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Sep 28, 2024 1 hr 56 min

Edmund George Coaching Session - Tax-Status Letter, IRS Forms and Recording Disputes

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Ed George hosts coaching session 109, a group call centred on what he calls an "exempt, lawful, non-required, non-taxpayer" letter. He opens with an information-only, not-legal-advice disclaimer, then reads through a template he says will be posted on EdGeorge44.com. Most of the prepared section is Ed's reading of statutes, court citations and status-language claims about tax notices, state identity records, federal areas, the Buck Act and what he calls revocation of election. The notes here describe the episode's claims; they do not present legal or financial advice. The second half is open Q&A. Callers ask about IRS Form 56, EIN and PIN numbers, Minnesota assumed-name filings, county-recording resistance, a right-to-travel lawsuit, trust taxation and citizenship-status concerns. Kent also gives announcements for a Republic call and an Americans for Legal Reform meeting. Resources mentioned EdGeorge44.com: Ed says the session letter and transcripts will be posted there. Rumble / EdGeorge44: Ed directs listeners to recordings of coaching sessions 27 through 30. Americans for Legal Reform: Kent points listeners to the meeting information site. Archive.org: Dave suggests searching it for Lynn's old Vermont law book. MyMitoBoost.com: sponsor named in the mirror-stream opening. The Buck Act of 1940: statute Ed reads as part of his tax-jurisdiction argument. Chisholm v. Georgia: case Ed cites in the letter template. People v. Herkimer: case Ed cites while arguing statutes do not bind unnamed people. Economy Plumbing & Heating v. United States: case Ed cites for his lawful-non-taxpayer claim. United States v. Lombardo: case Ed cites in the county-recording discussion. Internal Revenue Service Form 56: Mary asks whether it belongs with revocation-of-election paperwork.

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  1. 0:00 Mirror stream and coaching-call setup
  2. 1:17 Ed opens session 109 and gives disclaimer
  3. 1:50 Ed introduces the non-taxpayer letter
  4. 3:41 Ed reads the opening cease-and-desist language
  5. 5:38 Ed claims state abbreviations imply D.C. residence
  6. 6:33 Ed reads nationality and state-style-manual claims
  7. 9:13 Ed cites sovereignty cases for statutory limits
  8. 11:07 Ed reads the beneficiary statement template
  9. 13:00 Ed cites vital-record statutes and birth records
  10. 15:37 Ed reads verification and recording instructions
  11. 17:38 Ed turns to the Buck Act definitions
  12. 20:30 Ed reads federal-area and state definitions
  13. 23:25 Ed explains his reading of state tax jurisdiction
  14. 25:57 Ed reads the revocation-of-election language
  15. 26:59 Ed cites corporate-state definitions
  16. 29:39 Ed describes federal income taxes as a gift
  17. 30:40 Ed argues Title 26 applies territorially
  18. 32:42 Ed cites Economy Plumbing on non-taxpayers
  19. 34:33 Questions open on tax exemption
  20. 34:50 Caller asks whether paperwork ends tax obligations
  21. 38:20 Caller asks whether a driver-license fee is tax
  22. 39:07 Mary asks about IRS Form 56
  23. 41:06 Gigi describes accrual filing and identity-theft forms
  24. 46:57 Callers debate EINs, PINs and trust accounts
  25. 52:39 Caller asks about a 98-number EIN
  26. 55:17 Caller asks where to read the document
  27. 57:19 John from New Jersey asks about Minnesota filing
  28. 59:09 Ed warns about changed Minnesota filing prompts
  29. 1:02:14 Brian asks about allodial title paperwork
  30. 1:03:21 Caller notes Minnesota filing amendments
  31. 1:05:17 Kent gives Republic call announcements
  32. 1:06:15 Kent announces Americans for Legal Reform meeting
  33. 1:08:08 Ed previews next week's judicial-conduct topic
  34. 1:09:15 Stephen asks for the essential document list
  35. 1:10:59 Ed lists Minnesota filing and status documents
  36. 1:13:26 John and Ed discuss corporate history claims
  37. 1:19:06 Caller asks about revoking election for a business EIN
  38. 1:21:05 Brian asks about county-recording resistance
  39. 1:23:56 Ed argues clerks must accept recordings
  40. 1:27:35 Stephen asks about recorded defaults and court dates
  41. 1:30:24 Marilyn asks about the right-to-travel suit
  42. 1:31:16 Ed says his travel case is still pending
  43. 1:33:35 Ed describes his status-document package
  44. 1:35:00 Ed gives contact and replay information
  45. 1:37:54 Lynn asks about a missing Vermont law book
  46. 1:40:41 Ed previews future lawsuits over permits and titles
  47. 1:41:36 Dave suggests checking archive.org
  48. 1:45:59 Caller asks whether trusts need EINs
  49. 1:47:49 James asks about the travel flash drive
  50. 1:48:44 Ed summarizes his travel-package claim
  51. 1:49:49 Ed returns to the taxation topic
  52. 1:52:22 Michelle asks about citizenship status and deportation
  53. 1:55:22 Ed closes the session
  54. 1:56:17 Global Voice Radio Network outro

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