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    This document provides instructions for revoking your election to pay federal income tax. It explains that revocation takes effect on October 1st of the current tax year or an earlier date up to 10 years prior. It notes that paying federal income tax was always voluntary for non-federal employees and outlines how the Victory Tax program during WWII established voluntary donations. The document advises maintaining your status as an American state national and notifying the IRS Commissioner and Internal Revenue Service Commissioner of your revocation via registered mail, keeping copies for your records.

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    This document provides instructions for revoking your election to pay federal income tax. It explains that revocation takes effect on October 1st of the current tax year or an earlier date up to 10 years prior. It notes that paying federal income tax was always voluntary for non-federal employees and outlines how the Victory Tax program during WWII established voluntary donations. The document advises maintaining your status as an American state national and notifying the IRS Commissioner and Internal Revenue Service Commissioner of your revocation via registered mail, keeping copies for your records.

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    This document provides instructions for revoking your election to pay federal income tax. It explains that revocation takes effect on October 1st of the current tax year or an earlier date up to 10 years prior. It notes that paying federal income tax was always voluntary for non-federal employees and outlines how the Victory Tax program during WWII established voluntary donations. The document advises maintaining your status as an American state national and notifying the IRS Commissioner and Internal Revenue Service Commissioner of your revocation via registered mail, keeping copies for your records.

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    Revocation of Election To Pay Income Tax

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    Article 253.

    Revocation of Election to Pay Income Tax — Unanswered Letters 12 — For “Princess”


    http://annavonreitz.com/revocation.pdf

    Your revocation of election takes effect normally with the beginning of the current Federal tax year,
    which in this case (assuming revocation today) would be July 1 of 2015 (Please note: this has been
    corrected to October 1 since this article was published and is reflected as such in later articles). You are
    still responsible for paying prior years unless you stipulate an earlier revocation date, for example, if
    they were claiming that you owed taxes from 2009 that you objected to then and ever since, you could
    make revocation effective July 1 of 2008. (Please Note: You can set your revocation as far back as 10
    years).

    Whether you knew it or not, this “pledge” of your service as a Withholding Agent was always voluntary
    so long as you are not a federal employee (military or civilian), willingly operating as a federal
    corporation, of African American descent, a political asylum seeker, or welfare seeker. The vast
    majority of American working people are not “eligible” for Social Security and are not naturally “eligible”
    to pay federal income tax, but during the Second World War a voluntary Victory Tax program was
    established by which patriotic Americans were asked to “donate” a portion of their wages equal to the
    federal income tax to the war effort. Millions upon millions of working class Americans did so.

    The sunset clause of this Act makes it clear that any such election to pay federal taxes was supposed to
    automatically end with the cessation of armed conflict—- at the latest, August of 1945. Rats being
    what they are, the members of Congress made no provision for a general cancellation of such “taxpayer
    accounts”, and no instructions were given to people as to how they could revoke their election to pay—-
    which has given rise to the monstrous abuses of the Internal Revenue Service today.

    You have created a file in their system and an account number. They will continue to “fish” for money
    from you. Keep a copy of your revocation documents and mailing receipts and whenever they contact
    you, send them a new copy.

    In whatever you do, firmly maintain your status as an American State National (Article IV, Section 2) who
    is “retired” from any presumption of United States citizenship.

    Notify both the Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service at Department of the Treasury, Internal
    Revenue Service, P.O. Box 480, Holtsville, New York, 11742-0480 and the Internal Revenue Office of the
    Commissioner, Room 3000, 1111 Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20204-0002, that you have
    retired from all presumed federal service and you are revoking your election to pay federal income taxes
    effective October 1 of 2019 (up to 10 year back). Send these Notices via Registered Mail, too. Save a copy
    and the mailing receipts and the Green Card Return Receipt Requested for your Eternally Done and Over
    File.

    560. How to Correct Your Political Status and Why


    http://annavonreitz.com/correctyourpoliticalstatus.pdf

    If you actually worked for the federal government the portion of your pension that is based on federal
    employment is taxable, but if like so many of us, you never actually worked for the federal government
    or only served in the military for a couple years, etc., so that the amount of pension money from actual
    federal employment is negligible, you are eligible to claim your exemption from federal income taxes.

    You send a Letter of Revocation of Election to the Commissioners of both the IRS and the Internal
    Revenue Service and tell them that you revoke your election to pay federal

    income taxes beginning with October the first of last year or any prior year you choose.

    Internal Revenue Office of the Commissioner

    Room 3000 1111 Constitution Avenue NW

    Washington, DC 20204

    Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service

    Department of the Treasury

    P.O. Box 480 Holtsville, New York 11742

    Send these Notices via Registered Mail. Make a copy (of the documents) and the mailing receipts and/or
    the Green Card Return Receipt Requested for your Eternally Done and Over File.

    Revocation Templates to Commissioner Rettig at 2 different addresses:


    Washington DC

    New York

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