?

short and sweet.

FOR DEPOSIT ONLY <----THAT'S IT. NOTHING MORE.

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