Connect the Dots

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All right. So, um, we are going to be going over the 1099s A, B, C. Uh, and then I'm going to show you how to implement them into the return. Now, um, and what people are missing as to why. And I'm going to also show my transcripts to show that I get the money. I'm not making this up. And I mean, I'm talking full direct deposit. Pay. It says pay. It says refund. Okay. So, I'm going to pull those up. And then, uh, from there, you know, I like to show it's not about receipts. It's just showing that the transactions work, right? All right. Because a receipt can be made up. It don't necessarily mean that it's true. But I always show law along with the code and along with the process so you understand that I'm not making it up. Okay.

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Okay, so a lot of people are using tax 1099. Really, these websites are getting burnt out because people are just going on here filing frivolous SAS forms. Excuse my language. And it has no purpose if you're not doing the 1040 to implement the form. You can file unless you're filing it directly through the TCC system with the IRS. Um, I'm using this because y'all don't have access to TCC, so there's really no point in showing that software. So, I'm trying to make this to where people that's in the public can do this same mannerism, but by properly ordering. I would advise that everybody go and get a pen to file and then go tell the IRS, "Hey, I want to e-file." And then they will give you access to the TCC system, and then at that point, you become an authorized agent properly by just applying for it. You don't have to go to school. They have self-training websites on the IRS that you can actually self-train yourself. Okay.

So, I'm using tax, I'm using, uh, tax 1099 because this is the website I have used. Okay. Uh, in the public before I got access into, like I said, the other systems currently, um, that is available throughout the year. So, you would apply for an EIN e-file. That is how you get access directly to the IRS. There's also, um, the, uh, free filler fillable form on the IRS website that you can use.

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Excuse me. I'm sorry. Text. Okay. So, so I'm using this system because it's open to the public and anybody can use it. There are multiple other softwares that you can use. Okay.

So, um, we're going to go over the A first. I already have some in here that's been submitted, that's been accepted. So, we're going to go over that. There's a lot of people, not saying that it's anybody in this group, but there are a lot of people that are giving the wrong incorrected narratives as far as the processes and how things work. So, you have to do two 1099s, one for you and one for the company. The reason for that is because who's paying who? You're not paying yourself. Uh, well, you're, the company is not paying you. You didn't give the company anything. The company used your offshore offboard account to to to borrow from your estate, or they're calling it an estate, but it's actually a, it's a wealth management account that's being held offshore in a foreign country by foreign entities. And really, you're a foreign corporation that's established in the District of Columbia, which is foreign to the 48 states of the union. That company's bank accounts offshore, offboard, like the Holy See and the Vatican, and then the District of Columbia. Those three are called the Holy See or the Holy Seal. It's called the, the, um, the state estate, the estate seal. I got to get the name of that book. But there is a book that talks about these three corporations that house your funds and handle how, how everything is operated. So when you think you're dealing on land, you're not. You're actually dealing off land, off sea, offboard. So when you're offboard, all aboard is all aboard the ship. All aboard. So when you're not aboard, then you're abort. That means you abandon. You abandon ship. Okay?

So when you go in and you give your account number and then you, you leave the application there, and then every month they start billing you, and then you're not accepting that bill because you don't know that it's to an international account. This is what's going on. So you, you do your, they call it a joint venture, an A, a A, a B, a C. So the A is the acquisition. If you don't fill it out, they're going to say to you, "Abandon it." That's why the form has two sides to every story. This is why you need two forms because you have to, you have to abandon it so you can acquisition it. H. All right.

So, at the top, you're the payer. Everybody knows that, right? Like, yeah, I know I'm the payer, but who, who, who is the payer with you? Who do you work for? Who is your employer? Your employer is a Department of the Treasury, and your, and your, your last name is the whole name. So, Tori Darcel Martin, UCCC Contract Trust Division, that's the department. My social is an account there. The disregarded entity is Tori D. Martin, UC Contract Trust. So, notice the two people are different. Tori Darcel Martin is the Ensligus Corporation. Tori D. Martin is it a derivative of that name, which is an in, which is a part of the corporation. So, let's say one is the, uh, straw man, and then one is the 10 man tax identification number. One is the straw man, which is the dead entity. Then you have the power of attorney, which is the cowardly lion, the lawyer, and then you have the real person. So, me coming in as the fiduciary, as the real person that is fiduciating for Tori Darcel Martin, the offshore offboard person. There is no argument with anybody else but yourself because you are to blame the second company. Okay.

So, if it's Tori Martin, so the second company, who gave who the money? Did, did Mercedes-Benz Finance Services give you the money? No. Who gave the money? You gave the money. So, if Mercedes-Benz Finance Services was just acting as a power of attorney over you, then, but who gave the money? It would have been you. Right? It would be you that gave the money. So, who you filing against is yourself at their address because that's the number they use. Their EIN is irrelevant until you are reporting on them. So, this is why you need two. You need two. Okay? You need two.

So, the first form is, I've already done this. So, let me, I'm just going through showing y'all. So, let me go here back to my dashboard and pull up the form. So, notice how at the top I said that Tori Darcel Martin, remember I said one time you're going to state that it is the Treasury that is paying the, the Department of Education for Tori Martin. Okay. So, when you're reporting on the company, yeah, they're going to be the borrower, but your name is implemented with their name because you're the entity at the company that you are addressing. It has nothing to do with the company. The number is your number. The account number they gave you the account. This is the offshore offboard account. This number that's established on the billing statement that they sent you. So, the, I, I like to use United States Code in my description for property or Code of Federal Regulation. I do, I don't really like to write out words because you can't fit everything in there. So, if you give them the code, then they can go research what the code is. Okay. Here I put, uh, 15 USC 1692G through K and then 16 CFR 3334, which is for redemption. Anything asserted in claims, defenses against the other person shall, um, basically have be asserted against claims and defenses for the redemption of the credits that you gave away under infasy. That's what this code is. You can go look it up. So, now I'm saying, "Hey, I'm coming in for redemption." Oh, we got people in the way. Hold on. No. Okay. Where was it? Okay.

So, now this, now, so we're checking the box. Why? Because their EIN is established with my name. Because I'm an employee here. So, I'm stating that, yes, they were personally liable for the debt. Okay. The account number is here. You could also replace the, uh, description box with, uh, debt instrument. You could put, um, student loan contract. You could, I mean, you could, there's different things that you could put. It is, de, technically a contingent debt instrument. Okay. The contingent debt instrument is in the Code of Federal Regulations and it tells you, talks about reimbursements, property, uh, bonds, instruments that are created by a natural person, certain loans between natural persons, short-term taxable obligations, a contingent payment on the debt instrument are related to such objectives. Insolvency, which is bankruptcy, convertible debt instrument. A debt instrument does not provide for contingent payments merely because it provides for an option to convert the debt instrument into a stock of the issuer. Who's the issuer? You, not the company. The company never gave you nothing. You are the bank. You are the, you are everything. Without you, they have nothing into, uh, other property or in an amount equal to the approximate value of the stock or debt for debt, uh, oh, excuse me, or excuse me, I skipped a part. So, uh, stock and debt of the related party within the means of section 267B or 707B1 or into cash. So, isn't that what we're doing these 1099 for? We want the cash, right? So, if you got a debt security like a bill that you're holding in your hand that they sent you 12 of them for the month, that is your instruments. Those are your convertible debt instruments that can be converted into debt instruments, stocks, or cash, or other property or equal or approximate value of stock for debt issued in preceding sentences, meaning into equity interest. This is what we going after, folks. It is a federal tax or either a partnership or corporation. It's called co-ownership. So, you and your straw man are two entities that are operating together in one capacity. But when you give away things, you are leaving your gift behind. This is why they make y'all go file 1040s because it's a gift form. Okay.

So, now you know that a contingent debt instrument can be put on your line as well. Here, description, contingent debt instrument is good enough. If you don't know what else to put. So, the 1099A, you're doing two of them. One where you're going to be paying yourself. Okay. So, I'm going to pull that one up. It's two different ones. So, one needs to be charged against the company to tell on them where I, like I show you, I have nail down here with me, the Department of Education, their address, their location, their PO box, but it's reporting on them with my name included. Attention to me because I'm the straw man that I am addressing at the company. I am not addressing Net. I'm addressing Tori. at nail neck that's in a box that's sitting against the wall that's that they are claiming as abandoned property because I'm not doing nothing with it. And then Tori, the Department of the Treasury paid. Okay, I'm just, I have my name here because that's how it was entered, but I'm going to show you one where it has the Department of the Treasury, which I have that in here. So, the Department of the Treasury with your social security number, you are the payer, just doing for. So, a lot of people have been putting their el as the payer up here, or sometimes you're putting the company as the payer, and then you're putting yourself as the recipient, but really the company didn't give you no money. So, you know, you, you're always the payer. You're always the one giving. Okay? So, it has nothing to do with the company. Like I, like I said, it's in care of. So, like when you're going in here and it says disregarded entity, who's a disregarded entity? You. You. The trust is the disregarded entity. So, who's the payer? Is the Department of the Treasury in care of me? My Social Security though, with my address here. Notice that I don't have the Department of the Treasury's address because I'm the entity. Matter of fact, the only thing I need to edit on here is my non-digit zip code, which is very important because that's the routing number to your to your lock box that's at your house. You pull out every single envelope in your house. You got ndigit zip code. That's a routing number. That's a routing number with your state and US behind it. You can get mail sent directly to your house from that routing number. That routing number is an account. So, what I'm telling them is that this lender is at this location. Route my funds from here. That's why all your bills are routed to that house in that address, and they want you to go paperless. So, you can abandon ship.

So, now, so, like I said, the first entity, the first 1099, I'm reporting that Tori paid the company, right? And then in here where it says attention, I put Parkplace Motorcars, right? So, here I'm going to put my name. So, what I just did was I just put, uh, Mercedes-Benz Finance Services USA LLC, Tori Darrel Martin, UC Contract Trust behind it. The name of the company because that's who it is. The company is me in care of with them. That's how they're, that's how they are getting the money out of your accounts. The law is 31. Let's see. Hold on.

Hey, Tori. Yep. Do we have to file a UCCC or we just putting UCC contract in there? No, the UCCC Contract Trust is already set up at the IRS, uh, criminal division in your name and your social security number. It's already there. It's 111 Constitutional Avenue. Okay, good stuff. So, um, All right. So, the participant account 13. Sorry, I'm looking for this particular card tells you that you're, there's a guardian over your estate because you're in a minor capacity. So, when we think that we're loaning out money, we're not loaning out anything. They are going in and and and helping the minor establish a placement. She's participant accounting funds account book entry participant. All right.

So, are the Federal Reserve banks and the Treasury liable for adverse claims? So, this is when you coming in claiming that you have an interest. You're the participant in the participating securities account. So, uh, you have a security entitlement as a participant in the security out account, which is the book entries. The book entries are the 1099s and all of your bills of exchange since you are not accepting that is what is in the book entry security. So, we know that the Treasury or the aka IRS balance the books when it is an obligation of the United States to pay interest and principal with respect to book entry security discharge. The obligation is discharged once payment is made as follows. So, a lot of people are saying, "Oh, you do it as an A, B, and C and it cancels the debt." No. Says the book entry securities are redeemed according to their terms. A Federal Reserve Bank withdraws the securities from the participant security account in which they are maintained and either credits the amount of the redemption proceeds, including both principal and interest where applicable, to the funds account. The funds account, you can, the funds account is called a settlement fund. Okay. Uh, if you've got a QF pool, then you see that most of these are in funds accounts that are held by Fidelity, Troquire. I mean, there's so many multiple different companies that hold funds accounts, and then they take your securities and they deposit them in there. That's called international trading. Most of them are registered as 1940 companies in Delaware, which means that they are not required to file with the SEC. So, it's not tax evasion. This is why they put it in, um, trust accounts or mutual funds. So, that way you can't ever go find the fund individual. That's why when you get a QEP pool, it's in a public fund with $347 billion in there, and you're trying to figure out, well, how much of this QP belongs to me? Well, I would claim all of it because who gave him permission to trade you in that account anyway? What did it say? Book entry securities are redeemed according to their terms. So, when you have a contract, and your contract it says, "Contracts which do not cut off a consumer's claims and defenses." A consumer's credit contract which does not constitute or contain a negotiable instrument or contain any waiver, limitations, or terms and conditions in which has the effect of limiting a consumer's right to assert against any holder of a contract, all legal significant claims and defenses which the consumer can assert against the seller of the goods and services purchased pursuant to the contract because they're only dealing with the paper. So, if you go back and say, "This is my paper. I'm, I'm done with y'all." Do you think that they have the authority to stop you? No. If I want to go claim my paper on a 1099A, I gave it to you. So, it's my right. So, if I sign under infancy, this is another rule. A lot of people are like, "Oh, you can't do this. They're going to get us." No, you just need to know. So, defense of claims and recoupment. A defense of an obligor, that's you, based on infancy. If you are still a minor in your minor capacity, giving away your interest in abandoning your ships that you create, you are clearly incompetent. It doesn't mean you're stupid. It means that you're incompetent when it comes to lawful versus legal and simple contract and banking laws, rules, and equity. This is Corporate Jurist or Condund. Okay, it's volume five. If you can find it, I would advise that if you get that book and definitely get into reading Corporate District of Condom because you don't understand that you're in a whole different banking world, and we are the play. We and they outside the goddamn wall watching everybody, and it's we puppets that they running a muck. Okay, so it's not everything is nothing what we believe. So, you are an infant, a baby child, a ward of state that was abandoned at birth by your mother. Okay? So, that baby was placed on a, on a piece of paper with the feet, and that baby was named baby, and then your last name. So, if you was a boy, baby boy. If you was a girl, baby girl. You don't believe me? Go get your hospital records from when you was born. Uh, go get your original records. Go to their, go there and ask them for your original birth records, and you're going to see your name is baby girl and baby boy on there. You don't have a name. So, your defense is infancy. It says infasy of an obligor to the extent it is a defense to a simple contract. So, what did you sign? The car note, the mortgage, the, the electric, the gas, the water, the credit card. Are all those simple contracts? Yes, they are. You sign them under duress, lack of legal capacity, or legality of the transaction which other law nullifies the obligation of the obligor. That means that when you realize the fraud, you can go back and take it all back because you signed it under infancy. Fraud that induced the obligor to sign the instrument with neither knowledge nor reasonable opportunity to learn of its characteristics or its essential terms. Discharge of obligor in insolvency. So, if they don't want to give you your money, you can take them into bankruptcy, which we just seen that in the other code for contingent debt instrument. That means that if the company refuses to acknowledge what you have filed with the IRS, and it is banking fraud, period. You do have a case. You do have a case, a claim in recoupment. You have a claim. You're also the holder in due course of the instrument. So, you can invoke the authority of the instrument. It is called a consumer transaction. As soon as we get away from, "Oh, you gave me a consumer credit." No, I didn't. I did a consumer transaction with you, which means you owe me tax. The tax is the bill that you get every month. So, let's say we add up our car payment for the full year, and let's say it was is $48,000, 47. So, the fair market value is not the same value of the principal amount. Why? Because at the beginning of the contract, you gave it to them. So, that's the contract. And then that contract is two contracts because it's split between you and the other company. So, the $47,000 is times two. Okay. I, I would normally just put 50, but we're going to use real numbers because we're not about to make up nothing. So, the contract, if it was $47,289 times two, then upfront they got $94,578 from you before you even made a payment. Okay. The fair market value depending on when you got the car. This car was obtained 0409 2022. So, that means that it's been 2 years. So, 24 months of the full payment that you've been making. So, the payment is $642 a month times 12, I mean, times 24. And these, this is how you use your numbers. So, now that's $15,000, $48 plus the $94,578. So, my fair market value for this property is right now at $109, because I just did the two years ending at December 31st last year. Okay.

So, here I'm saying Tori Martin paid them in care of Tori Martin. I included my name. You're going to put your account number right here that you have with the company here. This was a money purchase loan redemption. Why? Okay. This is the first one that we're filing against the company. That's why. And what are you saying? It's a money purchase loan redemption. All right. So, why are we doing money purchase loan redemption? Let's go back to our law. You didn't get the money upfront. They actually robbed you and took the money. But that don't mean you can't come back and get the money. Right here it says, "A money purchase loan, a cash advance which is received by a consumer in return for a finance charge." H. So, that means it's either one or the other. You, you can't do both. So, here, a creditor, a person who in ordinary course of business lends purchase money or finances the sale of goods and services. So, that means, uh, the consumer gets, goes onto a deferred payment basis. That's why you receiving checks every month that you can't cash, provided such person is not acting for the purposes of a particular transaction in the capacity of a credit card issuer. But we are. So, when you give the social security number, it is an open-ended credit card. So, if I came in and gave my social, did I do a money purchase loan or did I do a finance charge? Hm. You can't be doing both. So, what does that tell you? There's two contracts open in your name when you go get a car, when you go get a mortgage. So, what they're doing is receiving a cash advance from the treasury within three days in your name for the full amount of what it is. And then in return, they become the power of attorney over your account. And then they do a finance charge in return with their sister bank. And then they say that, "Hey, uh, we're going to sell this contract to our sister company, and you'll be subject to pay them interest and all of that." Well, they don't really say it like that, but that's exactly what they doing. And then they say, "Oh, well, yeah. Uh, then your sister company when they start coming to collect, well, yeah, we gave you money." And you're like, "Well, where did I, where did you give me money?" Well, the sister company is saying that they paid that company for your contract. Oh, but did they take it to the treasury and get paid? So, that's double dipping. So, what do you do? Well, here's your claims and defenses. It says in the Truth in Lending Act and Regulation Z, which is applied in the whole or subpart to a purchase of goods and services from a seller. So, mind you, the creditor is a person who lends, ordinary course of business lends purchase money. So, the seller can't be the creditor because that's you. The creditor is, you want the same with the consumer. So, remember I told you straw man, T, well, oh, excuse me, living person, straw man, tin man, tax identification number, the living person, Dorothy, and then your dead entity, corpse. So, that's three people. You have to act an attorney in fact in order to take control of those three entities. So, it says right here, the goods and services from a seller who one refers to the consumer to the creditor. They know you the creditor. You don't know you the creditor. They try to coerce you into assigning and giving away your stuff. So, when you say, when you go back to our 1099 and we say it was a money purchase loan and I'm redeeming, I'm redeeming it. You can put, "I'm redeeming it." You can put, and that's you saying the Treasury paid the Mercedes-Benz Finance Services in Tori's name. So, money purchase loan. You can also put that it was embezzled by recipient because you didn't never get the money purchase loan. But now you see why I put 16 CFR 433.1? That's, um, D. Then you have finance charge, which is, uh, F. Then you have I. So, now you see why I break it down into Code of Federal Regulations because I wanted to explain to you what it is that I'm putting here. So, they got a money purchase loan. I'm the creditor, and they didn't pay me my money. They embezzled it. You can also put "audit recipient" for 26 USC 7201. That's called tax evasion. See, it's ways people think that you just filing a form, it's going to get them audited. You? No. No. You got to tell them why. Why? Why do I need to audit them? What happened? When you start telling the IRS that, "Hey, they tax evaded." "A person who willingly attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax imposed by this title or a payment thereof shall be, in addition to other penalties provided by law, be guilty of a felony upon conviction thereof, and shall be fined not more than $100,000 or $500,000 in the case of a corporation." Is Mercedes-Benz Finance Services a corporation? And they can be in prison for up to 5 years. Ain't it a CEO's name on this? Isn't it a chief financial officer's name on this that's putting their name on the line? Go get them. They could get prosecuted. Y'all invading. Y'all act like I'm. Remember, these are foreign companies. Mercedes is registered in Delaware, which makes it an unincorporated association. So, they are taking your money to another country. So, that means they tax evading the IRS. You think the IRS don't want to hear that? Oh, they want to definitely know. They want to definitely know that they tax evaded. So, audit recipient for 26 USC 7201. What? Or borrower in this case on a B. Oh, but remember, I didn't put Tori's social down here. I put their EIN. I said it was in care of Tori. All right. So, then I'm going to check the box because it's their EIN. Okay. Yes. So, this is our, this is our first one. Now I got to go back and get this $109,000. So, we going to save and continue this one and we're going to pull it up on the screen so we can see it visually. I'm a visual person. So, now we got the Department of the Treasury, Tori Martin, Ensu, and Tori D. Martin, UC Contract Trust with my address and my telephone number and my routing number. At the bottom, we have Mercedes, uh, Benz Financial Services USA LLC, Tori Darrel Martin, UCC Contract Trust. Parkplace is the other entity that basically was involved. So, this is all three of us together, like a, like a, like a threesome. Okay. Because we can't abandon. They not going to abandon. You can't abandon. Nobody's getting nothing because I'm not giving nothing. So, we got Parkplace, which was the company that sold the contract to Mercedes-Benz Finance Services LLC, and Tori was the creditor. So, then I put "audit borrower" for 26 USC 7201. Yeah, they was liable for the debt, and this is how much money. And then this is my date of acquisition because I'm saying I'm buying this. Okay? I'm saying this is me. So, I'm saying I'm telling you, yes, this is being reported to the IRS. So, then we going to do another 1099A where I'm going to go back and collect that money. And no, just filing the 1099A does not put it on your, uh, does not put it on your transcript. There is a form 5498 that everybody is missing. We going to pull it up and go over it. No.

So, again, and we come back here, we say Tori, and then we going to do Tori. So, then down here, we edit so y'all can see who's down here. It is Tori's social security number. Attention, Mercedes-Benz USC USA LLC, Tori Dashel Martin, UCC Contract Trust with their address now. Okay. And that's saying I'm an entity here at this location, uh, with you guys. All the information is on the contract that you signed. It's going to be the same account number again. All right. Then here I'm going to put "Contingent debt redemption of security" because what happened was you transferred your security into them. So, you can either say, "I'm redeeming the transfer of security which was a contingent debt instrument." That's what I'm putting. You could also put the law for contingent debt instrument, the 26 1.1725. Okay. Or, or, uh, here am I checking the box for myself? No, I'm not. I'm not checking the box for me because my social is down here. So, I was not liable for the debt. But if I want to redeem this money, I must be a recipient at the bottom. When you just putting yourself at the top as the payer, whose transcript is that showing up on? It damn sure ain't showing up on yours. So, if you just been filing where you at the top and they're at the bottom, then it's on their transcript. That's why it ain't showing. That's why you ain't getting no credit. You must be the recipient. That's why I said you have to do two forms, and it's a joint venture. It's six forms all together. A, B, C, and then if you need a C. Cuz sometimes if you do an A and there's no debt required to cancel, then you don't need a C. So, the A and the C are, if you look up the information form, they're one in the same form. That's why they look alike. So, one is for canceling debt, and one is to acquisition it. The companies go and fill this out when you have a leftover escrow account that's got, I don't know, last three years of payments sitting in there. They can't just go get the money. They got to go act as your guardian and fill out the paperwork for you to get it through their taxes. So, here we're going to do the same thing. The acquisition date was the date of the closing. The principal balance. We know it was 98457. Well, I'm sorry. We're going to put the full amount here. So, now we know that our principal balance and outstanding the money and extra that we have given is this amount. So, on this form, we're going to put the same number here. Okay. So, then I'm not checking the box because my social is down here. I have already done it for the previous company. Okay. Everybody got that? So, what did I just do? I just filed it on them, and then I just turned around and filed it on me. Am I checking the box corrected? No. For what? Who's correcting? What is wrong? What is wrong to correct it here? The, the company, if they're going to file on you on your behalf, um, they're not putting your name on there and claiming your money. No, they're doing their sales and stating that they already have possession of your security. So, they don't have to report it on you. The only time they go and report is to eliminate tax that they owe. Okay. Or, yeah. So, they can basically report what they paid to you. Okay. And it goes onto your transcript. So, remember, the recipient is how you get paid. So, now we have this form. We're going to pull that up so we can view it in real time. So, now I have their location with my name, my social. So, I'm the payer from the Treasury, and then I'm also the borrower and recipient. But I'm not liable for the debt because I already reported it on them. All I'm doing is come back and redeem my security for the full amount. Now, when I file this, it's going to go on my transcript. Okay. So, now let's go. So, y'all got the A's down. Y'all got questions about that before we go to the B's? Yeah. Sorry. A question. Okay. So, this is at what stage? This is after you've purchased the vehicle and it's a year in, or at what stage do you do this? Yes. So, you can do this right after you purchase the vehicle. You can do it a year in, two years in. It doesn't matter. The, um, the debt redemption, uh, the statute of limitation doesn't start until you realize the fraud has happened. Got it. So, if a car has been gone for, you signed a contract in '17, you had the car for three years, it's gone be, it's been gone for three years, it's still available. It's still available for you to get. Those credits are still there. Info. Thank you. Yes. I have a question. I have a question for you, Tori. Mhm. The route, the 442 number there, is that the zip code you're using? Is that what we should be using as the social? So, yeah, the 44 number is my social. Oh, I thought that was a, I made up, right? So, not for the public, but No, I understand. Okay, so, yeah, that is your social. So, you, the, the social is the payer. Well, is the, well, excuse me, is the payer. Okay. Not an EIN. It is your social security number that's being used in different capacities. So, yeah. So, when you mentioned that the postal code is the routing number, what were you referring to in regards to the form for your location, your house? Can you go over that one for one moment so we can be clear, please? Yes. Thank you. All right. So, right here on the form, we have the social security number. I mean, excuse me, not social. This is your routing number. So, if you look at your envelope, anybody, y'all got a bill sitting in front of you. Grab the. Okay. Yes, it's clear now. So, look at your billing where they have your name. Okay. It's very clear now. I totally understand. Thank you so much. Okay. Yeah. So, that's your routing number. It's a routed number to your location and address. So, that is for your straw man that has nothing to do with you. Your, the reason why you have that, that lock box, that's what that's called. That four-digit number is a lock box that's attached to your, your address. You can get mail to your home by just putting your state abbreviation, that nine-digit zip code, and US behind it. I guarantee you all your mail will come to your house, and you just put yourself in a private jurisdiction. No need for no address, name, or none of that. You just. Yep. I'm sorry. Go ahead. I'm sorry. No, you're fine. You just told them basically that, hey, I routed to this number. Okay. Um, so, what if we just purchased a vehicle in February and like how would that go as far as filing a tenate? So, if you just purchased a vehicle in February, they didn't disclose to you that you had the right to rescind. So, I would do my joint venture forms, which we're going to go over A. We did the A. So, then we're going to go do the B, and then we're going to go do the C. Uh, the best way to get the funding for this instrument is to file it on your taxes to redeem it. So, we're going to go into that. If you haven't already filed, then this is perfect because you can go back. Well, since you just bought it in February this year, technically you can't put it on your taxes until next year. But at least you know about it. So, like I said, this is not to cancel the debt. This is to acquisition what you purchased so you can put it on your books, and then they will get in trouble for tax evasion. So, if you did just buy it this year, yeah, you can't put it on your taxes this year because your paperwork, your billing statements are going to not show for last year, but you will know and be prepared to to to report it at the end of the year. Okay, cool. So, just basically wait until the end of the year. Yeah, but you're going to still do these 1099s now, and you're going to get in the ref, in the mode of doing them every 30 days as far as the seat. Okay. Because every 30 days they're sending you a billing statement. Okay. Copy. Thank you. All right. And Tori, the lenders 10 and the borrowers 10. When do we use our social when in redemption? Where do we put the num, the so the 10 and the borrower? And then for both. Okay. So, on the 1099A, you're putting the, when you're saying audit this person for tax evasion, the company is at the bottom with their location, and then you're using their, their 10. Okay. At that point, you're the payer. That is your first 1099. First one is you reporting on them, and you check the box. So, that's when you use their EIN. You're just implementing your name with the company as a UCCC Contract Trust because that's where they attacked it. So, really, you just added your name onto the title of the business, right, which was the borrower. Then when we, when you're done with that to go back and redeem the credit that you gave them, which I just made up an address here, but it should have been the same address, but I used my social. So, now I'm going back and I'm saying that I was not liable for it. I took the full, the fair market value, and I made that the full principal balance and the fair market. And then I said that I wasn't liable, and I said I'm redeeming, and my social is the borrower at that point. So, you get what I did. I will provide these as copies to y'all, uh, so you will know, or you can, you know, screenshot them or whatever. But, uh, this, this is basically so the first one is against the company, and the second one is against, is against you to redeem it. So, you're always the payer though. Notice I did not change the payer at all. A payer is still always going to be the same person because that's who paid. Now, if we getting into estates and trust, that's different. Both times. Huh? They see the, the 10, the 10. I mean, yes, the 10, the 442 number is in there both times. So, I'm getting, I'm listening, but I'm getting confused on what goes in that lender 10 on each one. It's your social. That's it. Both times. Both times. The only thing that's changing on the form is the borrower. That's it. Okay. So, so on the form, remember you, you guys are always going to be the payer. With the company, you can, the company didn't pay you nothing. So, it ain't no point in that. What matters is who it needs to be reported on. So, at the bottom is whose transcript it goes on. Whoever at the bottom, that's who gets the money. That's how we look at it. So, so at the top, your social is always the payer. Nobody else is gonna be at the top. Nobody. Only you. If it's an estate, if it's your estate, that's you. If it's somebody else, then it is you. That is basically at the top. It's always going to be your social security number. You are the payer. The company never gave you a dollar. So, don't ever put them at the top as they paid you something. They did not. Your Treasury account paid it, and then they became the guardian over it. Jamie, you got a question? Yeah, I have, um, a couple. So, my first question is, um, if you had a loan that you took out with like an ex-spouse or a separate per, you know, like a double person, can you do the A and B and C like for yourself, or do you have to also do one on the other party against the company? I would do you and the other party's name together. Now, they only use one person's social security number on that loan. So, you need to find out whose it was, and then that's who needs to do it. And then if you're obligated because you were a co-signer on that, you can rescind your signature. Okay. So, just call the company and ask like who the primary was. Okay. Yeah. Ask who the primary was, and then if they say, "Oh, it's your husband." Okay. Well, then you're going to put in an innocent spousal, uh, removal request. Meaning they have it. Just ask them, "Hey, how do I apply for, um, hardship for innocent spouse removal?" And then this is it. You can say, "Hey, well, you know, I did this, but I'm no longer with him. I never applied. You don't have my social, so I'm not required to pay it." And then you can use the notice of rescission clause right here, which you know clearly tells them, you know, hey, once your signature is rescinded, you're no, you're no longer obligated to pay anything. So, this is called right here, it says, um, the notice of the right to rescind. So, just, just look up this law, 12 CFR 1026.15. This is open-ended credit rule under Regulation Z, subpart B, because that's what we're dealing with, folks. Open-ended credit. So, this whole clause right here is going to be good for the, the situation what you just asked for, and then for anytime when you're trying to take back the credit that you gave. I got one more question, Tori. Okay. Um, so, for the location of the company, are we looking at the 10K forms and so forth and so on, or how did we best find that location, um, to put on those nominations? Um, I like to use, um, I, I like to use Edgar. Okay. I always go and pull up their T1. Okay. The T1 is the trusting ditcher form. What you'll find out is that a lot of companies have them, and some companies don't. So, I mean, if you can't locate it, then I would just call the company and ask them for their mailing address. Yeah. And then they'll give it to you. Some companies you can submit them a W9, um, online, and then they will fill it out. But then you have a lot of companies that won't. So, um, I would just call them and just say, "Hey, I'm a vendor. Um, I need your EIN," you know, if you can't find it, just because.

I'm trying to, you know, do my my proper taxes or like I said, look up the T1 or call them because, you know, sometimes the the addresses that are listed online are not valid. And remember, it's always the company that you're doing business with directly. Like I see a lot of people putting the corporate office. You didn't have no account with the corporate office. So why you involving them? Yeah.

Like now what if it's a private company though like and you can't find any of their information? Call them a W9. Yeah. Because it is against the law to refuse to give a W9. So, if you have an account with them and they are refusing to provide it, read the W9 backup withholding section on the W9 and it tells you verbatim that they you can put a claim in with the IRS and IRS will send you a check from their backup withholdings until they provide the information you request. And that's if I put like a EIN or if I just like I would just say, "Hey, I'm sending you a W9." And then they would just have to provide. Yeah.

Just call and ask them for their email and then that way you could get written communication instead of verbal over the phone because it's kind of harder to prove that. And just say, "Hey, I'm sending you guys a W9 because it's tax season and I need to report the money that I spend with you." Sometimes you'll get arguments with companies that's like, and some of them are idiotic. I just had one chick uh her kid goes to a private school in Texas and she asked them for it and she said, "You do not do business with us." The lady, she got all defensive and that's when you know that they know. Okay. When they don't want to give you the number, it's time to get them.

So, I asked my client, I said, "Hey, uh send her uh the W9." and then tell her that if she refuses to fill it out to just state that. And let me show you what this dumb dummy did. She's a damn fool. I guarantee you the IRS gonna be up in there quick. It's just stupid. That illumatistical who have no true knowledge. Let me find it. Where you at? Here she go. Andrew her job. She's an idiot. She's gonna lose her job. I mean, she literally said, "Let me find." She said, "I refuse. Uh, I'm refusing." And I was like, "What? Did she really write that on the form, idiot?" Wait, let me crazy. She said, "I'm not We do not do business with you." Um, and I said, "Well, tell her to write it on the form since she sold." Okay, hold on. That must be in my email. Hold on. I said tell her to write it on the form and she wrote it on there. You do not do business with us. Like she's not gonna have a job anymore. Oh, look. Here's the form. Let me let me send it to Telegram.

This lady and this is how this is how dumb the people are that are in these positions. They truly believe that they're doing the right thing and that they have authority and they're really just committing fraud. I mean, all the way around like, "All right, hold on. Let me download it." She literally wrote on there, "You do not have an account with us." And I said, "Tell her to sign it. Tell her to sign it." She was like, "I'll sign it." Okay. So, when the IRS gets that, she's gonna my client is going to be subject to backup withholdings, which all companies are are they are subject to backup withholdings. So, hold on. Let me go in here. Go around. She literally just stupid. Look. Rejected. Wow. She put rejected. Okay, so this is the school. Now, she didn't sign her name, which I thought she did sign it, but we have a tread of emails going back and forth, okay, from her where she's like, we don't understand what you need the number for. Like, this is illegal for you to ask for it. I mean, she's just whailing out the mouth. She's gonna lose her job. So, we've already submitted this to the IRS. They've already replied to my client uh telling her that uh she will start receive backup withholdings and they will do their investigation with the department because they are they are appalled as to why she wouldn't provide the number. So, this is going to actually make them go in and audit y'all. Why won't you provide the W9? Do we need to look into your books? Is this something that you're hiding? So, like I said, the IRS is your friend if you're truly overstating it and use it. So,

Okay. Tori, can I ask a couple more questions? I um when you mentioned the three-day recision, um what if they did tell you about it? Uh my daughter did a a home equity line of credit and they did write it and put it in the loan paperwork. So, how was it written in there? It said that if you if you had three days to uh you had three days to um look over. If you didn't want to do it, respond to this department. Um and I'm going to tell you something. So, in this same three-day clause, it says, "The consumer may exercise the right to resend until midnight of the third business day following the occurrence described in paragraph A1 of this section that gave rise to the right of resention. Delivery of the notice is required by paragraph B of this section or delivery of the material disclosure whichever occurs last. If the required notice and material disclosures are not delivered, the right to resend shall expire 3 years after the occurrence giving giving rise to the right of rescion." So how do you know if it was you said it was delivered? So it must be written in conspicuous print. Okay, here it says notice of the right to recent in any transaction or occurrence subject to the recision a creditor shall deliver two copies. So, did your daughter get two copies? Did she get one electronically and through paper? Because that's the law. I know they printed it out for her. I don't know whether they sent it in the Okay, so let's keep reading. So, two copies of the notice of the right to resend to each consumer entitled to resend. one copy one copy to each if the notice is delivered in electronical form in accordance with the consumer's consent and the other applicable provisions of the e-sign act. So she was required to sign the to wave her rights. So we need to know if she signed to wave her right to resend. Is that is that on that it would be on that same paper. Correct. Yep. It would be on that same document where she stated that I am re I am waving my right to resent. See, because right here it says, "In accordance with the consumer's consent and other applicable provisions, the notice shall identify the transaction and occurrence clearly and conspicuously and disclose the following. The retention or acquisition of the security interest in the consumer principal dwelling." So they supposed to tell you, hey, you're transferring over your security interest to us. So we want to let you know that this is what you're doing. I guarantee you that's not in the contract. The consumer's right to resend as described in paragraph A1. You said that that was in there. How to exercise the right to resend. They said to mail it to the designated address. The effect of the recision as described. So now if they did give her the right to resend, they said you had three days, blah blah blah. Well, guess what? It's still all void because they didn't tell her that they got a money purchase loan up front. Huh? They stole it. Okay. Cuz they did tell her that they weren't going to sell the loan. And Exactly. That's because they got the money up front. So, they got an What is an e equity loan? Can only come from a living being. A company cannot loan you nothing. They don't have no money to loan you. if she was to ask, "Hey, can you show me where you actually gave me money?" Like where there was a wire distributed for the property because we have to understand what's going on. You're doing a money purchase loan for a finance charge. That's what the law said. It did not say that you was doing a finance charge for goods and services. Okay. They didn't Okay. The finance charge would be in. You're saying into the loan because what they did was they they didn't make her give anything up front. They paid the little tax. They paid everything up front where she didn't have to do anything. Um have to come out of any any any money. They That's irrelevant there. The reason why the reason for that is because look, the law is 15 USC 6005. They cannot. Okay, listen. It says, "Except is otherwise provided in this section, the amount of the finance charge in connection with the consumer credit transaction shall be determined as the sum of all charges. So if they ask for any dollar outside of the finance charge, they will be committing fraud payable directly or indirectly by person to whom the credit is extended. So that means that they got the whole check up front. That's why they couldn't ask her for no money. But they also didn't tell her that they was receiving a check upfront. That's why the whole transaction is nolan boy cuz they got her to sign under infasy without legal capacity or legality of the transaction and is in what the what they were actually doing. Okay. So that's why it's null and void. That's 16 CFR 433 B A is it's B, C, D, and E, which says finance charge. Hey, uh, they can't ask you for no money. And then it also says here like if we went down her closing transaction statement, they committed all kind of crimes because it says as imposed directly or indirectly an incident to the extension of credit. The finance charge does not include charges of a type payable and comparable cash transactions. So if you went to a car lot and got a car and they said, "Hey, you got to give us $7,500 down. go back and get your money cuz right here they can't ask you for cash if you got financed. There is no cash transaction on a finance charge. So she didn't get asked for cash because she paid it upfront meaning a money purchase loan. So your your your claim in defense is, hey, did you guys get a money purchase loan up front and you didn't tell me about it? that's gone. And that right there gives her the right to resend because they did not tell her they got money up front from the Treasury Department. And all she got to do is say, "Hey, I'm going to go ahead and call the Federal Reserve and get them this contract. I think you guys committed some sinister crime here. You going to see them start throwing papers and oh, hold on. Let's see if we Let me get you over to my legal department. Let's see what we could do for you." Right? Because they committed fraud. That is 18 USC 100001. It is punishable to 30 years in prison and a million dollar fine for people that's falsifying paperwork to get money from the federal government. But they get to hide in these codes. Boy, hold on. 18 USC. There we go. So right here except as otherwise provided in this section, when when any matter within the jurisdiction of executive, legislative or judicial branches of the government of the United States knowingly, willingly falsify, conceal, cover up by a trick, scheme, device, or material fact, make any m materially false, fictitious, fraudulent statements or represent presentation or make or uses uses any false writing or document knowing the same to contain any material false fictitious or fraudulent statements or entry shall be fined under this title and imprisoned five years and the offense involve international and domestic crimes. Oh, that's going into a whole another bracket. And I just told you that these companies are all what? Offshore offboard. Just because it says it's your electric company don't mean they in America. Come on. So then we can go into the next law. Possessions of false paper to defraud the United States. You are a 14th amendment citizen that has unlimited credit to the United States. So who is the United States? You are the United States per the 14th amendment. So act as what you are. Whoever knowingly with the intent to defraud the United States or any agency thereof possession any false, altered, forged, counterfeit writing documents for the purpose of enabling another obtain from the United States or from an agency, officer, agent thereof, any sum of money shall be fined under this title and in prison for five years. Look, they getting five years per offense. demands against the United States. They going taking our contracts into the Federal Reserve and depositing them without your permission. That's gratuitity. Debts due to the United States uh thereof received paid in virtue uh false and forged and counterfeit power of attorneys. Yes, this is what they doing folks. This is your laws 18 one through 105 will eat up any case. They will shut it down. They will leave you alone. They do not want to face the IRS and the Federal Reserve because the Federal Reserve actually truly accepted your contract because they thought that you gave them permission to come and deposit it. They actually believe that they paid your debt and and you got the check. But your foreign agency, the I the the Israel's and Palestines and all these foreigners, Middle Eastern, Dubai, Germany, all these countries are over here swindling you and then depositing to the Federal Reserve Bank, getting the money right here. Bank entry reports. This is your bank, folks. You can get your bank. See, when we go and do the 1099s in the proper capacity, who falsified the paperwork when you're going to go file that they monetize on your account times 10, who who's who's lying? Is it them or is it you? Well, we going to initiate a audit because the IRS is going to define that under this law, they made false book entry reports and statements to such banks and branches and agencies and organizations with the intent to injure and defraud such bank, company and branch and agency or organization in the body politic of the corporate entity. The this is for the FDIC insurance. So every time you put a claim in, if you if you got robbed for $250, they about to get a million and they only give you they about to get the $250,000 and they only going to give you a percentage of what was owed to what what you put a claim in for because you didn't claim the whole thing. Is that defing the government? Yes. That is fine up to a million dollar and 30 years in prison. Look, when you start throwing these codes at them in your affidavits under affidavit of truth, like you get a whole another So, like I said, your daughter's uh claim and defense is that they didn't give her her money purchase loan up front and then they stuck her uh with a finance charge stating that they were giving it to her for goods and services. And that is illegal. You cannot get money from the Federal Reserve and then not give me my money. That is called an erroneous payment. An erroneous check in the TMF manual, treasury manual, um fiscal fiscal manual. I believe it's um section 6000. Go in there and put in erroneous checks. And it's going to tell you that they Now, y'all like, well, how do she know that they get paid in three days? It's in that book. It says that. And it's also on It's also on the Federal Reserve website, frservices.org. org. It's right there in your face. It's under uh you can do Fed Wire or National Settlement Service. Matter of fact, let's do Fed Wire. A Fed Wire is irrevocable transfer paid to three days. A Fed wire fund services is premier electronic fund transfers. Hm. EFTs service service the banks, businesses and government agencies rely on for mission critical same day transactions. Uh Fed wire services participants benefits from the finality of payments credited to their Federal Reserve bank master account. That's your social security number. The Fed wire participants can use the service to send and receive payments from their own accounts on on behalf of the corporate or individual client. So when I tell you you giving your social out and they paying your debt, it's right here to settle commercial payments. You're a corpse corporation to settle positions with other financial institutions or clearing arrangements. That's the automatic clearing house. They have the Euro clearing house. They have the ISO clearing. They have all these different things to submit federal tax payments or buy or sell federal funds. So your bills are being bought and sold on the Treasury Direct. The Fed wires are real time gross settlement system. Each transaction is processed individually and settled upon receipt. When you walk out from signing your closing on your mortgage, then they give you receipt. Mhm. Okay. So, that receipt was exactly what they went and deposited into the Federal Reserve. So, why can't you call the Federal Reserve and say, "Hey, I need a national settlement agent." Uh, this is for the International Payment Resource Center. It's called a National Settlement Agent. So, it's right here. You are a financial institution. The National Settlement Service is a multilateral settlement service owned and operated by the Federal Reserve Bank. The service is offered to a depository institution with the Federal Reserve master account. The settlement for participants and clearing house. That's another one. And clearing arrangements, settlement arrangements, settlements against acting on behalf of the depository institution. the settlement for participants in settlement arrangements electronically submitted to processing Federal Reserve Bank settlement files that list the credits and the debits y'all right there entries to be made to a depository institution and master account when I said the account is offboard offshore like somebody got their social security card I need somebody give me your number on the back of your social security card. Just put it in the chat for me or you can say it out if you don't care. It don't matter. Nobody they can't use it because they don't have the purse number. But I'm going to show you that you have an offboard offshore account, a national settlement account that's just not here on our banking rules, terms, and laws. Meaning that our system is not what? I got a number for you. All right. Come on, Whitney. Okay. It starts with a H. All right. So that's 08. No, it's a H as in house. Yeah. So it's a 08. It has to be translated the number. So uh three. Yeah. 6 7 4 7 0 6 5. Boom. Look at that. is a valid routing in the Federal Reserve format. However, we cannot find the bank associated with the routing. I just told you why. Because it's an international settlement service and is offshore offboard. There is an account attached to it for debits and credits. Made in depository institutions and master accounts are final and irrevocable. That means that once the payment is made, they cannot take it out of there. Yeah. So they, this is the system that's set up. So you got the Fed wire, that's an irrevocable one-time transaction that's paid out immediate. And then you have the National Settlement Service that's done in three days. Three-day payments, folks. You can come right on here. They got a number you can call. I just told you what the number was to give them. Your account number is the number we just put on the screen. And the routing number is the one that's to the bank that it's attached to. Yours is H is St. Louis. If you got a E, it's Richmond. If you got a G, it's Chicago. Look up the routing numbers. They're available online. Your account. What's a D? D is uh let me look. D's Cleveland. D's Cleveland. So Tori, how does that work? Because like I've got four different social security numbers from like name changes and stuff throughout my you know life and so all of them have different numbers on the back. Correct. So each one of those are account you can get 10 in a lifetime. You almost have full access to your entire fund. You need to try to obtain all the cards. You got different letters. You got four different accounts. Those are accounts that have funds in them. And those are the account numbers on the back. Think about it because that number changes every time you get a new [Music] car. But the front number never changes. So that's the front man. The front man is the front man. That's the straw man. But the shadow government, the shadow people on the back side of the card is everything. That's your That's your go-to pro tool. That's the number. So you guys keep this website. You can go on here and check your numbers and it's going to find your bank. It's going to tell you this is a bank. We just don't have access to it because it's in a Swiss bank account. It's offboard offshore. All right. So, all right. So, y'all got the A's. Let's move on to the B's. Now, I have a question about the 1099. The address that you have for the lender. Is that the treasury for our area? No. You gonna put your address up here? Okay. Okay. No address with your routing number. You just the treasury is your title because that's who you are. Okay. Okay. Um I had a question. And then this number that you have for the borrow for Mercedes Benz, that's their address, correct? Uh for the Yeah, that's their address. Yes, ma'am. Okay. Thank you. Um I I have a question about the a that I wasn't able to get asked earlier. that we need to let her do this get through all this ask questions. But Vince, but if they don't ask him per the next form, it'll just be too much at the end. So, we gonna keep it we gonna keep it moving. But go on ahead with these A's, y'all. And then we'll for the next question session, we'll just keep it strictly on the B's and then move on. And then if y'all have any other questions outside of that, we'll wait till the end. So, go ahead, Jamie. Okay. Thank you, Tori. Um, so with the a if we're doing it on like I got a car in um December um and so I brought my check from Navy Fed to the dealership, but the dealership went ahead and pulled my credit um without me authorizing it and I saw it as a soft pull. Would you still do an A against the dealership because they did access my social security or would I only do an A against Navy Fed? So, you would do an A against uh both of them because basically they're still splitting your interest. Um you're only you're paying directly to Navy Federal supposedly, but remember Navy Federal is the one that went and deposited your promisary note or the purchase order into the Federal Reserve. So, your argument really is with Navy Federal. Now, uh, for the car loan itself, now for the soft pull on your credit that you didn't give them permission to do, that is them pulling the full amount for that car. So, that law is 15 USC 1692K for your soft pulls on your credit report. Go to Equifax, pull it, and you can get $1,000 per transaction. Now, if they don't want to give you your money and let's say you got four or five other people on the CFPB that are filing for the same crap, it becomes into a class action lawsuit, which then the lesser, meaning you could come out at $500,000 or one symptom of the company's net worth. So, believe me, they're going to pay you. Now, you will also tell them, "Hey, I see where you did a soft pull on me and I did not get financed through your company. So, this was done illegally. I uh you we can settle out of court or I can take you into court. So, and then I would state that they need to return the entire application for the amount of credit that they ran um because you told them that you were bringing your own finance in. So, really what they did was just wanted to go steal that that amount, however much the car was worth. So, really, I would state that yeah, it's $1,000 for your violation. and then I also want uh the contract or the full amount of the contract deposited into my account. And you just send them a letter and let them know and put them on notice because you never signed a contract with them. They don't even have one to show proof that they were that they had the authority to go in and pull your credit. So here's the law right here. Okay. So don't so do the A but then also send them a letter. Yes. for the for the for the other company, I would do the A on them as well for the full amount. And then I would also do it on Wells Fargo because they didn't lend you anything. They just deposited your promisary note into the account and then are charging you interest for it. Okay. And then when we're doing um A's on like mortgages and auto loans and things like that, um we're doing it for the full amount initially. So how quickly, I guess, would we see their side updated? like would we still need to make payments in the meantime till it's like settled during tax time next year or how does that well I would state to yes to still make the payments because considerably uh you know the books are done once a year that's how we can look at it so they're they're planning on banking on you throughout the year and then uh at the end of the year they're claiming they're hoping that you abandon it but see what you're doing is you're beating them to the punch by filing a 1099A a ahead of time. So, at the end of the year, that has to show up on your transcript or they have to balance their books because now there's a consistent 1099A that's been filed for this claim of money. So, and remember, if they're at the bottom, then it's reporting on them. And then when you're doing the one on yourself, it reported on you. So, when we do the taxes, you will collect the money back. Okay. Thank you. Can I say something, Chief? Yeah, go on ahead, Chi. Um, I wanna I want to kind of hit on um the question earlier about dealing with a private uh company. If they're not if they're not a publicly traded company, this is the suggestion that I'm going to make for everybody. Everybody that you're already doing contract or in a contract with, whether it's utilities or whoever, get acclimated with the Secretary of State site for your state and get an account. When you go into their online account, they have a section for doing a business entity search. Go in there and whoever that is, okay? Regardless of whether they're incorporated in another state like Delaware, Wyoming, Nevada, it don't matter. They still fall up under the guidelines of your state secretary of state if they're doing business. Okay? Get them all. List them down. Go in there and do the business entity search. Okay? For everybody that you're doing contracts with. Okay? Once you find them, go in and click on the section that shows forms. Okay, there's a form that each corporation is required to file yearly, and it has their EIN, their address, and even other entities that they own or have interest in. Print all of them out, save them, put them in a a folder on your computer. Okay? Print them out. And you don't have to ask them for anything. You can get the rejection if you choose to go do a 3949A or put them on the audit. But you know what? If you're doing this, be a boss. Go and get their information off the Secretary of State. I think uh for Texas, it's a dollar for the search. Okay? Get all their information off of there, including their EIN and who's in control. Okay? And that's how you find the the ones that aren't publicly traded. Go to the Secretary of State. And then get this. If they are doing business in the state and they not registered with the Secretary of State, y'all got them really by the balls then because there are a lot of mortgage companies that are doing business selling houses, title companies in other states they not even registered to do business in. But you got to go look first. And even and then even with that, I mean, you're getting a lot of benefit from that. And even call them and say, "Hey, this business is is is saying that they're they're doing you give them the authority to do business in the state or whatever." Okay. And you're required to hold their bonding information. Can I get a copy of that? Yep. I yield, Chief. All right. All right. I just have I just have one. I'm sorry. I just have and I just want to make sure I'm totally clear with the the two 1099A's. So the first 1099A is your social and then the EIN of the company. The second one is social social. Correct. Thank you. And Tori, the two questions the lady um statement she made about the car and the mortgage. First, the car like my daughter went in, she's young, she went in by herself and got a car. They took a finance charge. They told her, they took her, I'm sorry, they took her down payment. She didn't have it all. They told her she can come back a week. They gave her the car. They told her she can come back a week later and pay the rest. She told them that she wanted to go through the credit union. And they went through the credit union and like four other companies. And then they finally financed her at she had like a 680 690. They gave her a finance charge of 20%. and they ended up finance financing her with Ally. So, she went all by herself and you know because she was waiting on me and I told her to wait because I'm trying to learn something so I could go with you. But she just wanted a car. She went in by herself and that's you know they got over on her. So now I'm trying to fix it. So how long have she had the car? Um maybe 40 something days. Maybe a month and a half, two months. She can go back. she can go back and tell them, "Hey, uh, because you guys didn't tell me, I got a hell of an affidavit." What's your email? Just put it in the chat. And then she can send this letter to them and it should definitely initiate a conversation. Okay. And now would I also do all of the companies that she pulled? All would I send an aid to all of the companies that pulled her credit that they shopped through? Correct. Correct. You would do the A and you're going to also do uh Well, the A is just because you're saying, "Hey, I'm claiming this." They're not really doing any bartering because they don't have a signature. Well, for your daughter, they do have a signature. So, we will you will need to do a B as well. And now there there is no C required except for the company that supposedly extended her credit. Okay. And then with the going back to the mortgage, um say you well I have two things about a mortgage. Say you have the mortgage and then you did like a modification two or three times. How does that work? Do you go on the first mortgage uh the initial amount of the first mortgage because like we've gone through foreclosure and then I did the bankruptcy and canceled out the bankruptcy and I'm like sitting in a quite a tight quiet title suit right now in the federal. So, in the meantime, there's like nothing going on, but like they want me to pay 500 and some odd thousand with interest on a 280,000 loan. So, um so, uh I have a judge that I actually uh am working with who's helping perfect people's deeds. He charges $1,000. So, if you want are you interested in that service since you're in federal court is great because I can have him write the lawsuit out for you in there and then you can walk away with your title land owner and a check. And we have we have done this. I have multiples I did help 10 people last month that was about to get kicked out their houses. So, okay. And that's what I'm doing for for mortgages. So, anybody that has a mortgage that's in foreclosure or if you just got a mortgage and you tired of paying, make sure you contact me. We'll get you in touch with the judge. Since you're sitting dormant right now, um what we I can get you in touch with them. What we'll do is do a a perfected deed for your deed. All deeds are written different depending on your situation. But once the deed has been written, what we do is you go we get it filed in the in the county in the appraisal district as a um as a new deed and then you uh basically have a new book page and a new title. So the company the mortgage company truly doesn't have a does not have any claim because they are not holding uh the promisary note and the the mortgage itself. They do not have it. So the two instruments are inseparable. There is a Supreme Court case. [Music] Um there it is. Carpenter versus Logans. This is a Supreme Court case. So you're in a federal court. This is a great case to take in there. Um under affidavit. You could say, "Hey, per this is an affidavit of truth. The two instruments are inseparable. They're the one that's not a negotiable instrument. So on the closing of the house when you first originally closed, your argument is really towards that company because they did a money purchase loan and created a trust in your name and the notary signed it without your permission. She committed fraud. So when you're doing your A, B, and C against this company, you are reporting on them that they stole from you, which will initiate a but the perfection. Now, what if that company is Go ahead. What if that company is closed? Like the company that did that I that originally did the loan was like Regent Mortgage. Mostly after after n after um after the market crash in 2008, a lot of these companies did close. Some of them were still around lingering until Trump became president and then they all scattered because they knew that he was going to get them. for being foreign agents and then here registered operating that's why all the CEOs resigned. So region is one of those companies cuz I had another client and then what you're dealing with is after that company crashed and burned and didn't exist anymore, you had another company that popped up and said, "Hey, you got to pay us now." And you didn't know, so you paid it when really they would have had to show me before I paid them anything. So there's no point of crying over spoiled milk. And now it's to perfect your imperfected gift. So, you go back and give what you gave. If you gave a modification, hey, you guys didn't explain to me the terms and conditions of this entire modification. Uh, you said that you loan me money. Can you show me where? Our argument has to change because when we ask for a certified copy of the contract, they send you a copy of the contract that you signed with the original company. Uh, you know, when you closing your house. So, okay. How about you guys show me a wire distribution where you paid me for my house where you paid a company for my house. That's when you gonna see that the money went into a trust account called an IOTA and that a lawyer or the appointee was the M's company that was a lawyer's office that was titled with the title company. Now I have done this. We have received wire confirmation sheet showing $980,000 paid into an IOTA account and the grantor was my client and he didn't get a dollar. And my client, matter of fact, that same client, she won. Now, she didn't do the prophetic deed cuz some people just ain't got the $1,000 to pay. I understand that. So, I try to help in the matters that I could, but she just text me and said, "I think we have a win. my property is not showing up on the MD tax records and I sent a letter two weeks ago telling them that the property was transferred into a trust in 2023 and the county record didn't reflect it. Now, I mean, we've been arguing and going back and forth. You know, these companies, they're fraudulent. But, you know, uh we've been doing our due diligence and this is the client that got the wire distribution paperwork. She went to the title company and asked for her closing documents. Now, we've had other people that's tried to do it and they haven't received it. So, I'm thinking that the girl was a new receptionist or stupid. She didn't know. So, when she gave the information, it had all that in there. The wire distribution. I'm looking for it now. Hold on. How do you want us to contact you, Tori, about the judge's info for the mortgages or I guess just you in general for mortgage stuff? Yeah. So, just uh I'll put my uh email in the chat. I mean my uh my website and uh or I'll put my email too and then you could just I need some of that that you smoking. I want whatever you smoking. I want some. Hey. Hey, my camera was off. Knowledge, look. Hey, she getting smarter. The more she puffed, the smarter. The more she getting more crazy, huh? Yeah. Yeah, it's going. Hey, love the energy. Love the energy, man. Yeah, chief. Don't forget about 15 USC1 because we're talking about we're talking about a breach of trust, right? Every time we go into these these contracts and they go into that our account or our banker's account, that's also a trust. So, show them 15 USC1. All right, I'm about to pull that up because there is a trust always being created and they do not ever tell you about the trust which means that the contract is null and void if you non-disclose me everything that I'm required to know about the contract. So I can go into this not in a in a position of infancy. I want to go in knowingly and willingly all terms and conditions. So, you know, when that's why like when you reserve your rights, they have a problem with that. I had a client who he was in on a lawsuit for the uh earbuds uh for the military, the ones that that ruined their ear canals. So, the company got the the lawyers firm that got involved with them did um they got $72 billion. Okay, y'all. and they had a nerve to only pay each soldier $10,000. So my client, he signs how we how we sign UCCC1-308. We don't we don't have a signature. We don't sign our names. That's just what it is. My ID is signed UCCC1-308. Like you can't tell me how to sign. Are you making a legal determination? Cuz if so, show me your bar license or you can be quiet, you know? And that's how you shut them up. Like don't tell me how to sign. Like I I did that so many times with tickets. They stopped letting me sign on tickets. They say, "Hey, they say you need to sign electronic." Okay, I'm going to still sign the same way. I used to put a two cent stamp on the ticket. Okay. So, all right. This is the email for Okay. So, that's in the chat, that information. So, I was looking for the IOTA to distribution. I will see if she can resend me that uh so I can um find it so I can show y'all because there is um a wire distribution that uh happens. So uh let me go to the Wait, what's a two cent stamp? The two cent stamp the two cent stamp. The dour government stamp that's backed by gold. It's backed by gold. Girl, look. One cent, two cent, five cent, 10 cent, everything under a dollar money. Folks, you you need to read the Federal Reserve Act of um Federal Reserve Act of 1917. And it tells you, excuse me, and it tells you that uh there is a um a a a difference in money. So before the Federal Reserve came in, excuse me, and established 19 in 1933. They were actually here prior to that. And it took them 30 years to take over the system. So in the 30-year period that it took for them to take over the system, the um they were infiltrating our system that we already had operating through the postal service. It was called Treasury Legacy. Okay. This was set up by uh Rutherford B. Hayes. They call him Frederick Douglas, but that is not his name. His name was Rutherford B. Hayes. He was one of the rebellious republic presidents um in the 1800s. Okay. So, uh there was a system already set up through the postal service. Benjamin Banaker is the writer of the um of the postmaster general. He is the one who created the dollar money order and he hid all the money in the dollar money orders at the post office. So, if you go and buy $1 money order, it is worth $1,000. It says maximum value a th000 and it says one over one. It says 0 over 100. So, when you're when you write a check, you're writing 100 over 0. So, you just took it to the negative side of the books. So, you just made a $100 bill inflated from $1. So a $1 bill is a $1,000 bill. So if you have a $100 bill, that's a tenth of a dollar. And it says that in the Federal Reserve Act. So when you buy like uh let me pull out some gold for y'all. When you buy a Troy ounce of gold online and they say, "Hey, we're trading." This is a $20,000 coin. $20,000 in gold. I I invested in this long time ago. It says the United States of America $20. The word dollar is written out. These stack of ja these these dollar coins are the fake ones because it has a president on there and the word dollar is not written out on here. They have a peso sign in the back. It is one line through the dollar. So this is not a real dollar gold coin. Back in the day when slavery was going on and they said, "Oh, we was paid a dollar for for the wages for the week." H well a dollar was in gold. So you wonder how they was able to go buy groceries, food, pay rent with $1 cuz it was gold. It is not today's money. So when you purchase a Troy ounce of gold that look like this, you know how much this is? $47.98. But online, this is a troy ounce. So online when it says, "Hey, you want to buy stock of gold?" And then they say, "Oh, the gold's up to $2,800 right now." It's intangible. So this is what you buying for $49. But you didn't know cuz you didn't see it. You're just going off of words. Any coin that has the word dollar on it. This is real money. Dollar. So Soothing B. Anthony quarter. Hers says $1. You got the sack of Jia coin. Now if you go buy a roll of dollars, they going to come with all these fake ass peso coins in here. You going to have four real dollars out of a $25 roll. You going to have four sack of Jia coins. But these are pesos. I don't care. Like people don't know that. But you got to really start looking at your money. Your money has one line through it on a coin. One line. So that is a peso. That is not a dollar. The dollar sign has two lines in it. This is why inflation is so high because people spending $100 bills. Like this. Why when you go to foreign countries and they got a $100,000 bill, what do you think that's worth? I could wipe my ass with it cuz it's not worth nothing. That's why it's inflated so high. The bigger the dollar, the more the debt. If you're spending $1, are you staying under the contract? Isn't that the only dollar that never changed? It never changed positions. It never the picture never altered. Why? Cuz that's the contract. That's the contract. So your so your money is at the postal service y'all. It is called um anything below a dollar has value. So your two two cent stamp is the official stamp of the dour government that was backed by gold at two cent back then. So think about it. There was no penny. There was no penny. So when I said two cent I'm talking about two cent and gold. not in a penny cuz pennies didn't exist. They didn't create that to 60 something to blasphemy uh uh the real Abraham Lincoln who was on a dollar bill. I mean who's on a $5 bill, not the one that they showing out here. That is not the real Abraham and not even the other one of Governor. All right, I'mma show y'all this and then we gonna get back on the subject. So Governor Cleveland, let me go to my drive real quick. I went to the Library of Congress, so I have a lot of

records that other people don't have. Okay. Um, so you're not going to see this anywhere else except for on my pages or unless somebody copied and pasted, you know. So, this is the real president. This is our real presidents prior to George Washington. This is Al Abraham Lincoln right here. This is the real. This is This is so-called Frederick Douglas. His name is Rutherford B. Hayes. This is the picture that they're claiming that this was the black Lincoln. That is the lie. His name is Grover Cleveland. He was a secretary of state of Abraham Lincoln. The the wide the guy that they show it's a lie. Okay. It's a lie. You've been lied to. Throw it in the trash can.

This is James Adams. This is John Quincy Adams. This is John Taylor who wrote the Declaration of Independence. They call him John Hanson. This is Mr. Polk. James Polk the poet. Zachary Taylor, Milford, um, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan. These all presidents. Mr. Kellogg, Mr. Alhorn, Mr. Buck, Mr. Hamilton. This is Benjamin Franklin Whitmore Bay. This is the real Benjamin. So the other guy, he never existed. It's just a picture that they drew. This is the real him. All the stuff we didn't ever talk. This is them. They called him the rebellious republic of the Louisiana Purchase. These were the actual men that ran this land before we got invaded and killed. And this was still operating in 1868. So everything that you've been taught is a lie. Everything. Throw it in the trash can. I don't care who you think the president was, who was enslaved, who lost, who found. All of it is a lie. We come from greatness in America from these people.

This is the Democrats today. Still, this is a picture from 1856. The Democratic Party started in 1852. The Republican platform has always been established from the postal service. Now, this is this is a post where I'm on Facebook talking about John Hanson Bay and Benjamin Banaker on the Declaration of Independence. Let's go to Mr. George Washington's real name is J. Adams Wish. That's his real name. He's from Switzerland. So, how can he govern the land over here? It's not even possible. The $2 bill. It has them on the back. They're conjugating up right here because all these men are the ones the babes, the Moors who wrote the declaration. Morish, should I say more rich because they come from, you know, you had the Americans versus that's another conversation. But all right, I'mma show you the last one.

[Music] With M Abraham Lincoln. Hold on, Mr. Abraham. And then I will give y'all a document that y'all can read that is a letter from Ben from Benjamin Banaker, uh, as postmaster general when they offered him the job to be the president of the United States and he said no. He would rather be the postmaster general because he would control all communication. All right. I'm just going to my TikTok because this is where the video is. I don't have it uh right in front of me. So, where is it? Nephew. Yes. What does black mean to you? Freedom. That's black everything. That's right. Right on. Look, black, black, black, black how. I was black then and I'm black now. Black fist, black power, black pain look like black rain. See our tears turn to spring showers and nourish the ropes that the concrete that's a black flower. Let's walk about it. The berry, the sweet of the juice, the black of the name, the roots, the white of the black. We take the cross.

This right here today in Chicago. A lot of people don't even know the greatness that Chicago come from. But this was when the postal union, the UPU was running the land. I told you that picture, the Rutherford, all those men. Well, that was from 1868. This is 1893, folks. This is how Chicago looked. And today it's abandoned. This lady is is is is a statue um um Queen Khalifa. This is who this is in the statue. It's a solid gold. It's still there today. It's still there. And it talks about this was the Inquisition. On the sign, it says that this was the Spanish Inquisition for the to remove the Dour government. It says that verbatim on the back of her statue. Look it up. Look it up on us.

Here's the real Abraham Lincoln. Don't don't look nothing like the same man, does it? No. No. No. But this is the real him. And I found money. That black proof that we can lie to. I found money with him on there. Look at that. Damn it. Because that's what came from ancient black. All right, so look, this is his real $5 bill. This is prior to them taking the money from the land. Okay, this is this is them. This is him. This is the real Abraham Lincoln. So everybody know what he look like now? The truth. This is him. He's not that other guy Grover Cleveland who was his secretary of state. They called him Stewart because he was a stewardist but his name was Grover Cleveland. There's books that you can go and get from Abraham Lincoln uh, you know, biography and other people that's writing about him. He was like 6'5. He was tall. He was swarly. That means super black. His hair didn't look like it had had a comb in it. This is him. But he ran a Dour government. He did not sell us out. He wanted the He wanted the slavery in the South to stop. I mean slavery in the North to stop and he wanted everybody to come to the South. But you the map has been turned upside down and you've been taught that you know he sold us out and that he freed the slaves. That's not what happened. He changed the ownership from the person to the state and then the the southern the northern states which is where Louisiana and all of that was. I mean excuse me. Yeah. The so the South was at North. So the South was Ohio, uh, all these other places where we live and we we think it's the North. That's the South. So he had the postal union and the Louisiana Purchase government in the South. Well, in the North he was controlling. So when he freed the slaves, it was the North freed people against the South North that we know today that wanted to keep slavery in place. The the civil war was over the free men, over the free people who who believed that they didn't deserve to be enslaved. So he had postmaster generals, he had Benjamin Banaker in his in his wing, he had all these different people that were actually setting up a um Confederate nation. So when you learn about the Confederate flag and you've been taught that it's a sign of racism, no. The racist flag is the United States flag that shows 52 states on there conjoined. Think about it. The Confederate flag was our flag on this land. It's so much stuff like that. We don't know. But just so y'all know, this is the real Abraham Lincoln. And the money is in the postal service. 100%. 2 cent, 3 cent, 4 cent, 5 cent. That's why these stamps is rare. And guess what? They only cost hell, you can get a book for 88 cent, three cent. Even the three cent stamps are silver. It has the tea kettle on there. It says silver verbatim. It says it on the stamp. So, when you hear about paying the tax on your paper, y'all, when you hear about making sure you paying the tax on the paper, that's article one, uh, section nine of the Constitution. It must not exceed $10. Okay. That go.

So, can I can I say something about the stamp? Yeah. With these stamps, if you notice, if you're going to the post office to purchase them, they are not behind the desk. They have to go in the back to get them because they're locked up. That's correct. That is correct. Or they have to go in that book. I used to work at the post office and they keep those in a vault. Yes. Keep them in a vault. Right along with the registered mail numbers that they used to make payments with. Yeah. That that same client, look, she was at the postal service the other day and the and the postal man told her she went in there asked for registered mail labels. He said, "I'm at the post office getting registered mail labels." She said, "This guy said that they don't use them to make deposits anymore." I said, "Really?" He said, "Every night they would take cash from the day and use registered mail labels to deposit the money." Look, facts. Facts. Why? Why they doing that, y'all? Do y'all know securityities? No. No, no. What is the Where's the UPU? Oh, yes. Switzerland. Where is it? Bern, Switzerland. Okay. So, is that international to the United States? Yes. Oh, so is that offshore account? Back. What? Can't make it up. All right. I'm done. You done? We done. I'm Dory. I'm done. But keep going though. Keep going. You on fire. Mind blown. Like don't smoke too much. We don't want you to burn on fire. No. This what this we just getting started. Okay. All right.

So, USC red chief, that's my red chief. That's uh that you keep hearing speak on the tribe. Uh Nakasop Napasi Appasachi. Is that right? Nook Aasachi. I'm sorry, I'm talking too fast. That's his name. That's red chief. So, that's my right hand right there. So, uh 15 USC1, which is the trust. Okay. So remember when I said that whenever you create an instrument that draws debt, you just created an obligation to the United States to pay on your behalf. Okay? From your international employer who was offshore offboard. That's how we going to keep on looking at it. Every time I apply for something, let me go get some money out my offshore account. Boom. Because that's what you paying for it with. All right. So every contract combination in the form of a trust or otherwise because get listen to this. The only way that they can take your interest is if they create a trust and become the fiduciary over the funds. They cannot take it any other way. So a trust has to be created in order for them to take the money offshore offboard. That means somebody is falsifying paperwork and acting as the power of attorney over your straw man without you know reason why you want to know another reason why chief pay attention to 8K and 10K reports and tell me that they're not creating a trust and then transferring the receivable into another trust ally ally trust ally because only trust can deal with trust. So like Mercedes. So So that means what? That only paper can talk to paper. Exactly. Corporate can talk to corporate. Trust can talk to trust. Right. So think about it. If the if you went in and filled out an application for for your car and then they sold the contract to Ally, the we know that the original promissory note was taken to the Federal Reserve Bank and being deposited so they could get paid in three days. But now they're holding the hot potato. Oh, I got to get rid of the hot potato. Oh, I already got a company that had already promised to purchase this from me once I went and did what I needed to do with the contract. But this company now is going to have a hot potato. So, you think they gonna go put that in their books? No. This is on the private books. So, now they're going to go deposit that into their private books and then every month your straw man is going to send you a disbursement payment. Every month like clockwork. Every 30 days you going to get a disbursement called a dividend from your offshore offboard account but it's in an international form. Now, that's not today's call, but uh y'all can join me next Thursday to learn how to pay it from right here and right here without sitting it offshore offboard. Next week on Thursday, that's when my night is for my classes. We're actually going over liquidating the birth certificate. and we're going to be going over how to pay the bill from the post office. Wow. So, and it's going to be a killer class. So, I would advise that you do not miss it. How do you get be a part of it? Yeah. Every group, so I'm gonna I'll give it to him to post and then he can post it. Um, yeah. So, it'll be it be I have a question. Mhm. Um, it's about the 1099. Would you do the same way for the courthouse if you had a court case? Yes. Yes, ma'am. Because they are not tax exempt organizations. And what I would do to initiate me being able to do it is by go give that go give them a W9 and ask them to fill it out. And then when they say, "Oh, well, we don't fill these out." You say, "Okay, can you go ahead and sign that and put that on there that you don't fill these out?" Please put make sure you sign it. Good. Tell them do that and put refuse on there. And then once you get that back now, uh, when we file the 1099 and you don't have their EIN, that you're still going to file it because it's still going to go right right to their address. And then the IRS will then have to go in and investigate why they didn't give that number. Then you have the form. So if they say, "Hey, we need more information about this." You say, "Well, here's the W9 that they didn't fill out and I requested it." So then the IRS going to say, "Oh, okay. Then we they're subject to backup withholdings for not providing the EIN. We need to go look into their records." So yes, now for that you are not filing it on the judge. So let me be clear because I don't want no misinformation. The judge. He is doing business as a judge. So he is a legal corporate fiction in a fictional position. So when you go and you're going to target him in his fictional position, you better be ready because he's going to come at you with everything that he got when you go file a 1099A on him because he is tax evaded. So file it on the courtroom.

Tori, can I ask a question to piggyback that? Yeah. If I have uh a POA and someone is already uh incarcerated, what would be the process to pay that debt to get them out? You need the U. Red Chief does a prison package that can actually it's intense, but it's not hard. So, I would advise Red Chief get with her um and he can help you with that situation. Gotcha. Yeah. Just uh put your information in the chat. And and why are we going after the courthouse? We should be going after the judge. The judge the one who creates the b I mean the clerk. No. No. Because the they are employees of a corporation. And who is employing them? Well, what I did was I did Dun's number for each the clerk got got his Dun's number. File my tax forms along with a 3949A and alpha date with the truth proven the securitization with accuser case Smith correct but that's that that's you being in the ship cuz you didn't leave with no dollars you didn't get no I came back you came back you canceled the debt and that's fine because you you had them by the balls that's why they couldn't do nothing you said here the QP I know that y'all not a tax exempt organization so now I'm about to get you but then you NFL. Hey, y'all monetizing on um on 18 USC 100001 through 105. So, if you don't want me to go tell the SEC, y'all need to give me a check. Well, I'mma go back on that fee that I filed a couple years ago cuz So, yeah, it's not don't to me, you're not you're not doing anything wrong by filing on the corporate status quo fiction system. Mhm. So the office, the location is his building. He is the judge over that location in that room. It's in his name, right? Yeah. He gets mail loc. He has a located address there. That's why you put it on the building and on his office, not on him because he can't say, "Oh, look. I got a I got a I got a friend right now, Melvin Washington. We did this. We did this and they came and arrested my friend like not Melvin Melvin they in the keep in there since December 12th man. It's not a game and and he don't he never does 1099s. What he did was went and got the damn bond for the judge and then did a 1099 on that and and the attorney general. And when I tell you she sent the goons on him and they got him in a civil civil courtroom for a criminal crime with no bond and he's being held for for for internet crimes and paper terrorism and some other that's punishable up to 20 years in prison. Regardless of what we fing on him, they ain't listening. They ain't doing nothing. And it's like once they got you, they got you. That's why you got to have your freedom. You got to have your name patty. You got to have this in place because look, when you start really messing with their international espionage and then you start opening up the windows and exposing that y'all trading and doing all this extra and you tax evading, you messing with they livelihood. You messing with they money. You messing with their kids bar misfits and Their kids driving Bugattis and we over here scrambling and they got everything in their country. So you think you got to have your name patent? Huh? Did you say you had to have your name patent? Did I hear that? It is important. Why is it important, Tori? It is another layer of uh security for your corporate fiction because you are not the name. You own the name. The name is a party. It is not you. It is a part of you. So you must control your entity. So if I'm if I'm the trademark holder of this entity and it's me, so if you come and mess with me and me and you don't have a contract that I acknowledge, then I'mma have my fee schedule and everything online. You can look me up. Tory Martin, go to Oklahoma. Go to Texas. Didn't go. You come here in Ohio now floor, my name is in there with my UCC's because I am letting them know, hey, I a gentleman or a lady knocks on the door before she come in. Now, is this correcting my status? No. This ain't got to do with status correction. This is banking. That's what this is. This is banking. Banking on you being stupid. Either you going to wake up and realize or you going to get banked on. The companies is banking on you. Your electric company, gas company, water company, and any company that you give a contract is to is banking on you being stupid on you being incompetent. So they could become your guardian over the adendum. That's a minor that's filthy rich that got a trust fund and don't know it. Yeah. When you got foreigners coming over here from other countries, they know about the trust fund. That's why coming as foreign nationals. Look, and that goes No, go ahead, baby. What you got to say, Tori? The the man that you're helping that's in prison right now. Um, is is it showing positive that you can get them out? Okay. So, let me explain. You got because I have a woman friend up in Colorado who did the same thing, but she's on the run. She's she did the same exact same thing. 1099s. Yeah, she on the run. So, what she need to do is uh Yeah, she got some she need to do to get it off of her. So, now I'll have her contact you. I want to if you don't I'll have her give you her website. His information is on in the chat. So, um, yeah. So, with him, yes, he is going to get out because they don't actually truly have anything on him. Okay. This is just this is called punishment because he did go accept her oath of office. It's not illegal to do it. I'm telling you that when you do that, you gonna open up a can of worms. Yep. Yep. Yep. Absolutely. I'm saying don't do it. If you No, I would. Yeah. You gonna do it on the location. Okay. The court clerk also the what is you can get the court clerk cuz she is the notary that's doing she's committing the fraud. This is her right here. 15 USC1. She's the lord. She is the mor. She is the one that's engaging in a combination of conspiring hereby declared to be illegal and shall be deemed guilty of a felony. That's what she doing. So the judge is using her so she could get in trouble before him. Got it. Thank you.

Okay. I got one question. I think I'm need a consult with you because I just got a letter from the FBI um because they've changed my court case. Like it went from 1 to 7 since I didn't um want to comply with what they were doing. So now I just got a letter from they revoked my TSA and a couple other things that I got letters from the FBI about. So I know they're coming for me and I'm trying to see how I can correct. Um, yeah, well not that I did anything wrong, but what you do? Um, it was this was all about a traffic um stop. What the real FBI? Oh, yeah, you gonna definitely have to. Why would the FBI be involved in the traffic stop? Like we got to weigh out these things. So are they the real FBI or is it a ABC corporation? Cuz you got No, it's the it's it was the I have the the letter from literally from the FBI telling me because I do the TSA clear in the pre-check cuz I travel a lot and they revoked my um my TSA um in pre-check. They said because I have a criminal um case and I'm like I don't have anything criminal. I can't have anything criminal because of the job I do. Um, but yeah, and then they sent me one from the agriculture department too of identity theft is what this is this is this is a supreme case of identity theft. So when they're using your name in the capacity that you didn't give them permission to use in, this is why it's so important for the trademark cuz they trade they coming after you for the name. And if you control the name, all that goes away cuz they it won't stand in the federal courtroom. Well, I did my trademark. I did my trademark, but I haven't got it back yet. I called them and they said I got Yeah, I got the file number and everything, but it's not complete. They said like eight months or something like that. Don't matter. It's still in the system though. Oh, so that that right there, you need to put them on notice. I will reply back to the FBI with that trademark and telling them to tread lightly. You know, it's ways to talk smart ass and be nice. So, uh, here's a trademark and here's a fee schedule for any more infringement in regards to my name. This is blasphemy to me. We are gods within our own self. I self law am my master. Arm, leg, leg, arm, head. This is God's body. So don't you disrespect me and blasphemy my name like I'm not royalty. That's how you got to treat these people. Okay? Because they the ones that's foreign and they are the ones in the illegal capacity. So with your name uh trade name, girl, I shut them down. I take that in there. And you need to give them You got a trust? Yes. A revocable living trust. You need to put the declaration on the record in any case that you got. That's how you get rid of it. If you saying, "Hey, I'm a beneficial owner in the living capacity here to represent the uh all caps minor person. So, you can now talk to my trust. This is the representative. You think the court can talk to you?" No. They cannot deal with you in a living capacity. So, so the the criminal charges, y'all, all crimes are commercial unless it's bloodshed.

I got a question. So, I'm going through a case right now. So, I just could just go record my trust on the file. Yeah. On the docket. Just record it on the docket and it should disappear. Man, look, I got my nephew out of prison doing that. He had seven years. They recoed him for being in the car with somebody with a gun. And I wrote a bulletproof uh that's what it's called, bulletproof affidavit, bill of lady. And I and it was a revocable trust. And I put it on the record. And they put tape on his mouth that day. And the judge, she said verbatim, "You gonna file this on the record behind my back?" That's what she said. Like you can't even get the transcript for the court case. And when you go on there to look up the document that he put on the record, they threatened my niece to to take it off or they was going to take the kids. And I said, "Don't take nothing off. They bluffing. They ain't going to do Leave it on there." They had they begged them, held them for hours. Who told you how to do this? Who wrote this? Who who gave you this document? And I had them go put a birth certificate on there, paid an order to the district court. H for the debt to settle and close it. Man, when I tell you they arrested, they took him to jail. They put him in prison. And granted, a week later, they called my niece from the prison and told her to come pick him up that the Bureau of Prisons wouldn't take you. What? They holding him to see if they could get that contract deposited. And since he did, he held his ground and he signed UCCC1-308 and and that affidavit and that birth certificate was on the file and it was nothing they could do. Criminal or not, it's a wrap. Case closed. So I go just record my trust and put my birth certificate on the record, paid to the order of the that court. Yep. And you go get you can get as many uh stock certificates as you want. They're $15 a pop. Birth certificates, 20 in state. I got about a hundred of them. I got I got I got like 10 of them, right? But my birth certificate don't have my state file number on it. Ah, so what? It's still a stock certificate. It's on stock paper. It's got their watermark on the back of it. So that's their document. Give it back to them to settle and close the debt. Now, do I have to file anything else besides that on the docket? Nope. That's just put not my calf number, nothing else. That's irrelevant. That's irrelevant. You can give them a power of attorney showing that your power of attorney over you. Yeah, you can do that. But all that other crap is irrelevant. You're going to pay the debt with the damn birth certificate and then you're letting them know that if you're going to deal with me, I'm only going to deal with the judge in her official capacity or his official capacity. Which means you can only come talk to me in a living man. You could put that in the affidavit per the law, per the per the constitutional law. And then for me to feel that I'm uh protected by my unalienable rights, I'm going to ask the judge to read her oath or his oath into the record for my protection before the case even start. They don't even want to let me in the courtroom no more because I had a situation when I went to court. Um, they try to, you know, hold me in contempt. I said criminal or civil, they couldn't answer. So after that, they just started doing Zoom. Um, and but that's even greater because now it's all electronic. So when you upload the document, you're going to, matter of fact, do it before court. Way before court. Put it on there tomorrow. It's on right now. I don't care. The case is still valid. They're still trading on that Q sale. Okay. So put the put the documents in the docket and watch watch it watch it. Either now they cannot not acknowledge it once it's on the public record. It's in the public. I would put a certified mail sticker on each on the documents before I upload them too and make sure the post office stamps it. Yeah, I'mma go to I'mma go do that on Monday. So, now I'm not talking about the envelope. I said on the document. Yeah. Yeah. So, would it be better to do the um registered mail or do the certified? How much is the debt for? Uh, I think it's 27 grand. Oh, yeah. You're going to need to do registered mail. Put it on Put it on the envelope. I mean on the document itself. Anything over what is it? Red chief 5K I think it's Yeah. Anything anything over 5K is uh going to be registered mail under that certified mail.

All right. Tori another another thing about the trademark like with my trademark my birth certificate is in the file number on my trademark. So that's my intellectual property. So basically it does change your status. Like when I get pulled over by the cops, they run from me. And like when I went to GMI, when my trademark got approved, it went from 18 pages all the way down to three people. Uh oh. My head going. Can you hear me? We can barely hear. The sound is going in and out. Oh, it must be getting important now. Hey, P to um you mentioned the uh verbiage on the birth certificate. What code or where do we find what to write exactly on the uh birth certificate to pay off the debt? She's doing a call. She put us on hold. She said pay to the order of and then whatever cord it is if I'm not mistaken. You right now on the back of it. Yeah. On the back.

[Music] Copy. Uh Vince, you said that you put in your trademark your birth certificate file number. Yes, indeed. I told y'all that. I've been dealing with so much court. I'm catching up on videos. So, I haven't been um on all the videos or calls. Oh, look look look in the pictures. Okay. My apologies. What was y'all saying there? Hey Tori, how do you get the stock certificates? Stock what? Stock certificates. How do you get those? It's your birth certificate. So, no, she says it's $15 for one. Yeah, the stock certificates are the birth certificates. Yeah, your birth certificates or the certificates of live birth. Now, if you from a foreign country, they be hitting y'all for y'all documents. Probably about I don't know 750 to get copies of all your naturalization documents. But each one of those uh if you get the naturalization record uh prospectus ran uh on your naturalization record uh, you can uh, you'll then have you then know the value of your QP of what you what you have. So the the alien number is the number that you would get accused ran on and then you know that with all of your documents are now stock certificates because if you running through the post office with that registered mail number with the value that it is on the document, you just you just registered it. As the as the lady said that uh in the telegram that I just read where she said that they used to make their deposits with the registered mail numbers. Let it click folks. It is the registered mail numbers running it through the postal service that makes it a valid security. So Tori, I have a uh I have a real alien number on my green card stuff that I applied for 10 years ago. Yeah. So look at this. I'm one of those A Z numbers. Yeah, it's a lot of people out here doing these perspectives, but this is the one you need. Hey, Tori, just so you won't get too far down there. Um, just to circle back a little bit. So, you saying on the court case you file your um trust and your birth certificate, put pay to the order of on the back of the birth certificate and on the back of the truck. Paid to the United States uh paid to the US Treasury and payable to the district court because you always going to address you first. Your name is the payer. So, as I just showed you on the UCC's, it's paid to the the United States Treasury Tory Darel Martin in Legus and payable to the district court of that's going on your trust trust. That's going on the trust that you upload. Yeah, that's going on the trust on the back. You're going to endorse it on the back. And don't forget to add your two cents. Oh, okay. So, you don't put nothing on the birth certificate. You put on on the back of the birth certificate. You want to endorse that. And then you're going to endorse the back of the trust on the last page. And then you're going to add your two cents on the back. Two cents. Don't forget to add a two cent stamp. Now, people used to say that back in the old days and you used to think like, "Oh, that's just your you gotta have a last word." You goddamn right I do. Okay. So, it's two cents. You on my last word is the two cent cuz I just shut the judge up. He can't operate in a living capacity in the Dour when I put a two cent stamp on the back of it. He got to he got to shut his mouth. It's nothing he can say because I can bring the postmaster general in there if he want to play with me. So the registered sticker goes in the front on top of the document, right? The whole registered sticker goes on it. You put it exactly on the trust and the birth certificate. Correct. And then you put the two cents stamp on the back of both with the pay to the order of the US Treasury with your name and then um the And you're going to you're going to take it to the post office and and get it activated first, right? To cancel the stamp, right? Correct. Not the goddamn stamp. The registered mail label. When you get a registered mail label and you put it on the envelope, don't they stamp it like four or five or six times to certify the envelope? But what if did that to a document? And I thank Red Chief because he brought it to my attention this week and it it's just it's killer to the whole thing when you overstand. I know the post office is like the back of my hand. I got a trust account. I I do deposit. I got all type of going on. I know about the post office. So, you want me to elaborate? Yeah. I know they don't really try to cancel the register stickers. I know they they cancel. Say, "Please, please elaborate." They don't cancel them. All right. Um, I've never seen them cancel. I'm not gonna say they don't. I've just never seen them cancel a registered sticker. Go ahead, Reggie. The registered mail is the sole representative for the international uh jurisdiction. Verbatim. The UPU Bern, Switzerland. When you put gold registered mail, if you put it on the outside, then you are registering an envelope. Okay. So, even though you might have a claim to the package, the package got to get there by the envelope. Correct. Yes. So, when you go and make a claim with the postal inspector to go look for that parcel that you insured. Okay. Yeah, that's going to get the first initial investigation started. They're going to go in there and find out they're doing a whole bunch of fraud and all that kind of stuff there. Okay. A lot of stuff. I've done it. I've had uh, you know, county um clerks removed and district attorneys, but they didn't pay out, you know, any funds on the deal because the registered mail was on the envelope. If that registered mail had been on the security, then I would have got a payout. And I'm going to tell you why. When you start talking about instruments that are actually being recorded at the county level, they are registering those documents and they're trading and monetizing those documents in the private, thus assigning what's called consideration to the own documents. Okay? And I I've seen this. Some of the counties even tell you if you go pull up your document in the county, it'll say consideration and it'll always be 10 times what the amount is on the uh document. There's another proof that you're supposed to be multiplying your your values times 10. Okay? So now if you make a claim to that then that means that you could claim all the consideration on the document the monies that they're making uh that they didn't disclose in the private. So that's why you need to have the stickers on the actual instrument.

All right. How you what if we write out the the registered um number on the document instead of putting a sticker on it? Uh, you can do you can do what you choose but the actual sticker is what they going after that barcode because it that is what's actually insured up to 250,000 or whatever the insurance is on those stickers. Those stickers are securities and they have to have FDI insurance FDIC insurance on each one of them because the post office is what y'all? It's the bank. So, they will actually let you put the the um the registry. I'm looking for a document right now. Girl, I got some I got some that I already got stamped. I don't know what they So, red chief, are we putting the um are we sending it like any other documents like a cover letter or the court document or no instructions what they doing? Listen, this is um this is also a tactic that I use to set to set corrupt officials up. And instead of me going and liquidate, why not use the postal inspector? The postal inspector, there's nobody that has more jurisdiction over the postal inspector. I don't care who you call. You call Secret Service, CIA, DIA, none of them have more jurisdiction and power than a postal inspector. Okay? So, if they want to play games, mail it in to them, registered mail, use a notary, wait till they don't record it, and then go put a claim in on them and show them all your paperwork, and they going to go up in there, and they going to wreck wreck havoc. They going to get them people up out of there. That's how you set them up. Quit going in there arguing and getting in a state of dishonor. It's unnecessary. Take your witness in there, okay? Do a affidavit of witness. All right? And go put your torque claim in with the postmaster and get they raggedy asses out of there. I have a question because normally, you know, when you put it on um, you know, an envelope, you're preparing to mail it. So, when you're putting it on a document, just get it act like just tell them to activate it and take the document back. She Yeah, she been off from work. She just went back like this. Hold on. Let me Hey, Tori, can you still expand on that alien number process you were going to show us? On the what? You were going to talk about the alien number process when the other person mentioned about Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm about to I'm have to do that. I'm just gonna answer the last question. One second, sugar. Thank you, hun. Uhhuh. So, let's say you get a check in the mail. I told y'all we gonna go over this next week. So, it goes on here like that. And then you take this to the post office and make them stamp it. Don't they have clear window envelopes that you can put this in? Yes. But the address where you're putting it back to And then this is going to get ripped off. So, it's just going to be that certified sticker on there. And they're going to stamp that with the red dot. Boom. After it's been scanned, then you can scan it. And then you can also give them instructions of what you want them to do with this. So then you scan it and then it'll tell you if the number is active in your app on uh for the post office and then you can track it. So that's called advice, legal advice or letter advice or uh endorsement advice. Okay. So, uh, like I said, we going to go over it, uh, on Thursday, but but as far as what Red Chief and I said about canceling out your your debts, you know, by placing the affidavit in on the record, that is a valid construed statement, like no. So, and then you can also do it like he said by if you send the documents in there and they say, "Oh, we don't want to record them." Well, you already did it by registered mail. So then when they don't record the document, you can go and tell the postal service that your mail is lost, which will initiate an investigation into the courtroom who is committing fraud anyway against you because they're not reporting. Okay. So, yeah, very important. So yes, putting the stamp I mean putting the registered mail or the other or the certified label depending on how much it cost is is key. All right. And then like I said the living trust because you're in a living capacity. I bet none of y'all ain't even read y'all trust all the way because it's so much. But I'm telling you it's to do that. So you know your capacity and what you're standing in. You have to have status standing and then uh what else is it? Status standing and so it's another s but anyway you got to be standing on your square. So that way they can't knock you off of it, right? So and that's the purpose by having the trust in place. I told you the trust is nothing more but a ship. It is a boat. It is your ship off of the United States ship that's in Puerto Rico in the water because that's where you are. Lost at sea on the paper, docked by doctor or you gave it up and then they went and put it on the seat by coercion. So you're still infant. Infancy is your defense. So by going and claiming that empas capacity and changing the authority by putting them on notice, public constructive notice. Here is my living trust. I got to be alive to put the living trust on here. I also have to be living in order for me to endorse this and tell you what to do and cancel the debt. And this is all recorded on the county record. What is the county record connected to? It's connected to the Chris system. The court registry investment system, the Chris system is where all your money goes. That's where every dollar. So when you get a Q sale pulled on a case and it's for $500 trillion, come on. Why? This is why. So cash in court receipt deposit to the treasury. Chris court registry investment system. The treasury accountability buy sale and treasury securities. JP Morgan and Wells Fargo are your the two biggest devils in the country. One's the postal office which is Wells Fargo and then JP Morgan is the banker. He's the broker. So you have non-standard withdrawals then withdrawals and transfers transfers and security and control distribution. So when you have a court case and you get a Q cell pool cash out is the thieves. These the foreign agents but you brought the cash in but you're not getting it. The court disperses it to their private agents aka lawyers, judges, attorney generals. Okay. Uh, DA's, they all get a piece of the pie. So, every bulletin on here is 50 million notifications. Court internal control. That means the this is what the court clerk is really doing. Selling securities. So, that's why they don't like it when you endorse them certain ways. And when you take them out of jurisdiction by putting a two cent stamp on there and then giving notice and advice, you have to control and give legal advice. That means write it out. Tell them what you want. Then if you really want to make them listen, go assign it to their bonds on the UCC three. Okay. So these are the beginning balance of the Chris system. This is income allocation and this is just for one month folks. One month case withdrawals amount and increase balance. So asset report, this is the report that they do on you when they do your mortgage and they close on you. There's an asset asset report and a credit confirmation receipt that come out that look just like this. And then they got the uh iota the company you who's governing you where the deposits is going how much was distributed where it went to same here. T bill is a treasury bill. So here is a QEP and then the date of maturity purchases sale price unit cost of the sale bond equivalent holding period par value meaning partial payment purchase price was a little bit under that so they could pocket the extra. Look at this. Now we just said it was 50 million per number. So how much is this?

Really? This is a 144 billion, 280,86,96. Internationally, it could be times 200. It is, it's, it's way more. I said, how much? Yeah, because it's 50,000, it said per share. So if we have 135 million billion shares and it's 55 million per share, how much money is that? Just numbers on the sheet, but that is a lot of money. Lot income, securities, registered fees, disbursements. These are the agents that's getting paid. Interest deposits because everybody's making money on dividend. So see, there's nothing put in interest because the shareholders, which is us, is not getting paid. The principles are not getting paid. This was the principal amount. It says principal deposits, disbursements. They didn't give us nothing. That net was them principal. They kept it. Boom. Let's move it down.

So the income from securities was 10. So this is all your bid bond, performance bond, payment bond that they're depositing. And we're thinking that they're trading them with the DTC. No, they're creating their own handwritten whack ass ones for the court and then they're depositing them through their national settlement account with the Federal Reserve Bank that I just showed y'all. So, net earnings. Look at that. Now, this goes down into the probate children cases. That's I was talking about when I said you're a minor. Okay. So, look, Junior, look, minor J 1.3 cases information. So, when you go into the court and you're like, "Oh, where's my bid bond?" These ain't minor cases. You're a minor within this case and they're trading on you.

So, traffic ticket, murder. Well, murder is another crime. We're going to take that and put it over here in the federal box. Some you just can't. Some you can argue with and then sometimes just really crimes commit. So then you know that's when innocent and proven guilty actually steps into place. The actual bill of rights step into place when you actually commit a crime. But when it's commercial, we're over here in this pot. Okay. So district courts, circuit courts, uh county courts, fake fake ass judges, kangaroo court. That's what we going to call all of them three D's. Kangaroo courts. All right. Then you got superior court, Supreme Court. These are higher levels of kangaroo courts. The only true courtroom is the highest court, which is federal. Federal equity does not abid the volunteer. So this is why if you ask to change motion of your case, they do not allow it. This is one court. Go ahead. This is out of one district court. It looks like this is one district court from '02 to '06. So four years of interest on that. I'm just looking at the balance sheet. Yeah. And then some of these, some of these are really high. '94 to '06 with 138,000 interest. Just the interest alone. Then look at this. 400,000 for this case. I don't who good goodness knows what happened. There was two cases here. So sometimes, you know, when you have a docket and your case had gets 01 behind it or 02, that's them double monetizing on the instrument when there was no need to change the case. The the the the charges might have changed, right? So we have to start listening to what we hear instead of thinking what we hear is not what we listening to. So listen, if if I say I'm gonna charge you, what am I saying? You're going to pull some funds from your from your estate. Exactly. So, but in a courtroom when you hear or when you get pulled over and you got weed in the car with you and then they like, "Oh, you about to get charged." Why you think the charge is changing from what I what we just said it was? Why would you think that that you about to get charged and go to jail? You're summoning that on your own mind. Look, the mind is a terrible thing to waste and very, very hard and easy to waste it. So, why would it be any difference? If I get pulled over with weed and this is a commercial kind, are you charging my estate for it or are you charging me? Yep. That's just like when they say they're going to pull your credit. When they say, "Can I get a credit check?" Hey, have you ever listened to them when they ask you that question? They say they say, "Can I get a credit check?" They do not ask you, "Do you mind if we check your credit?" They're asking you for a check.

Tori, so I did eight and a half years in prison, right, in New York. And is there another way to be able to get that back without getting the QP? So you needed the QP. The case is still running. So I would definitely get the QP. Um, damn, you almost met the time frame where you could have did a cognitive dissonance through cognitive assessment through the Social Security office. But how long you been out? Uh, I got out 2018. Oh, yeah. It's been a couple years now. But yeah, you're supposed to do it before you get out of prison. That's another that's another way to get free from the land, but they don't ever tell people. Um, so, uh, you can get the Q. That's going to be the best way. You have the case number. So, I mean, you claim the case number on the 1099A. We're getting ready to go over the B. Uh so uh that way you'll know exactly how to and what it is the reason why we're filing against oursel because if you want the money that's the only way you're going to get it, okay? Unless you go, you know, through the postal service and and and do what you're supposed to do with with the instruments to receive the money deposited into your account. Like I said, we're going to teach that next week. So, uh but if you want, what we're doing is the taxes so everybody can understand how to properly file it. So, um, yeah. So, yes, I would do the 1099A, uh, and follow those process and definitely get the QEP for your case because that's the only way you're going to know what's traded and how much it's worth.

So, so Tori, with my son getting ready to be released from federal prison, he's being released on the 17th of April. This would be advantageous for him to do this immediately. Correct. How long How long have you been in there? um a total of 13 years. Oh yeah. Tell him he need to go to his case worker and ask her about the uh Social Security Cognitive Assessment Program because he's been locked up for more than 10 years, which is longer than a decade. So he actually qualifies to get money and all that. They have to pay him the difference from what was then to now. before he get out and it's called cognitive cognitive assessment through the social security office. He need to go to his case worker. I did for my ex husband or and fiance and uh, yeah, he was started he got out he started got out with like 3,200 and then they were giving him payments every month social security because he was gone for 10 years. Okay. a psychologist and basically, you know, like cell phones, apps, things that weren't out long time ago that now you got to learn how to do. They want you to do everything online. That is hard on the mind to people when you in prison. You know, there's people with cell phones and stuff, but there's a lot of people who didn't grow with the time. So, that is a is a dissonance in the mind frame from the time frame. So the government will pay you because because you're a minor and hey dad can I get a check because I've been gone for 10 years. Well son, is there something wrong with you? Yep. I've been I don't know how to use a cell phone. I don't know how to use apps. Like it's driving me crazy. I can't see this. I don't know what's going on. Like I can't even be around. This is that's how he need to do when he talks to the lady. Okay. Can you? Okay. So, he's just going to ask the case worker for the cognitive dissonance. Yeah, cognitive assessment. It's called cognitive assessment. So, he's going to ask her for the social security program. You could just say it like this. Ask for the social security program to apply for because he's been locked up for more than 10 years. Just say that. Okay. Okay. They got it. They g they gonna definitely help him out. He's in federal so they know about it for sure. But you got to ask. They not giving you nothing.

Miss Tori, how does you using that get someone out now? If I understood you earlier, you were saying that you could do that and it could get you out now. What? You could do what? The cognitive um No, no, no. It's for people that are getting out. Gotcha. It's a program for people that's getting out. If you need to work on getting someone out, please get with Red Chief. He has he does a prison uh break program pass package. So he can help you over there. He that's his his side. So he does the bonds and he can help you with the program. So definitely get with him. Put your information in the chat. He will get it and then contact you uh for getting people out of prison. Okay. Now like I said, but the crimes like I said the federal box is over here. So like I said, murders are in that box. So that's a deeper harder program. So you know we have to do some work on that. So just you know uh is that situation goes? Say that again. The um program you were talking about the um social security cognitive program um that can only be done while they're still in there. If they just got out say less than a year they can't do that. No, because now they got to deal with this the social security out here. Now they can still try to apply for the program. They're probably going to get denied. Then they could try again and then the prolonging. But you know, yeah, it's best to do it before they get out. Okay. Thank you. Go ahead, Chief. What was you saying? Um, I was just going to elaborate on that u on that sticker uh putting that certified mail or registered mail on there. Uh in short, what you're doing is bringing that that international account back to the land. That's what you're doing. Okay? So, you're you're getting out of the water and you're coming back to the land, which falls up under the uh Universal Postal Union. Okay? Uh but uh Chief, I'm going to suggest we go ahead and move forward because we're not talking about the you know the 1099s and stuff and I know people ain't gonna want to sit here all day. Yeah, I know. Okay. So, I'mma run over this uh securitization for the foreign because you asked me. I don't know what your name was, ma'am, but you see this is called a title securitization analyst report. Okay. Sure. And this is for the naturalization certificate. So it shows the date that she was uh naturalized by the district court, the judge that did it, which who the one who docked her. Remember, it's a ceremony. So it's like a death. It wouldn't be called that if that wasn't happening. Okay? To n be naturalized means to give up your sovereignty. So then now they took her her nationality and made her a US citizen. So she comes from a Philippines Philip Filipinians and uh then they stated she was divorced so she's coming in without being behind a book of rules like all this matters and then now they're calling her a holder in her all caps capacity. Uh this is from Fidelity. So you find the right broker you can get it. Uh this is her number and her info and the this is the fund that it's traded in. And this was the date when she got naturalized when the fund started. This is the QEP and it's $20 million as in the date that we got this ran. It's an ICLASS bond. The fund number when you go on Fidelity and try to look up this fund, it tells you it's not available for the public. So this is called a perspectus but a securitizment and then it goes in depth into the trading and how often it's traded and how much accumulated and and it doesn't have a maturity date. So that's why it's in an uh remember when I said they have settlement funds and group funds. So this was a for this is not a forensic audit report. It's a security analyst report. Okay. So that's what you're gonna need to find and get. Okay. Appreciate. Yeah. No problem. So thanks for keeping me on track because I will get definitely down into my knowledge teaching. Y'all keep asking me questions. So we ain't gonna never get through the evening. Oh, I know how you are. I got you. Okay. So let's get into these B's. Now y'all got the A's down. I showed the A's. We got two copies up here. I'mma leave them up there. three just so y'all have, you know, a couple options. All right. So then the beads. Okay. All right. So on the beads, there's been a big disconnection and misconstruction of how the bead should be done, too. So that's the same concept is going to apply. Uh now this time on here, I don't really want to confuse y'all. So I'mma use the same name, but you can interchange these names. So, like in order for you to have the credits on your account, you must be the recipient. That's just that verbatim. So, if if your trust was the recipient and you were paying your trust, then you just funded your trust. Does that make sense? Because it's the recipient on the bottom. Just want to I want that to click in the mind. All right. So then down here, we're going to still use the same concept company because there's no point in changing it up so nobody gets confused. All right. So the first 1099B is going to be against the company because I have their EIN here and my social security number is the payer. And I'm going to put money purchase loan. Um money purchase loan. I think I put embezzled. Let me see. money purchase. Um, security. Oh, what did I put? Oh, no. I know what I put. I put audit. Um, here is recipient. Uh, and then I put 26 USC 7201, which I showed y'all that law. Boom. So, it's not hard for them to go and look up this law at all. All right. Here on this on this type, you don't you know how long it's trading. It's technically short-term, but now these contracts are going to seven years, 36 months, and all that crap for them to get interest off of you that you don't owe. So, you have to understand what inflation is. So we going to put X on the 8949. This box is for securitization when they're securitizing and they didn't give you an option. So the first one is short-term transaction. Short-term transaction which was reported and not being reported to the IRS. One that was reported. D is long-term. You don't know if it was reported or and then well D is it was reported. E is it was not reported. And then X is I don't know if it was reported or not. So, I'm saying I didn't get a 1099B, so I'm putting X. Okay. So, our dates, our dates are not going to change. They're going to be the same from the 1099A. It's a joint venture. Okay. So, then remember cuz this this this A is going with the first set of A's. So, it mean this B is going with the first the first A and then we'll do the next one with the C. So, um proceeds. So here remember our number was 8 [Music] 9549. Okay. So now that was the two contracts put together. So I'm saying that Tori had proceeds of this amount. I know y'all thinking like no it's saying that the company got it. No, it's not because the company is the recipient, but I paid you. So, that means that the money had to come from me to go to the recipient who then now has to report this on their credit report because I said they got proceeds. So, how do I eliminate me from owing some money? Cuz now, that's showing I gave them the 98549. So, I got to put that on my taxes. So, we got to think about the tax numbers here. So, now I got $98,549 that I really don't have credit for, right? But I put that on here. So, how do I eliminate me owing? Well, the cost and proceeds was one, what was it? 1013. Yep. 11348. So, that was because all the money I paid in on the car since I got the car. Plus, this was the original contract. So, I'm out of some money right here. I'm out. But they up. I said that they got this money. They received this money from me, but I lost. So, now I'm not debt obligated down here. It's an open contract. Unrealized loss or profit. If I put a negative in front of this, it's a loss. And the contract is still open because I'm still paying on the car, right? So, it's an unrealized loss in an open contract. Why? Because the company bartered on from me and I didn't know. But really, who's at fault? Tori Darcel Mar's at fault cuz she the one that signed and gave away her number. So, that's why I'm reporting on me with their number. Remember I told you I'm an employee there. Who bartered? The company bartered on me. They bartered. So, how much did they barter? It was the 11348 so far. Remember, I'm going to report this every year on their taxes until I get finished paying on the car. Who said I could only do it one time? No, cuz I ain't get my money back. So, I'mma keep reporting it. And you think they going to deny it? No. Now, who's reporting it to the IRS? Are you reporting it or they reporting it? Notice I haven't said check this box because we're not correcting nothing. QP. So if you know the QEP, then put it. Okay, your account number. I said it's a joint venture, so it's going to be the same account number. The QP, if you know it, put it. Now, you could put the social security number here because that's what's trading, right? You can put the social. And are we federally withholding? Well, no, because who's at the bottom? they are. So if we're federally withholding, they're going to get the money. But guess what? If you don't federally withhold, you not getting neither cuz these is just numbers that's going on the taxes for up and down. What are they called? Book entry securities. There's no money if you're not withholding nothing. This where your withholding agent come in or the whiffit look. Hey Tori, on that cost basis, so you add up what you paid on the car note with that costing basis. Is that what you're saying? Correct. So So remember remember on the 1099A up here when we did uh that's the one where I'm going back to collect. But when we did the on the company and the company was at the bottom, the principal was the the car contract times two, right? And then the fair market value was the contract times two plus the payments that I paid in since I got the car. Okay, cool. See, because I have a lot of people talking about NEC's or something like that for the payments they made and I never got into it, so I never knew. So the 1099 NEC is a non-employee compensation and you can use that form uh you can't you can use that form to implement that you paid somebody right some money. So yeah, but this this just seems a lot easier just adding up the payments you already made and just put it in cost and basis right so the cost and basis is to eliminate any tax that you might owe. This includes tax paid in and it shows that you lost money out because the proceeds was only this amount but you have originally paid this. So now that 98,000 is in here. Okay. So this is how we gonna do the first 1099. Y'all got it? So Tori, so even though let's say um I got my car back in 2020, right? I would do the same process, the venture um 1099s from 2021. Correct. No, because you're just reporting the car now. Like, why you got to do it at that time? If you gonna put it on this tax return, then you do it for this year, right? The reason why I'm saying that is because you can put in the date that the debt acquired. You see this? Say 2022. Okay. Now, and then you would, no matter how many payments you you made on the card, you would just add up exactly all up for the whole 12 months. Yep. For every year that you're now reporting on. So you got it in 2021. If you got paid $90,000 for the truck, that's what this is times two that goes here. It's 180. And then in the cost basis, the 180,000 plus all the car payments you've made for four years. If you did a down payment, would the down payment be in the cost and other basis field? And in the proceeds, and this is if you already paid off the car, too. Even if you paid it off, that doesn't mean that the security that you can't go back and collect what you left behind. What would I do if the car was um towed? If it's at a tow company currently. Um not not if it was repossessed, but just literally towed. It was blocking someone's driveway, so they towed it. Yeah. you gonna just have to pay to get it out and then I would go I would file on a tow company. I mean, well, they they probably told it because somebody called them, but I mean, they're the ones that that are at fault. So, well, um I called the that car is is still being financed. So, I called the financing company because there's still money owed on it, so they're going to get it out. Um, but they said that I was I would have to pay them back or they'll reach out to me after they have the vehicle to re-evaluate what I need to to pay them on top of the Just tell them to put it on the back of the bill. What if the car was repossessed? Tori, um, either you got to file bankruptcy to get the car back and then you can do this process to keep the car. But no, it's gone already. So you just still do this process. Correct. You're going to still report on that because remember, nobody loans you any money. So you're just going back to collect the securities that you gave out. Now when you say bankruptcy, which one? The chapter 7, 11, 11. Only 11. Don't ever do any of the section. You are a business. Your business is your EIN to your straw man. It's a foreign company. You have to look up chapter 15. People don't even know about chapter 15. You get into chapter 15 for foreign agents from chapter 11 only and they will fight you to keep you out of chapter 11. But that is what you file. Your DBA is your business. And it especially if you own the trademark on it, I'd hurry up and take that sucker into bankruptcy because it ain't hurting you. If you do what you gonna collect. All righty. If you got to do it, you might as well do it right. So, chapter 11 and then goes into chapter 15. Look that up. Bankruptcy chapter 15. Excuse me, Tori. You might as well claim on the bankruptcy, too, right? Yeah. Put the ver It tells you to list your assets under chapter 11. Uh, there's a section through the IRS. Uh, there's a form you can fill out to keep assets and what to list. So, I would look into that. And uh, yeah, you can uh list the securities that you're holding in QIPS and take them through bankruptcy, too. I love it. Okay, I have a question. Um my truck was towed and uh the tow company auctioned my truck off. So, who would I go after? Um maybe about uh a little over a month, but I was never notified. It was still um listed as stolen and this happened in Texas. Well, that's some Hey, I would um I would definitely file a federal lawsuit against them and win quickly. Make them settle out of court. Sometimes it's just best to go in and do a federal lawsuit and then they can't come into equity. So you force their hand. Okay. Against the towing company, the ones who sold the car. Heck yeah. Yeah. Okay. Your car was listed stolen and then they sold it and then they're acting like they don't owe you. Girl, it was a truck. It was like a a box truck. 26 foot box truck they stole. Yeah. They knew exactly what they was doing. So you should be cut a check for the full amount. They shouldn't get a dollar. Nobody asked you to auction it off or none of that. So there's no taking a property instead of just compensation. So you use that to your defense. Okay. That's great. So Okay. So Tori, what if it was um auctioned off and then now debt collectors coming after you saying you still owe more? Oh, you couldn't owe no more because they stole your property anyway. You need to flip the claim. Like, hold on. Y'all stole my property and I'm the original creditor. So, really, I filed a federal lawsuit on them, too. Take them. And look, don't be afraid of federal court. They will they are not going to show up. You forcing their hand because they're foreign agents. They have foreign registration numbers. All of these companies are foreign registrated companies. So which means that they're just because they're they're doing business in Delaware, they got a EIN that's under a 98 number. This why I be telling people don't if you're not a foreign corporation, you don't need that. So what if it's like a credit union? I can't find like you know how they say go to SEC and find the the company because they're a foreign they're a foreign nation, a foreign company. They registered in Europe or something. That's why you can't find them. Okay. So, my credit union is because I've seen it in Colorado. They're registered in Colorado and Florida, but I don't. Right. So, when you get to looking into the meats and bounds of the companies and they're not registered with the SEC, they're over here doing business under a trust under the 1940 rule. That's what it's called. You're not required to file with the SEC if you come in as a unincorporated business trust. So this is what they're doing. That's why when they do business with you, they create a trust. So you it's like mine. Remember trust can only talk to trust. So they're they're creating a trust for you. And then they're taking with your foreign with your foreign agreement. They're taking your funds and routing them to their foreign corporation. Yeah. And all your bills at the bottom of them, it shows the routing number and it's got the account number and they're routing that offboard offshore to their foreign corporation. Plus, every plus every every credit union is operating under a nonprofit anyway. Well, they can't be they can't be operating under that's a that's that's illegal and that's oxymoron. So, they're not a nonprofit. They might be a 501c like a church rant organization. Right. Right. That's that's what I'm talking about. Yeah. They cannot be a nonprofit because they're getting profit. The only thing that they do is govern your money and loan it out times 10 and don't give you back the interest because you gave it to them. Would the form 10939 to the IRS put them in a um position where they get audited? No. I mean, that is an identity theft form. So, uh, you have the 14039. It's a joint venture. So, that form is just not conformed to one form. You have to the identity theft. Then the, um, impersonation form. That's the one 39. Then you got the 3949A. Then you got the 211, which is the whistleblower form. And the 456T. Well, the 456A, not the T. The T. Okay. So the T is to pull your transcript in the background that that you are not seeing. But when you order them, they gonna send them to you blanked out. I can show you envelopes that I done got 30, 40 envelopes that I went back and pulled all the years on my And they went in with a black marker and marked everything out where I couldn't see nothing. Wow. Yeah. So I have a question. You you just mentioned security. They still in our security. What if you revoked their security interest and all proceeds, rights and titles and everything? You rescended signature. Pardon me. You rescended signature? Yes. And I revoked their security. I'm talking about Ally. And I revoked their security interest as well. And they say your biggest problem. Uhhuh. Who did you go to to get the car? um Finley. So that's your argument is with your argument is not with uh Ally because they never had any interest in control. They're just holding the contract because it was transferred to them. So you didn't sign anything with them. Your argument is with Finley. That's our biggest problem. You guys are filing against the finance company. No. Don't you see? I noticed that I put Parkplace in here because that and this is Park Place's EIN up here, right? Because I'm saying, "Hey, I know you sold it to Mercedes-Benz finance services, but I'm not arguing with them. My argument is with ParkPlace that committed the fraud." And see, that's when they start scrambling because they're the ones who went and deposited the money into the contract into the Federal Reserve and got paid for it. So when I'm coming back to them, see that's how that's why they do the bait and switch. They switch it to the second company and then you didn't see the that happened in your eye. So then you over here arguing with them and they winning because they do have a right as holder in due course to enforce the security to be paid. You can't open it from them cuz they not holding it. Ally don't have it. When you ask them for a contract, they're sending you a copy of the original contract. So, you go back and resend your signature with Finley. And Finley is the first company that you gave your security authority to. I'm about to I'mma pull up a car contract for you just to make it make sense. Is Finley the car dealer? Finley is the car dealer. Finley is the car dealer. Ally Financial is the financing company that financed the vehicle. And I'm asking this question because I was reading in their Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm I'm asking this question is because I was reading in their um in my agreement with them that they're saying that I give them the right to my securities and all proceeds. Yeah. But not Ally. It's not Ally. Look at the top of your contract. Look, look who's up here. This car is in my business name. So, but what I'm saying is it's in Allies in Allies contract. It says that as well. No, because you don't have a contract with Ally. You have a contract with Finley. I guarantee you, unless you went to Ally directly, you have no contract with them. You have a bill of sale that is available from the first company that you went to. You just didn't go get it. Yeah. Look this the first if you look at the top of that contract Alli's name is not right here as the seller. Notice that it has seller/credititor. Alli's contract is frivolous cuz somebody forced your signature with Ally. I can prove it. You didn't even look at your signature. You did not sign that. You signed with the first company. That is so true. Tori, you're right on that money. So look at this. Now I know my signature. Somebody went in over my name and put Kamasa Business Inc. by Incorporated. And then the stupid she was so stupid. This was a This was a wedding signature right here. This is electronics right here. Then look, that's another signature. Yeah. I don't even know. This is different. This one different. Mhm. And then at the bottom, she was stupid enough to write her name in the same pen. Look at y'all's contracts. Like I got a lawsuit against against ParkPlace right now. I got the attorney general, everybody involved. Yeah. They talking about let's settle. I don't want to settle. I want to go to federal court. Oh, they're in trouble. I want to go to court. They're in trouble because they give it right here. It says now Parkplace did this application. We've seen that at the top. Your security interest to secure all that you owe on your contract and all your promises in it. You give us the security interest in the vehicle including all ascensions parts and now and later attached and good finance contract. What? Parkplace. That was Park Place that did that. Then when I signed the contract, I didn't even sign this. I didn't sign this at all. They went in here and signed this for me when I I didn't even get this when I left the car lot. This didn't pop up until like six months after I got the car. It was so much cuz I was on their head. Like I signed online for tires for a program that I wanted to add to my vehicle. I never signed a contract. She was like, "We're going to send it to you." D I went up there and got the car and everything. And she was like, "Oh, everything is already done. We already paid for your tag." They paid like $2,300 for my tag. And I'm like, "Who does that?" And then y'all were registered for four years. I was pissed off in my business name. They did it for me. Yeah. Then my tag was lost. It was just a bunch of But this is what they do. Look right here. They put an arbitration agreement which tells you if you decide this is the rule that I pulled up 16 CFR433 where you can come back and assert against the seller of goods and services who committed the fraud. It says right here, "If you realize that we got your ass, then you can only sue us in arbitration court. You agree you wave your right to a fair trial in federal court." But I didn't sign this, so y'all got me up. I'm about to get y'all straight up. Yeah, that's why I ordered that. They tell you OC notice complaints for contracts. The contact information is now Mercedes-Benz finance services at this number for the consumer complaint authority blah blah blah. If your complaint is in, why would they put that? Because they know that they transferred the contract without your permission. Then it says the annual percentage rate by negotiable with the seller and the seller may assign the contract and retain the right. So that just told you who your argument is with right there. It is not the finance company. It says that they gonna get a percentage of y'all money. They gonna split it down. They gonna split it and assigns the contract the right to receive part from the finance company. What? So they I told you they didn't want to be holding a hot potato. So they bait and switch the hot potato to the second company and then they splitting your money. And then it Hey, look. Everything that I read in that law is in your contract. buyer's acknowledgement of contract and receipt. What? So, I'm the buyer now. I went from the seller, the creditor to the buyer. What? And then a borrower after that. I'm a buyer now. Acknowledges the receipt. Remember the law said upon receipt. Look, I'm telling you, this is the receipt that they deposited. You just did the credit transaction through the Federal Reserve Bank. So when you start asking like, "Yeah, let me get the confirmation for that wire that y'all just got paid that money." That why they make you wait three days so they can say you waged your right to resend. So when the Federal Reserve sends that wire, it's irrevocable. Look, this contract is not valid until you and we sign it. So when I left the car lot, this didn't sign with me. So the contract was invalid 100%. It's a wrap for her and she already fired cuz I done already got her ass fired. So I'm on the company now. Yeah, she forged my signature. I got a forensic audit proving it. Oh, we can't. That was their first argument. We can't prove that the signature was forged. I said, I bet you I can. What? Yeah. So now I got them hanging by the balls. That's a wrap for Mercedes. Mercedes Finance. I never had an argument with them because they didn't do nothing but hold a hot potato. But my argument is with y'all. And then my the law says right here, notice any holder of the consumer credit contract is subject to the claims and defenses which the debtor could assert against the seller of goods and services to obtain pursuant here unto the proceeds thereof. recovery here unto debtor shall not exceed the amount paid to the debtor here under. So that means give me back all my money the contract y'all deposited the that's so that's 98,000 which takes us back to the 1099. So I want all the money from the proceeds not to exceed the account contract amount. So everything that I'm putting on here is valid because y'all did make two contracts out of me. You did go deposit one into the Federal Reserve and then the other company is holding the other half of it and then I got a copy. So yeah, y'all embezzled. You didn't report it to the IRS. You put it in a mutual fund. It's a wrap for y'all. Hold on just a second. I got to take this call. So she said proceeds is two times what you paid for the vehicle. The proceeds is the Yeah. two times of the contract and then you would add your payments into the um the basis. Yeah. Yeah. And the proceeds also includes your down payment if you Exactly. Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah. a lot of so then with our contracts that have the arbitration in them um should we then send them a notice saying that we're rescending our signature and the contract and everything and with arbitration because we're just going to take their ass to federal. Yes. Okay. So Tori, on the last page of this, because I'm looking I was going through the contract as you was going through yours and I see where they stamped the last page and it says that we have transferred your contract to another person assigne and then it said Ally Financial that's why I was assuming that my fight would be with Ally Financial and I had a forensic audit done on the account with um Ally Financial. So you didn't sign nothing with you got a forensic audit done and they said you signed that. So Ally was just it placed into the contract but that's not the original contract. Your argument like I said is with the first company. So I don't know. And that's proof that you didn't sign a contract with Ally. So I'm lost. So whoever whoever you got the forensic audit fund, they need to give you a money back. So why not be both of them? What? Because Ally Alliot is putting that on your credit report and they're claiming that you own it. So why not be on both? But your argument that's why you're not getting any remedy cuz Ally is just a holder in due course. They do not have a contract with you. But if you're taking them to federal court, um like couldn't you send the same notice to like the pl like the dealership and then Allied and then when you do the court case, take both their asses or would that not behoove you and just only do it against the dealership? You could do it as a joint venture. When when when they're doing a foreclosure on you, it's got every lawyer in their law firm listed on a goddamn document. So yeah, I would involve each company, all of them. And you would do the same. These 1099 is what I'm talking about when I said your argument is not with Ally. The only 1099 that you would do with Ally every month is a 1099 C for the for your your instrument that they sent you for the bill every month. Okay? They are not your argue. The argue is the first company. Okay? Well, I I have a young lady that I helped last year and she had a $35,000 uh Jeep with capital what is it? capital auto finance and we did a B on it. She got her funds back and the account disappeared. Oh, what did he do? 1099 B. Okay. That's why I'm sitting here like I don't I would go I would go against everybody. They got account number on it. I'm hitting them with my name on it. I'm That's just my thought process. Okay. Because you know if you really think about it Allied if you don't make the payment is going in your credit report. So they claiming that against your estate too. And then how to doing it. I mean I'll hit them. I'll hit everybody. Everybody who's attached to it. They're definitely not an innocent holder in due course. So I can agree with because if you order the pizza number on that Alllet account is being securitized too. Mhm. So, like Tori said from the beginning, hit the dealer up. Hit the dealer up. But allies a part of that process, too. They're claiming this on your estate, so why not hit them, too? Yep. That's how I look at it. Like mortgages, they keep changing the the note. Yeah. So, um So, yeah. So your, like I said, your argument is with the original company. You never heard of anybody going back to argue with the company that they gave the credit to versus the one that's foreclosing on them or trying to repo their or whatever because your argument is not with them. The other sucker got away scot-free with every dollar and you over here stuck arguing with second party that don't got no no business in the A and B conversation. It's only because you uh gave your authority by assumption. The assumptiveness was that you abandon ship and that you wasn't going to catch that they transferred the security over to the second party company. So your argument should have started immediately with the original one. But since you're once you go back and stomp out the fire with the first one, what do you think's going to happen with the second one? If you cancel your contract with the first company, what is going to happen with the second one? Domino effect. Boom. It's only by assumption that you abandon it. That's it. Okay. I have a question just to make it I'm trying to make clear in my head. So, you're saying when you buy the car, the original seller of the car, which is the car dealer, you go to them with the A, B, and C first, then you don't necessarily have to go to the U finance company or whatever. Correct. There's the thing is is that the finance charge is the sum of all charges. So, if you put money down and they got a money purchase loan, there was no finance in the beginning. They just didn't want to let you know that you was the banker who came in and used your credit to purchase the car. They're the foreign agents that's broke, scrambling on the sea. Pirates. So, here you are, innocent on the sea, and here come the pirates that's offering you That's what advertisement is. Have y'all ever seen uh They Live movie made in um 78. The guy gets these glasses, was just talking about that and the glasses reveal everything that they're doing. Advertising, coercing, swindling, getting you to buy, buy by by what is a buyer, consumer. While all along is to keep you unfocused of what you really are. You're the bank. You're the creditor. The TV, what is it called? Entertainment. Radio entertainment. What is it to be entertained? It's to be fooled. So basically, you cut off the head, the body. It's a wrap. When you realize, oh, I'm the banker. I give you my signature. I give you my Look, I just recently found my mom, my family, my role numbers all the way back to 18 15. my family here on this land, right? And owned the trust company and all that. And the goddamn nation that I called said, "What's your social? Do you know they trying to stop me from getting my lineage and my money and all my because I won't give them my social security number." I told her, I said, "You got to be a fool." I said, "Y'all foreigners get on my nerves. Ask Why would you ask me for a social security number for my I'm not giving you my number so I can fund my own account. Y'all holding my family and you owe me my family's money and I want it and I want it and I'm not give I'm not giving you my social so I can fund it your endeavor and so you can steal and slide money over to the side in the background. This is exactly what's going on. So no, stop giving away your signature. I don't care what they say. get go update your ID and sign you'll see C1-308 on it. Then when they say, "Oh, well, we need the signature from your

ID." That is a signature on my ID. I don't got no name. So, I'm a number. I'm a statistic. I I don't have a name. So, that is my signature. You're not That's what they'll say. Oh, we need the signature on your on your ID. Okay, great. This is the same one. You're not getting my name. I'm going to reserve my rights at all times.

They told the dude that was getting the earbud thing, he signed. He said uh the earbud uh payout for $10,000. He signed like that. They're trying. They're not releasing his money because he won't give them power of attorney to do it. Instead of revealing the fact that he overstands what's going on and that he's competent in the mind, they would rather keep the sham up because this is the only way they going to get paid. They have no authority over here to get any money unless you abandon it. So that's what this whole thing is to go back and get what we gave in incompetency.

Now on our second 1099 B, we're gonna put a because we're reporting this one. This is this is us coming in stating, okay, I'm reporting this now. So, and then remember our person is going to be us at the bottom as the recipient. So, now I'm going to put um pay to the you do treasure. [Music] four redemption.

So Tori, when I initially did some bees, um I did not put my name as the Department of Treasury like how you have it on top. I just had my name and then the company and I I didn't put my name on the bottom. So, should I go through and do like a corrected B or just do a whole new B with the way that you're showing us today?

Well, you can do your if you want to just do your allcast name. I have it like that too with just me uh without the Department of the Treasury. I thought I pulled one of them up. I must have closed it down. But I have one where uh you know, I'm where I'm just being me. You know, you don't have to put the Department of the Treasury and all that if you've already filed them. Like there's no point in going crying over spoiled milk. So no, don't worry about redoing it. It's just now do it right, you know, the next time because that's money you spent. So we're not going to throw that in the ground. It's not that it's not valid. Okay? You report it from you to the company. So that's still the same thing. I'm just putting it in a fashion to where I am a company. I'm a corporation. I'm showing who I am up there because and they know it. They're acknowledging it. But no, that's not saying that you did it wrong when you're just putting your name up here cuz you're still the lender. So that's still good. And then the company down here, that's still good. It's just, you know, now it's about how you implement the numbers over here on this side. Proceeds and cost and basis and federal withholding. So yes, you should go back and do yourself at the bottom if you have not done the second B that is required because the one B that you did is not getting you any money. Okay. Unless you got a company that's got a change of heart that's gonna act in honor, like you might actually get one every once in a while. Okay. I'm not saying that you won't, but you might get one every once in a while that has a change of heart that will actually do it. Okay.

So, yeah. The only thing I've gotten back um on the ones that I filed as a notice from like Navy uh saying that they've gotten my form, but that it doesn't release me from my um obligation, but they're not going to collect from me for it. So, that means that they acknowledge the 1099A and now they can't collect on you because they have acknowledged it, meaning that it's went onto their books. So if they try to collect any other money outside of what you've already paid, it will be owed back to you and they know that. So that's why they're like, "Oh, well, it doesn't release you from your obligation, but we're kind of stuck in a rock between a hard place because now it's on our books." So I mean, what are you going to tell the IRS that you don't want the 1099A? I mean, hell no. They're not going to do that.

So then would you go back and like close it so it's off like my online account with the C then with what you're going to show us? Um I mean is it a debt? Do are you still using the credit card? Well I have a credit card with them. Um and I have an auto loan and so I am seeing it on my auto loan portion where they're saying that there's a minimum amount due but then they're not trying to collect from it and they're not offsetting it. And then I have a big note on my account when I log in that says informational purposes only. We're not collecting anything from you. Um but then like I did the A on the auto and the credit card. Um and it didn't, you know, reduce the balance or anything on my credit card. They're just sitting there in limbo basically because the A because the A's doesn't do that. The A just implements that there was a payment issue. Okay. So now you have to do the B and you have to do the C. Okay. Yeah, I did the B. So, I just need to close it then with the C and then do it both ways like you're saying, right?

It needs to be done the other way so you can get the funding back. So, um, and then like I said, it needs to be put on the taxes as a non-b businessiness bad debt. Like people, nobody's doing that and it needs to be added.

Hey Tori, so when we you saying we're going after the basically the dealership, right? I see that you put MBFSA LLC as now that was your creditor or was that the the um the ParkPlace Financial is under that and that was the original car lot that I went to. Um and Mercedes-Benz Finance Services is the their partner that that is collecting. So, they're the finance agent. Whenever you go and get a car from Mercedes, it goes into the rec Mercedes receivables trust that we're talking about and that's where they the h the contract is held and then Mercedes uh Benz Finance Services collects because the dealer didn't own the car in the first place. The state did. They're just dealing the car. So, you know, you could eliminate by, you know, going to get a purchase order and then taking that and going paying the taxes on the car. you you can eliminate the dealership, the treasury, and all of that because now you're dealing directly with the owner, which is the state.

You're talking about buying it with a purchase order right now. I'm talking about going to get a purchase order and go pay the taxes on the How do you pay the taxes on the purchase order? Go get the Moroni. Go get the Moroni sticker out the car. Y'all hit me on too much info. Go get the go get the Moroni sticker out the window. And they can't sell a brand new car without the Moroni sticker. The Moroni sticker is actually the charges so you can take that to the DMV or the tag agency and pay the taxes.

What is a Moroni sticker? You got You got me tripping right now. Window sticker in the dealership. On the window. Yeah, this is the Oklahoma law. Mr. Moroni, he was a He was tired of them stealing from the people. So, he created the Moroni sticker. And the Moroni sticker is basically a dealership cannot sell a brand new car without the Moroni sticker in it. So, if you are going to go buy a car, it actually has the actual weight, the APR, and everything that the car is actually worth before they inflate the goddamn thing. So, the Moroni sticker, if you go to a car lot and get the Moroni sticker out the car, they can't sell the car without the Moroni sticker. Most car lots will say, "Yeah, we'll get you a copy of that." Nah, that. Just go to the dash and open up the car and it's sitting on the dash right there. It's not in the window no more. It's on the dash. that and bounce. Go take it and go pay the taxes on it and then come back like, "Hey, yeah, let me get my keys at the DMV."

So, I have a question. I actually printed the Moroni sticker online offline for a vehicle that I want. So, go pay the taxes. But you take the PO with you with the Moroni sticker. So, go to the DMV with the Moroni sticker and pay the taxes on that car. Yeah. Let me know or without with the purchase order. My mind you can go and get the purchase order for the vehicle. Yeah. Have a sign. Look. Hey, what did we just read? It said that this contract is not valid until signed by both of them. Yeah, I got mine signed. Then they trick you into signing before they sign. So now you go get them to do the same Go get the purchase order and make them sign it. So you take that and one-sided contract. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Make sure listen to my mind is blown. Definitely cuz I took when I tell you I printed the sticker off because I know that this is the car that I want. Um, so just go to the DMV. Listen to Red Chief. What you say, Red Chief? You got to have the original. Oh, the original. Okay. got to have the original out of the uh the car because it's it's got special significance. You can't just print it. Number two, when you go get your purchase order, you want the manager to sign it only authorizing else. Okay. The reason why you want to get a a purchase order is establish contract uh concerning that particular automobile, not vehicle, automobile. So, it's like going and getting a bill of sale. When you go to the DMV, what do they always ask for when you go get a title? You have your bill of sale. Where's the bill of sale? Okay. With the Moroni sticker, it's got everything. Got everything. All right. That's why they be locking it up like Fortnite. The Moroni sticker in the purchase order agreement. Take it to the DMV and pay the taxes. Get the Yo, you said basically you want to handle your own affairs. No, I declined on them doing registration, tag, title, and tax. I'm doing it myself. And the reason why you can do that is because the dealership falls under Department of Transportation. And you are in motion at mobility with your straw men, which is a what? Conveyance. It's a body and it's moving. It's a existing debt. Okay. And all the property is sitting there um and it's it's been abandoned. Wow. Is that the same? They don't own it. It got off the docks and it came off the crates and now it's sitting on dealerships so it can be dealed out. Dealing the card to deck of cards, y'all. ships. Ships. It's abandoned property. Abandoned ships. So, I'm The ships is there for the taking if you know.

What about a house? Now, here's um this is why when you go and get the title and the tags and you go back to the dealership, this is why they have to give it to you because they fall up under the jurisdiction of Department of State of Transportation, excuse me. The Department of Public Safety is a corporation that's under Department of Transportation. If you go to Department of Transportation site, there's going to be a um a uh button that you could click on for Department of Public Safety because they've got it divided up into different entities. So when you get the title and you get the tags, they have given you the basically the elodial title, the full faith and credit to go and get that abandoned property. The MCO right here. This is the MCO. It should all come with it. It's right there in the window. Look, it's got the actual APR, standard rate, the amount, and then it has a barcode on it. The one you print offline is not going to be have the significance of the one out of the car. is going to be on bond paper, folks. Okay. Yeah, because the barcode was on it, though. But okay, I get it. It's if you've ever gotten one out the car, you know, it comes on a certain form, certain type, right? And here's another thing. I'm gonna tell you this because if you do this, you make sure that you already have a fee agreement in place, your common law copyright, your trademark. And I'm gonna tell you why. If they come at you with, "We gonna call the police," you're gonna say, "You know what? Uh, I conditionally accept that offer as long as you accept my fee agreement for calling the cops on me, causing me irrepable harm, right? Add up the the the charges. And then if they call the cops, I'd invoice they ass eat they ass up. They do it no more. Okay. So, if they going to do that, I mean, call them because that's going to get my stuff faster. But if you going to call them, it's going to cost you since you want to go in contract with my banker.

And does that have to be filed? Um, your fee and your your common car. You said common law. No, I'm saying have it with you. Don't don't go and and um and get into commerce a commercial transaction without your commercial documents. Right? So, you take your documents with you because you're a banker. Now, they did they tried to bank on your ignorance and then now they got to bank on your banking cuz you knew what the banking was. Now, I'mma bank y'all pocket. Give me my money because it's now look I we figured it out. We paid for it. We eliminated the third party y'all by doing that. That means you did bank to bank. That means treasury directly to the state because the state is the ward holder. They're the ones holding the account. And those three and what's your ID? Your ID is what? An account is to connect it to your to your 14th amendment citizen which is a citizen of the state. That's why you don't change the name and you don't abandon the name because the name is the game. common law copyright and fee schedule plus the Moroni and sticker the Moroni and the u here's the other thing that you you you take all your commercial documents anything that you know is going to be a help if you've got the the automobile in the name of your bank don't you think it would be beneficial to have your power of attorney whether it's the durable power of attorney or the 2848 showing on your authority. Who you are over the person, okay? Because it's here. Here you go. Y'all want to play? I put the I put the IRS in your life. My shit's got a IRS stamp on it. You want to play with me, I go ahead and uh put a put a audit on your ass. Correct. My IRS stamp has Kamasa business on it, too. Stamp from the IRS showing that I'm the power of attorney that can administer. Kamasa bought the car from the car lot. They committed fraud by going and signing Kamasa's name without my permission. So to stick me in a contract when I had already got the car legally. So it's a wrap for him. Huh? Flex. Yeah. You want to play with me? I go tell a thousand more people. And then y'all have a thousand people coming in here to get cars cuz this was the secret. Nobody knew. It's 46 people on this call that Please don't go straight to this y'all. Please don't go spreading this. Please be Please be ready when y'all do it so we don't mess this up because they gonna mess around and change it if we they can't change it. They can't change it. They can hide the stickers though. This the law says that the Moroni sticker must be in the cars in brand new vehicles or it cannot be sold. Say less.

So is this only for like brand new vehicles never titled before or new vehicles only? The ones that's abandoned off the dock. Okay. Can I explain why? Yeah, I did have a quick question. So, like in Oregon, um they have like a luxury tax that you have to pay and then is so is the tax that you're talking about that's something different than like actual vehicle registration. Correct. You're not going to register the vehicle. I said you're going to go pay the tax car. So, that's another thing. You don't have to register the car to the state, but who who he who gets there first stays the claim. So meaning uh if if the DMV or if the if the car lot goes and registers the car, they're going to register it to the state. If you get there, you can register to whatever you want to your trust. One would be smart to register it to their trust. So, if we're doing this process, we would go to DMV with the Moroni sticker and and the PO and we say, "Here, I want to pay the tax on this vehicle and they'll go because they don't know any better. Do you want to register it?" You say, "Yes, and then put it in your trust name and then take that and walk that back to the car dealership and go give me the keys." Correct. Okay. Because they're going to give you the title, right? Yeah. You're going to have the title. It's nothing that they can register to your trust name. Correct. And remember, you have to have electric car insurance. Yes. Now, let me explain why this doesn't work on used cars. Because used cars have already been involved in a transaction where they were able to get away with all their um basically what I call because they've already got the MCO. The state has already registered the the vehicle and got the um MCO in their hands. Okay. So, they're not required to have a a Moroni sticker in the in the window. So, if there's a Moroni sticker, okay, then there the state has not received the the elodial title. That's why.

So, is there a way that you can do a common law mark to have it to not to be able to do it through the application process? What you mean like uh for the getting in the car? You a What you mean application process? Well, do so you don't have to go through the application with getting that Moroni sticker? No. Hell no. I said you go in and get a purchase order for the car. That ain't no application. That's a purchase order is gonna show all the that's on a Moroni sticker showing and then it's gonna be signed by the manager stating that here's how much the car is going to cost blah blah blah. Well, when you go into a new car lot, the way that you get them is that when you go in and get the purchase order, they're going to inflate the sale price and which is illegal. Okay, the sum of all charges is the finance charge. So when you get the Moroni sticker and it doesn't match the purchase order, normally it might if it's a new car, most likely. So there's no application. That is the application right there. So now you're acting in your fiscal capacity and you're going to go and pay the taxes directly to the state, which is what you're paying for. The car is abandoned. It has no owner. It's brand new. It has never had a owner. It has never been registered.

What if you tax exempt? You still got to pay the taxes. If you're tax exempt, then you use your tax exempt card and that's what you register it to. So you can trademark through the the US. That is correct. That's where you trademark through. You can do anything, not just a car. I don't know, but not to be, you know, cutting on your in on your crowd. I don't know. So What was that, Chief? I said, I don't know if uh Vance is doing trademarks, but I was telling them that you handle those as well. Oh, okay. Yes, I do. Yeah. And I wasn't How do we How do we get in contact with you about the um trademark U chief? Uh I posted um my email in the uh chat. I can do it again right now. Yes, please. If you can. Thank you.

All right. Torres, what what bourbon? Can we move on to the Can we move on to the 1099? Yes, we can. Go ahead with that last question. What What verbiage would we give them if we were trying to get the PO? Cuz I've gone in and they've given me something other than it is like a little agreement. It wasn't a PO. Oh, purchase order. Just this how you do create a relationship online. Don't always put a face with a name because they be trying to, you know, they bias, right? So, anytime I've gotten a car or did any business, I've always done it online with high-end car lots. I don't go to bougie little raggedy ass car lots. So, Mercedes, Range Rover, those cars I have. I have a BMW, too. So, them are the cars that them is the type of companies you want to deal with. People that are used to people having money and not want to deal with no Don't play with me. I don't want to be here longer than an hour when I come in. And that is how it goes. That's why you do it online. So you can say, "Hey, I need a purchase order." And what? Go look at their inventory, see what it is that you want. They're all brand new cars. So when you go in, then you'll say they'll have the purchase order ready for you could pick that up. Then I would find the car that they want to show me. And then I'm going to steal the I'm going to steal the Moroni sticker out the car because I don't want to get into an argument with them about, oh, you can't have it. We could give you a copy. Well, no. per the law says that I can take the Moroni sticker with me if I'm going to take it to my to my bank. They don't want you to take it because that is the car. That's the value. So, that's the only thing you got to do. Now, I ain't telling nobody to steal it, but I said I would steal it out the car. Me. Okay. Thank you. But I mean, if you got a a um agreement or a contract, you technically not stealing it. They supposed to give it to you. They're not supposed to give it to you. And what she's talking about is called a buyer agreement. They try to short change you by giving you that little old buyer agreement which has about a amount of verbiage on there. Um you you tell them you want you don't want a buyer agreement. You want a purchase order. Okay. Official purchase order. It looks like a car contract. And most of the time if you go to a legit dealership like Cadillac or something like that, if it's a legit, if you're doing a legit contract, it's going to be on legal size paper. That's it's going to be on 8 and 12 by 14 and it's going to be a carbon copy behind it. You going to get the front copy and they gonna get the copy. Okay? And so that's what we normally look for. don't accept anything other. And it's got to be signed by the manager, right? Yep. Finance manager or the dealership manager? The dealership manager. You can do You can have it signed by a finance manager. That's fine. Just has to be the manager. Don't get it signed by the little salesman who's thinking going to get a little cut off of the sale. No. And then that the sum of all charges is finance. So, if you decide to go in and finance a car, you know, there is no such thing.

All right, so back to this so we can get through this, y'all. We still got to go through the 1040 1041. All right, so um when you're the recipient down here, okay? Um now I want to explain this because I want you to clearly understand proceeds is 98,000 and if the cost basis which was where I don't owe any money remember from the last okay but how much is left over from this if the cost basis was this for me to federal federal withhold down here is there any money left if I'm in the negative already No. Right. No. No. No. Because I can't withhold money on proceeds if my cost basis was more. Yeah. You're still on debt. Understand? So, if I increase my proceeds and I say, well, I lost this amount. Now, I can withhold. Say 8600 bucks, 24%. Now, I've been seeing people going buckw with this. What reason would you have to increase your proceeds though? But listen, if you want to withhold to yourself, you must have more money left over so you can withhold. If you only have $98,000 in proceeds, and I said the cost basis was 113,000, I'm already in the negative by $15,000, right? So, if I'm in a negative $15,000, how can I withhold any money to pay myself? Remember, now I'm the recipient. This is the second B. Yeah, y'all got it. So, the reason why the proceeds increase because now I'm paying myself. I'm saying, well, this actually cost me 198,000 and it and then I lost 113. So if I calculate that and I say okay I had uh [Music] 198,569US 114 or 113 402 or whatever. Okay. So let me read through that one eight. Is there supposed to be a negative in front of that 113 on one E? No, it won't. You cannot put a negative when you put anything in cost or other basis. It's a loss box. That's the loss. Okay. Okay. Okay. So then I'm minusing $113,4248 which left me $85,000. I was close 161. So now that's what was left over from this cost basis of what I was hurt on right now. Then look, it's telling me, well, you can only withhold 47 uh,656, which is 24% of box uh 4. What's box 4? Right. Box 4 is 20, excuse me, box four is the federal withholding from the proceeds amount. So, you see, it only allows you to withhold 24% of what was left over. What I'm saying is it has to be money left over in order for you to have something to take from. If that does that make sense to everybody? I was making sure that we have justification to do so. But since you're saying it's us paying us Yeah. Just us paying us even though it's the same account number. This is your second 1099B where you're going back second not the first one. Yeah. From redemption. So this is the one for redemption. We're doing the A at the top. All right. Correct. We're doing A at the top. Then you're going to withhold 24% of that increased cost basis. I mean, of the proceeds. You're going to also make sure you're not liable for majority of this. And then you're going to pay yourself for the work you had to do. Your fiduciary. Yeah. So, you've already reported that it was bartering and it was a loss, but you're going to also report the loss for yourself. So when it tells you to back it down, you just back it down to what it tells you and put that in there. Correct. I always go for the full amount. So that way the system generates and tells me. So that way I'm not over or under on any dollars. And then on this one, I didn't barter nothing because this is me at the bottom. So I did put reference to the company. So now I put it was an unrealized debt loss from me. So I'm putting the full amount in there. Okay. So, all right. We gonna say y'all got the B's. Can we see the overview of both of the bees as how you showed it for this for the um Ace, please? Yes. Thank you. All right. So, this is well that's the second B. Let's go over the first one. Thanks. All right. So the first B is the audit recipient 26USC7201 or you know what to put now because I have showed you contingent debt uh redemption of security whatever we're really we're not redeeming. We're just reporting that the company received this money and didn't tell. Okay. So on our cost basis I put the allowed amount for the actual contract. I did not inflate. I did not do anything extra because these numbers are valid. We are not making up numbers when it's coming to reporting on these companies. Okay. Uh the cost basis, y'all know that that was that plus the amount of payments that I had paid in. And then I also said that it was an unrealized debt and that it was bartered. All right. On the second one, this is for me. So I'm paying to the US Treasury for redemption to account. What account is it? This account here, the car account, right? or the social really it's the car account. Okay. Uh which is what is uh I am the payer and with UCCC contract trust to Mercedes but this is me. So the recipient is my social. So I'm saying redeem this to me. Then I'm saying I'm recording it to the IRS. What? This still the first B right here. No, this the second. Okay. Okay. All right. So um All right. And then here we did the cost basis and then I actually withheld money. Why? Because I'm the recipient. This means this going to show up on my transcript. So that means that I I can withhold. I get to put 46,000 on my transcript money back in my pocket from the cost basis that I reported. Now there are a lot of people doing the times 10. You know, if you're doing your bank account and if it's a court case, then go ahead and inflate them numbers. I mean, because but I wouldn't suggest getting the QEP so you're not just making up If you get a QEP that says, "Oh, this fund has $20 million in it," then then you know you got a $20 million plan room. So, you know, you always want to have the backing behind what you are reporting so that way you not making up nothing cuz they gonna send you a letter and they gonna say, "Hey, we need more more information in regards to the reporting on your on your return. Uh, can you um provide that within a certain amount of days and we'll release your money? And then what is your proof that you're sending back the contract, the bills of exchange with a certified stamp on the suckers?

Hey Tori, did you do one with say say you got a Jesus number worth 360 million? you sound muffled. I don't know what's going on. Okay. Yeah. Do do a bead with a cube or 360 million or something like that. See what it look like. Yeah. Yeah. We'll get that. [Music]

So the court case thing. Yeah. Court case. So, is everyone in the class gonna do their own 1099 piece or are we working with one of Vince's tactus people? We going to do this together. We gonna do this together. That's why you're here today. You're learning how to do it. Oh, I'm trying. Oh, no. We look, we gonna do this together. Period. No one left behind. No one left behind. Sorry guys, I'm still getting over the shock based on all that info. Man, we are stuck right now. Stop it. Take a shield now. All right. I said first in order to get it in order to get it there's a joint venture. So it's always going to be a AB. Okay. Maybe a C if there's a debt obligation to it. Okay. But it might not be if you're just withdrawing money from your account. I told you the account number is on the back of your social. Okay. So it's just one A and B when you're doing the keys up on a court case then right? So well for a court case um you technically yeah you will you well I yeah you could do a C I mean because it is a debt that they are going to keep uh going to keep an account open a account open to you. So um yeah I would definitely still do it. So pay to the US Treasury and then I would put the court case number if this was a court case. So let's just make up one CJ. Uh damn they gonna let you do that. Let's do All right. So, let's just say that's the court case. And then, um, let's see if we can put care of. All right. And then this one is going to be reported as you're reporting it, right? And then let's say that this first, okay, we're we're going to pay it to our account and then the credits are dispersed out. So, the first one is an A, right? So you guys know that that would be from um from the United States Treasury person to the uh straw man. Okay. In reference to this account number, the court is not involved. Okay. Um because you got to put the money there in order for it to exist. But you saying if I already had the Q cell pulled, right? Yes. Okay. So, let me let's just let's say nail is the court. All right. Down here at the bottom. Okay. And then you're still the US Treasury paying. So, then you have nail, which is the actual court, district court down here at the bottom. And then you're going to have the date for the QFP that you pulled it. Let's just make up a date. All right. The date it was bought was the date it was sold. In the court cases, they don't normally wait. It's done right there when you sign the paperwork in court. Okay? because they're their own financial institution. So if it was, let's say, 10 million, are we putting the number that is listed on the pool for the CQIP or a lesser figure? I would put the number. I mean, if you can fit it in there. Yeah. I mean, what what are they going to say? What? This isn't your money? Well, you have proof of it. You can go and get that uh apostile from the secretary of state which give it value authentication. They're going to ask you what country is it going to? You can either pick a hey country or nonhague one. And what are you having them apostile? The QIP that you got pulled the report. Wait, what? What? What? Y'all didn't know that? Oh, I'm so sorry. I know my mic was open. Wait a minute. You said Oh, I'm sorry. My My brain is just Oh my god. So, we can get the the the I mean Oh, I I got tongue tied. Okay, never mind. So, we're getting the cusive if I still or the audit. Why not? You just got it authenticated. They gonna ask you what country it's going to. Just say Taiwan. They gonna give you full faith and credit in that sucker. Wow. Oh my lord. So I have a cute on my birth certificate, right? Go get that thing apostile ASAP. Okay. So the question is I got the actual birth certificate apostile. I had to go to New York because I'm from New York. I had to do it in New York. But I live in Delaware. So the question is, am I getting the CQIP apostile in New York too or can I do that in Delaware? The Q was pulled where you live at. Right. Right. Uhhuh. You're a resident of Delaware, right? Correct. Right. So you got a ID that's stating that. So you go right on to the Secretary of State's office and have them apostilate in Delaware. Okay. Tori, I have a question. Okay. So, I have mine and my daughter's and my husband's birth certificates authenticated on the state and the federal level. At the top on the main page, there's a number and right where right above it, it says full faith and credit. That's the CQIP number. That's the annex number. So, that's the that's the number that gave full faith and credit. That is the number that's on registry with the uh United States uh Department of Justice. Okay. So, I still have to get a QIP brand on it even though it's authenticated on the state and federal. Right. So, you would get the QP brand on that number or on your birth certificate file number. The birth certificate file number is completely attached to you. that number on the front gave it full faith and credit to whomever uh whoever is um holding the number. So the front page is actually saying, "Yeah, we give full faith and credit in Oklahoma or whatever state it is that that that sent the apostlation through." They're not acknowledging you. So it's about your statistic, which is the number. Okay? So the birth certificate file number is attached to you. That's your number. So when you go get that, go get a QP pulled on that. Your BERS, your your federal authentication already gave you full faith and credit in that number. So now you go put a a fee with that number. You go get the QEP pulled on the on the state file number and now you just locked a fee with that QP. I'mma show y'all. Well, let me finish doing this form and then then we're going to do the C's and then I will show you a QIP pulled on that amount and the state acknowledging it. All right. Hey, Tori. So, if I don't have my state file number, I shouldn't be getting it authenticated. Yeah, you can still get it authenticated because it might not just be in the format that you're used to seeing. It definitely has a state file number. Does it have Does it have a local file number? It only has like the registar number and then like you know the on the left New York. Okay. Yeah. So you don't have the actual document. You have a certified certificate copy. You need to go and request the long form from them. So it is the long form. I've been going through this for like I just ordered it because um I have the long form. It's the certificate certificate of live birth. But when was you born? 1988. I was born in 88. And I was born in New York. I just did all of this in New York. Yeah. I think my mom just didn't want the numbers on top of my birth certificate. I don't know. Like, oh lord. So they never So they said the state They said the state never sent them the one with the file number. They just sent them the regular without the file number. So that means not registered. Then it has a registar number for a date that wasn't the date that you were born. So you need to do a Minnesota rule 220 and you need to make them correct it and take that's bringing you back from C anyway. You need to attain the age of majority. My birth certificate didn't have a file number either, but I went back and asked for the the birth record and it had a file number. Yeah. So, if you get the if you go and request the birth record or the um let's say um your it's called go to the University of Hospitals in New York, okay? and they gonna have your original birth records from when you was born and that's where you're going to be the baby boy on the document. That's what you need to come back from. C all of y'all. And once I get that, then I I could be able to authenticate that one. You going to authenticate that and get Yep. And then then you'll get the Q set pulled on that. You can authenticate that on the state and federal level. Get full faith and credit in those. And that goes into your unincorporated business trust or into your regular trust, however you want to play it. But those now come become securities that the bank is holding. So when they say you're your own financial institution, you are. All you got to do is go get an EIN number and establish that you going to have a settlement fund or or a bank doing banking purposes. this stuff they doing. Damn. How much are we really worth? We worth a lot. Good gosh. We're worth a lot. Listen, when I pulled my QIP for my birth certificate, I was I flew to New York to make sure that I got my um authentication done, but I did not authenticate my QIP. So, that's what I'm going to do now. My computer frame screen is frozen. For the um the 24,000 or whatever you put in that other field, where are you getting that number? It's 24% of $10 million, which is $2.4 million. Okay. So, like I said, the number is 24%. We do not go over that. We can go under that. You don't have to withhold 24%. But it is uh it is logical. Okay. So, um, that that was 10 million. So, let's say your your instrument that you pull the QEP, you're going to put that number in the QEP box. It's not allowing me to type. I'm might have to probably restart my computer, but you put it in the QP box here. And then, um, this is you paying yourself. So, we're not bartering. It's not an unrealized profit on the contract. You could Tori, I don't see what you're seeing. I'm still I see the US code. Okay. You see it? Yes, I see it now. Okay. Something wrong with my computer screen. Y'all don't hang up. Just hold on. I'll be right back. It's I can't do nothing. I'm froze and I can't even see who's trying to get into the meeting. So, give me just a second. This is Zoom doing this recording stopped. Vince, yeah, I have a question for you. This Jay, um, can I I could come to you to get the QIP for my um, authenticated birth certificate. Correct. Yeah. Thank you. I don't know if anybody can um answer this question for me. Um on my I know she kept saying the account number is on the back of your social security card. So I still have like my social security card from when I was first born and I was born in 82. So all the numbers on the back are kind of like rubbed off. Can I order a new social security card? And will it have those numbers on there? Yeah, I just I I got a new one myself because of my name change. And I did the um SS5SF form because I wanted them to know that I wasn't, you know, like I guess a US citizen with it. And my new one has the number on the back. But I've got like four different cards and they all have different numbers. Yep. And she said it at the beginning of the recording cuz someone had said that they've ordered a few social security numbers. They all have different numbers on the back of them. I do believe she said you could get 10 in your lifetime and it's best all 10 because they all will have different numbers on the back. Y'all want to hear something crazy about uh social security cards? So my first one, my I'm a second, right? I'm not a junior or anything. I'm a second. So my first social security card that I ever got doesn't say the second on it, but I just ordered the new one and it says second on it. So, I was like, I I don't know who I am. I'mma tell y'all something. It's time to get busy cuz my birth certificate she said to 369 million. My court Vince. Nobody can hear me. Whatever you're on, Vince, it's like cutting you in and out. Vince, all that money you got, buy a new phone, mate. I'm gonna buy Wait a minute. Me and my note been going. The only reason I like my note is because I got external storage. You see what I'm saying? Well, you get a new one. You can get a new one for the meetings. Like you No, it could it could be the Bluetooth, man. I I'm not gonna even lie. It could be the Bluetooth. Just got a robot. Hey, Vince. My guy here just got his QIP on a court case. You know how much it was? How much? 493 mill. What? Oh, okay. So, let me give y'all a breakdown. My driver's license was worth it 37 million or something. My birth certificate was 369. My court case is like four something. My selective service was 1 billion. Y'all see where I'm going with this? My marriage certificate, uh, I can't remember, but it was like 76 million or something. I don't. But I'm telling you, what did I what did I tell you? I'm just waiting. You know what's crazy? Go ahead. My bad. I'm sorry. You're good. What's crazy is he looked up, you know, cuz you could go and look up and it said that um his part of, you know, that funding was like $11. So, he was questioning whether he should put the whole amount in or just go for that. You know what I'm saying? Because $11 ain't being that she just said you go for the whole thing because you were never informed that you was going to be

placing this funding times two. There. So that's 493. Jesus. Vince, are are you pulling these through like the Fidelity? Is that the thing? Or do you still have the guy that you're pulling the Yeah, I still Yeah, I still go through the broker. I got another one. I got I got two more I'm in contact with now, too.

So, okay. So, I I'll inbox you because I need a couple of them as well. All right, I'm back. All right, cool. I have real quick question before we go forward. What is a selective service? Military. Oh, okay. Military. Well, we all in selective service if I'm not if I'm not mistaken. But I think it's mainly for the mil. Oh, I gotta do one on my DD form 214. Oh my goodness. Yeah. Got all about that. You do one on DD214. And you want to know what's crazy? Like when I when I got my medical benefits and everything, the lady, she asked for my birth certificate and I told her, "You be very careful because I'm gonna come back and refute that." And she just looked at me and smiled. Just smiled. Because you know what they doing, right?

And I have a um a quick question, Tori. Um no, when it comes to the birth certificate, right? And we're doing the A's and the B's and everything because I've been I've been told different things. I've been told you put the hospital as the you know recipient or the the state or whatever. So, when it's coming to the birth certificate, doing your A's and B's, who is who is the person that we're addressing or what what are we addressing?

The Health Service. The Health Human Services Commission. The Health Human Services Commission. Yeah. When you look up your state EIN, Uhhuh. You'd be surprised who it is because I told you DHS is or the welfare. They're pro providing supreme support for the minor child. You are an a competent minor that's being warded by the state. So the So is it DHS or HHS? Well, it's HHS. That's that DHS is HHS. They are one in the same corporation. Here's here's the EIN list. Of all of the state of EIN and be surprised that it's under the HSS. That's who's governing you. What about New York? You got I got New York.

Now, here's a Now, here's a different situation. Like, for my birth hit record again. Oh, thanks for that. Now, can y'all hear me? Yeah. Recording in progress. Now, on my transcript, she did the uh did 1.5 million, but she used the treasury and in the account number she used my file number along with the cus result to claim the 1.5 and I had to identify myself back in January and I'm just waiting on that to come back. Can I get this list please? Yeah. But she used the treasury and then she used um you know the social. Well, yeah. So, I'm not playing with that. That's like going into uh it's called um Let me get the law for you. Matter of fact, I'mma pull it up so y'all can see. That's why I don't use their EIN. I'm only using the EIN that I actually have business with. I'm not putting nothing against the Treasury because they was your enemies. The people that's running that You you busting open the hell wide open playing with them. Let me see this. Let me show you. And this was it's a dude out here teaching this in John Kennedy's class. That's my boy. But and this boy I mean he cool. He just be making little stupid ass comments. I don't I don't like it. Brandon, but it is a control note.

Do you know what happens when you put one of those promisory notes and give it to the bank and it comes up invalid because you didn't do all the paperwork right because they didn't advise you? They charge you with bank fraud. You know what happens when you pay your bills and you don't have the authorization through your UCCC's and correct paperwork with the IRS. They charge you with securities and commodities fraud. Go read them. 30-year prison terms. And this guy is just telling you walk blindly into the valley of death. And he doesn't give any advice. Yeah, I'm calling you out, Where prohibited by law? I'm screaming. Look at his whole video collection and he never mentions that once. Go and archive him and go check him on other platforms and he never mentions it once. And yet me getting my 1,000 views, 2,000 views. Yeah, because you don't share this. You don't repost it. You don't comment. All you do is go like, like, like. Give me some love. I'm I'm unleashing the keys to the kingdom. I sent them right to prohibited by law. It will protect you know boy were prohibited by law is correct. So a lot of are creating the girl instruments and not sending them. So, I sent it, like I said, directly to Kennedy so he can send it to him because I felt like it needed to be said. Like, you know, that number is not your number.

When you hear people like uh let me put for instance like uh goddamn Chris Hower, this agent like uh he the one who got people started out talking about the Treasury was the bank that they were using and used their EIN and he went and bought a truck and Chris Hera is a expelling. Okay, he's he's ex prisoner, okay, for filing a 1099A on the judge, but his ass ain't teach telling people that Why you out here got people burning up the Treasury EIN numbers? Now, Vince, I'm not saying that it won't go through because you getting some people that's getting success with it. Okay? But when you get the payment, if you didn't do direct deposit, the way that they getting you is they gonna steal that goddamn check when you go depositing into your account. I don't care what type of account you got, okay? Because that is gonna that is opening up a world of wind of crap that they don't want to allow people to have. No, you're not doing nothing wrong. But that's why I say charge the man that charged you. That's your straw, man. There ain't no point in putting no other EIN's on it. I'm not going to do that. I said I won't cuz I can show that I paid myself from this process. I can show you that last year.

So, so basically instead of using the EIN for anybody, it's really we're the creditor, we're the banker, so we need to be paying ourselves. We're just attacking their account number to show the fraud of what they barter with us for. There you go. But but remember, you still do your first ones against the company with your name involved and it does have their EIN because you need to report the funds that you gave and then you go back and take those funds back. Now, like for instance, now with the court case. Okay. Yeah, you're holding that Q cell. Let me make sure I download this so I can uh share it. Let me just share it with myself and then because this is in another email, send it to Tori and I'll share it with y'all.

Okay. So, um back to the large lump sum here. So if if in fact you see we don't have anybody over here in the side. So we know that the account number is the number on the back of the social. So and your social. So let's just we're going to make up numbers. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine. Right? And then the number on the back of the card. This is the account. Period. That's the account number. So when you're saying, "Hey, charge my account for this amount of debt that I'm saying." I'm saying pay to the US Treasury and care of this court case. So this is a security that we gave out. So the judge the judge is down here and then you're the payer up here. But yes, as far as their EIN, if you're withholding money, your your your your social security number is going to be here as the payer with the judge with the court address and all that because you letting them know, hey, I told the IRS that you charged my account from this address. I'm an employee here. That's the point of putting yourself with the company because you're the employee. You're the foreign corporation that's offshore, offboard that they're using to pay their account. They're funneling your money through the Chris system to the other place. So now that you have the QEP, put that here. It's going to account for the money that you put on this line here. You're going to also state that the cost basis was, you know, minus the 2.4. So if it's 10 million here, you know, uh you can say the cost basis was 8 million and then you have your 2.4 or you can say the cost basis was five million. That's still money left over, but you're also saying paying this to the US Treasury. But remember, the first one is just going to be proceeds and cost basis because you're saying, "Hey, I paid them." And you're going to put audit this person. Audit the recipient 26 USC 7201 because that is saying they are tax evading and I'm telling you what they did. Then when we come back and do the second one, we are coming back to collect that money. Now, it's sad that we can't get the full 10 million, but if you want 10 million, then you got to put a hundred million up here because you only getting 24%. That's it. That's the truth.

So, I've been seeing people do uh on on 1099 M they've been doing a million dollars and then withholding a whole million. That's why people taxes ain't going through, you know. I'm just sitting back watching. I'm like, "Oh, so that work for you?" Okay. You know, new to me. But okay, show me when you get the check. Cuz I got clients come to me who created negotiable instruments and didn't overstand that they need to register, mail that to the IRS with from the post office and then their money wouldn't be lost cuz now that's called a lost and stolen security. Okay? Which isn't being reported with the SEC. So you can go to them and snitch. But you know, you have to have that QEP information and you got all on the list. If you got the QEP pool, it got the S the the PSIN number or the SCIN number. It has everything that you need. I'mma show you the form. 17X. Let's see. I got it right here somewhere. I was just looking at it the other day. These tax bad.

But remember, I'm like, it's always about reporting on yourself. It's not about reporting on these other companies. You just report on them so you can get um your due diligence, your your um so that way when you go back and collect the credits, the IRS argument is not with you. When they say, "Can you prove this debt and how much you withheld?" You say, "Yeah, here the goddamn cute self." That's authenticated by the Secretary of State. So remember, you're dealing with two governments that are against each other. You got the feds and then who else? Y'all already know the goddamn state. You got the deep state.

So the form is x is x dash 17 f dash 1 a. So you got a court case. You you holding the cap, but you you don't own it. It's not yours. You got the birth certificate. You holding the QEP. It's a lost and stolen security counterfeit. Here's the form. When you get the QEP, it has ask for the sync number, SI, sync identification. They want to know if it was lost, recovered, updated. It's lost. How was it lost? Was it mail clearing, delivery, other on premises? Depending on where you were. If it was in a courtroom, they stole it. You can put here monetized on debt instrument. a a lost or stolen security. If it's in a court case, it's under a municipal bond. If it's a bill, it's under municipal bond. If it's a birth certificate, it's under common stock and click government agency because they the ones who acted. The real birth certificate is preferred stock. You don't you're not holding that though. Who is the issuer? The state or the courthouse with in care of your name cuz your name must always be included because your name is the only one that's on the paper in care of the minor person. This how they put it. They'll put John Doe James which is the lawyer's name in care of a minor and then it'll put your all cap's name and put your social security number behind it and then they'll say they got a uniform of transfers of minor account open in your name because you're a minor. All of that is in the title of the account. So that way they know it's an IOSA that's being governed for your asset. So interest rate all that's included. Now it might not on certain on some of these Q cells they don't be really providing that but it might not have that. The maturity date is upon the death date. So the death date for the transfers of miners act is age is per the age that you live in. So you can go to find aid right here. This is all because it's pertaining to us as minor children. Remember I said bar mitzvah are actually when they're getting their trust. This is a real damn thing. They terminated. It's right here. Uniform of transfers of termination of trust. It even tells you that once you have obtained the age of majority in which an individual can sign contracts, you no more have it defense in infasy. I told you it's because you signing as a baby. So, anything that you do, if you go into the court and claim that, you can get away with it. I Hey, I did this under infacy. I'm a minor child. I'm a ward estate. Can the state step up for me? Please, please stand up. The court, the judge, somebody, please. I'm a ward estate. You go in there and you claim empathy. You're not incompetent. They know you're not. I had a judge tell me, "You ain't damn stupid at all. It ain't nothing wrong with you." I said, "Yeah, I'm I'm incompetent." Uh, I said, "I stand behind the book of Ruth." He looked at me with a smirk on his face because, you know, you can't bring the Bible in court, but then they want you to swear on it. So, I didn't, sir. I just said, "I'm an incompetent woman. My father is dead. I'm not married." So, that only leaves me one person to stand behind, the book of Ruth, which would be I stand behind God. I didn't say I'm bringing God in here. I said that I'm an infant and I don't have a husband and I don't have a father that is living. So it only leaves one man for me to be behind. That's the almighty God. That's how you take it in under infancy.

So the termination age is right here per every state that y'all live in. This is your uniform. A gift of miners act. Meaning from age birth, baby girl or baby boy up until age seven, they put a whole bunch of money in the account and your weight and gold and all this And then by age seven per the cestate act of uh sesticate v act of uh 1666 section 2389 or 28 2939 I believe that's the code it tells you that they terminate the trust and it goes into a gift of miners act and then from a gift of miners act to age 18 uh if nobody has came forth to claim it goes into a unlimited life annuity that is payable upon death. Now, I don't care what state you go look this up in, it says the same thing. They all got the same statute and it's under probate court. So, if you're doing your birth certificate, this is it. Okay? 100%. You in the District Columbia age 18, they say you you could come get your money. So, most ages is up to age 25. So, 21 for this. you know your date. So if you're doing a birth certificate or if you got your court case date, that is the maturity date cuz that's the date they sold it. Whenever whenever the case was initiated, they're just holding it on bond and waiting for you to sign. Once you sign, that's the maturity date. Okay?

So Q7 number, you already know it's on the document. It says bearer slashname of registered holder. So bearer means that they're cashing in the security because it doesn't have your name on it. Okay? I don't know really how that's possible, but they're be coming in being the holder in due course. So when you're holding the birth certificate, here it is. Certificates of serial number. Flip that sucker back on the back and it's got a barcode on there with a number on there. There is the serial code right there for the birth certificate. Yeah. Denominational shares. You don't know how much it's worth. But I don't know. I don't know. It was stolen. I don't know. They even want to know. Did you tell the FBI yet or the local police department? Is there a transfer payment agent on file with this company? Is it an insurance company? Because they are insurance companies. All of them. And it actually gives you directions for the form. So, y'all can screenshot that. And this is how you report your stolen securities. This is the form. Okay? Y'all got the Uniform of Transfers and Miners Act. You can go to find aid. This is for children that's getting ready to go to college. Okay? It's not a coincidence that this is on this website because this is the process that you are supposed to do to become the age of majority or attain the age of majority. But nobody does it. It's IEP test through your state to see if it's called a cognitive assessment. Ain't that some That is what it's called. a cognitive assessment through an IEP program to see if you are of sound mind and body and not a R E T A R Dash in the middle Okay, this is a real thing. It's IEP for children. So until you do that test and do a cognitive assessment and then tell them you obtain the age of majority, correct the birth record, get all that apostille to take it through the court and it's called a friendly suit. Once you get the QEP, you know how much you worth. You do the friendly suit. The friendly suit is you pursuing the court saying, "Hey, I know y'all got this money in my name and I'm here to get it because I'm of sound mind and body and I'm not incompetent anymore. I have to everything for you.

Yeah, I have a question. Um, when I was 16, my father was murdered by Riverside Police Department here in California. And at um, so I was 16 then. We didn't go to court until I actually turned 18. At that moment they made me um I guess the person to make all decisions based on my father's death. I didn't understand anything and my lawyer where was your mama? My my mom was there but she was not able to speak and none of my my younger sisters I had two sisters um they were younger than me so they couldn't do anything. Um, one was a baby and one was in elementary school. Um, and he wasn't married to any of our mothers at the time. So, uh, I was the only one that had to say something and they made me, um, um, they told me that it was best not to go to trial. Um, and we had to settle. And we didn't even go to court. We went into the judge's chambers to discuss everything. Mhm. So, and what they was doing was keeping it out of the public and then they what they did was waited for you to turn 18 so they could swindle you out the money so your money went into the Chris system. What was you what was you settled out for? How much? It wasn't It was very little too. Um, and I even told them I said, "Well, if I settle I said, "Can these be put into trust accounts?" Um, and they said yes. And they and my lawyer never did it. So I told them I said I don't want neither one of our mothers to be able to to touch the money until we become 25. Um, and they gave me my money right away. They supposed they were supposed to hold the money for my sisters until they became 25. But as soon as they turned 18, they were able to get the money. But um when they turned 18, all of our mothers took money from those accounts. No one was supposed to be able to touch it. And by the time they got their money, they had nothing. My youngest sister, if hers was in her account, uh she just turned 18, like three years ago, she should have had more money than both of us. And she 000. Um, my my sister who's six years younger than me, she's the middle one, she only got $6,000. And then just a few years ago, the baby sister, she only got two.

So I would get that court case and I would pull the QEP on it and then I would go back and I would collect on behalf even though it was 15 what was that 15 years? I'm trying to think how old I am. Statute of limitations statute limitations on fraud don't ever stop. And they still been trading on that number. I guarantee you since the date the case started. So I would get the QP on that and then I would file a friendly suit for the rest of the money in the account. Okay. And then I end up finding out that our lawyer was friends with the police department's lawyer and the and the judge. They're all friends. It's always that, honey. So, he was that means he's a conflict of interest. So, he actually did not do his job. There is a form that you can fill out on him called a bar grievance. And I don't care how long ago it was. Now, you are a sound mind and body. They coerced you, didn't give you and didn't assign a trustee, didn't and he was the trustee on the case, so he was supposed to do his due diligence and he did not because he was they was just stealing from you. There's no telling how much money was actually given. Yeah. And I that's and back then I knew to ask them and I said, "Can it be put into a trust account?" I didn't know how it worked, but I knew that the lawyer should know how it worked and they never did.

As you find out about your uniform of transfers of miners account in the state which is attached to your state file number or your registration file number because the problem is folks is none of us are registered with the district we are not registered with our state we're registered with the District of Columbia that's the problem so when it says you got a registar there's two registars in the state the local registar and the state one so why is it that you only have one signature on your document cuz they didn't register you with the state. They register you with the District of Columbia which was the state of that was the local registars's number. The state registrar number only had a file number. You were never registered with the state. So when you go back to start correcting all this, I'm telling you, it's accounts. It's stuff just sitting dormant in your name waiting for you to come get it cuz can't nobody else touch it.

And Tori, what did you mean by the correct correct um birth record? Are you saying correct your birth certificate or? Yes, the name you need to go get your original hospital records. If the hospital doesn't exist anymore, go to the University of Hospitals in your state. There is one in every state. Okay? And the University of Hospitals is going to have your original records. They have to keep them. Okay? Cuz that my my my um hospital is still there but they g they told me they couldn't give they after 10 years or 25 cuz 10 25 years they get rid of records and they couldn't supply me with my birth records. No, they don't get rid of records. I know somebody that just went back all the way to 80 something and got his in Columbus. So that's Okay. I'm 70 and and so I would just still go to the University of Hospitals. Yes, ma'am. Okay. And that's what I look up. University of Hospitals in Florida. Yep. Look that up. They got one in Columbus. It's one I mean it's one in in Ohio. It's called a University of Hospitals. It's one in Oklahoma. So I know they got them all over. And those house the records cuz Yeah. My mama just went and got hers from Florida. She was born in 53. So you in Florida? It's down there. It's available. Oh, okay. Sorry.

What if you was born at home? Then your midwife committed the crime. Whoever delivered you, she worked for the state. And uh it's housed in some type of record with the state. Just go. They have midwife records because they are required to call and state what happened with the baby and all that crap. They work for the state. I have to do this because I was uh born in Texas. So I have to do this there. Correct. And every and all this has to be done there because that is where your account is people. Regardless if a sub account is lended out to the state that you moved in to the foreign country that you moved to. All these states do business with the District of Columbia. So your record is only going to be in the state that you are native from that you actually belong in. Regardless if you go get a ID in Texas and you from Oklahoma, your records is in Oklahoma, your trust is in Oklahoma. The next state will never get access to it because they are a foreign entity.

What's crazy is in New Jersey they got a hospital called University Hospital and it's been there forever. That is I'm telling you all the hospitals are called University now. They might not be called a University of New York or whatever what I said, but they are called a university hospital because it is a universe. The yoni, the vagina. It ain't got nothing to do with the universe word you believe. Yep. I just looked up New York's and it's called Sunni. Uni the vagina. Yep. It's called Sunni. I'm not playing. The state university of New York. The yoniverse is the goddamn place, the mother hospital. What is a hospital, folks? It is where stillborns are born. So for everybody that was born at home, congratulations. Cuz everybody that was born in a hospital is dead at birth. Still born. That's why it says it was a living baby. There was proof of a live birth. What does live mean versus living? Y'all better start reading them documents. It say live birth happened. What happened? So what what happened after that? I was I was I died then I came back. I mean what happened? You was born in a hospital. The hospital is for stillborns. Look up the definition somebody.

What about naturalized citizens? So naturalized same thing. You were coerced in giving away something that should not have been given away. So your argument is for your children, especially if you had any here because they are words of state now. So you still must do these same processes for them. But as far as for you, you can go and resend signature. I would advise looking into if I resend signature through the depends on if you came through USCIS office or uh, you know how you came into the country. If you illegal then you're not required I mean, you know, but naturalized then at that point you have given away something that you were holding before they coerced you and said oh you got to have this then how are you able to go and apply for a social security card if you're not a citizen because it has nothing to do with citizenship it's for foreigners the um so that's how they got everybody else tricked into getting them that were that were not citizens of the state that were actually natives or indigenous to this country. So when whatever you did, you can go back and rescend it because they did not tell you the terms and conditions. They did not tell you you was going to be a slave. They did not tell you that you was losing your sovereignty. And you have the right to know if there's a trust created in your name without your permission. That's uh what was it? Uh red chief 15 USC 1. I just had it up on the screen, I believe.

So now that they didn't tell you your terms and conditions to this contract, this simple contract where you gave up everything, you have the right to take it away, to go back and get what you gave them. They don't like when you do it, but it doesn't matter because the borders is open right now. So everybody that corner, what's that law again? 15 USC one. Uh, which one you talking about for the trust? Yeah. 15 USC1. Yep. 15 USC1. So, what I'm saying is right now the borders are open to everyone. So, nobody's going to get deported if you go back and take away your uh what you gave. Okay? You're not they can't send you anywhere because the borders are open. You can come in, you can be here. Doesn't matter. Now, you go back and resend your contract while that's still available. Cuz when Trump get in office, he's going to definitely close the borders. And this is a this is entertainment, folks. So Biden wins a little. Now Trump gets to come back in for his term because he didn't really get to serve in the public even though he's been the president this whole time. And he's going to close the borders and he's going to start deporting. So get that done now. So that way you're here freely and you came over and kept your sovereignty. The way you do it is you say, "Hey, I want to change my terms and conditions to my contract. I would like to become a dual citizen. So mean become you come back a citizen of your country and you can stay a citizen up here but you don't allow them to remove your your uh status as a living person by having a nationality from your country. So you say I want dual citizenship. Some people still got their passports. So I mean but a lot of people that I know that got naturalized they don't have them anymore. So, I'm thinking that's the disconnection there. You need to keep the passport and then um like I said, so if they do this, they don't have to do the fake marriages to to become a citizen, right? Correct. They do not. Right now, the borders is open. So, the fake marriages is require is not required anyway. You come over here and right now, hell, they saying if you join the military, we'll give you citizenship. If you fighting no so-called war that's about to come up against the Americans because that's exactly what the it is. Uh, we'll give you citizenship and then you can squat in their houses. Welcome back to 1921. Welcome back to Yeah. This is what happened in the 1900s. Same War brought the the the immigrants over. Then they killed all the people that was here. War on us. And then those people took the places. And then look, that's who we are today. So the same about to happen again, you got thousands of immigrants coming in through the border from from Africa. Okay, I'm not talking and China. Okay, they're coming through Mexico. So think about that. They have nowhere to go, no windows to go, no pot to piss in, no window to throw it out of. But here we go with all the wealth and all the land and all the Y'all better go back and read what happened. 1920s and the 19 1910, 1913, 1933, there was war going on. People was getting slaughtered, killed for their houses, for their land, for people that were immigrants who didn't have nowhere to go. And when I tell you the same is about to happen again, I am not playing. And we just around here just letting them come in. Back then everybody was fighting. Nobody wanted though. It was not No, we're not likely allowing this No, they got to go. We about to fight. That's why war started. Now everybody's so timid and worried about taxes and worried about bills. All this is irrelevant when you take control of this This is not focus right now, folks. I know y'all want to get rid of the debt, but y'all better really wake up and start really paying the attention out here. And it's very sad that this is happening. I'm very sad that it's happening to everybody. But it is time to really realize like and all right this the only time that you put the creditor up here at the top. All right. On the C I'm about to either either you're doing it from the estate which is your EIN estate number where you're going to put the company at the bottom and this is where we're not going to use a department of the treasury. Okay? Because at that point you were just distributing money from your account. Okay? So let's say the trust is that I'm using is the whiffit. So now this is my estate, right? Or you can use let's use the estate. I don't want to trick anybody. Okay. I don't want to trick anybody. So let me let me just say the estate. Let me find it. All right. Well, that's my brother. We'll use his estate. All right. So we got the estate and then damn I don't got no payers under him. So you mean use our trust right there? Yeah. Hold on. Let me find you. Where you at? Not lay loose. There you go. All right. So now lay loose estate. So now this is my estate for my straw man. Right. So let's say every month the company um let's say I'm doing the cancellation of debt for my car note. Okay. That's what we've been working with. So, um, now I put myself down here because I don't have a company in here, but let's just say this company is the car lot. Okay. So, um, I'm going to cancel the debt for this car lot. Matter of fact, let me add one because it's showing a social and I don't want to throw nobody off. So, hold on. And I didn't hear did you say we're doing this as our trust or as our all in straw man name? So this is the only time that you're going to you're going to do two of these forms as well. So we will do one where the company is at the top and we are at the bottom as a recipient for the cancellation of the debt. We're going to also do one for the trust from the estate to the the company to cancel the debt. Your name will be implemented at the bottom like we did before. Okay. So, let me edit this so I can make it make sense. All right. So, all right. So the event it says okay so when we're doing it where it's from the estate to the company whatever instrument they sent you should be like let's say you ask for a payoff quote right from the company normally they send them to you and they have a 60-day period before they mature. So let's say the maturity is uh the in the um identified event would be the date right? So it says down here the actual discharge was from identifiable event. The actual discharge before identifiable event. So if the company sent you a bill and it has 30-day period or 60-day period on there and okay, so now I'm saying I am accepting this bill. So if it was for house and it's $195,400, you whatever your interest rate is, let's say the interest was, I don't know, 20%. So, it's going to be about 46,000 on top of this added. So, now I'm saying the description of this property is the address. That's the routing number. All right, that's my zip code with the four fourdigit lock box. So, Oklahoma address uh fourdigit lock box, US. So, this is the this is it. So, I just told them this was the city, state, zip, all together in one district. And I'm telling them this is for care of this house. So I think I could put care of in here. Some of these forms they don't allow you. So care of let's go back. All right. So care of this location. Let's say this was before a mortgage and they sent me a 30-day payoff quote and this was the mortgage company down here. So then I'm saying, "Oh, well now I'm paying this uh before the actual inflatable event or you know um on the instrument, it's going to have a date. So I just put one." So I mean, if you're saying, "I'm canceling this and this is when it's due and I'm doing this now for last year, right?" So basically, this is going to be for last year's form. You can't really file it for 20. Well, I think you can. No, you probably can't file it for 24 yet. It might be available on her. I don't think so. Not until October. So, yes, this will be date before actual inflatable event. Okay, so if you got the car, let's use a more logical date. We were doing you in 422. Let's just stick with that. 409. Let me type on here. So, it was 42209. So, if I'm saying that I'm cancelling this debt before the security expires, then now you just involve the IRS with that. All right? So, this is the form where you're saying, "Okay, I'm collecting this back through my estate." Okay? You're not actually collecting it, but you're cancelling it through a funnel company. Remember, I said you're either the straw man, the living man, or the funnel company. The funnel company would be what? The estate. Because that is my shadow. I'm behind it. It's protecting me. I'm the minor child. So, is my social security number attached to that number? Yes. The estate is only going to be used in that manner that it has no other purpose. All right. So, that's this 1099 C. Let's save it and we're going to add another one. Oh, you are going to check the box on that. I didn't do it on that one. So, you you will check the box on that one. Now, this one is where we would actually put the company up here.

Quick question with the address. Does it need to be your home address? Like if you got a PO box, can you use that instead? Well, not if you canceling the mortgage for the house, it's got meat and bounds. It's got an actual location. No, but like if it's not a mortgage, like if it's something else. Oh, yeah. If it's not a mortgage, then you can use the PO box. Okay, cool. Okay. So here at the bottom, so let's say this is the company and then I'm canceling the debt for me, right? So this is the company sending me the 1099C. So let's say this is the car company and remember it's the original creditor. It is not the finance company that's charging you money. you with the finance company, you can do the the um the estate 1099 C. You can do that every time they send you a bill. You can do that every 30 days for that company, the one that's sending you negotiable instruments through the mail. But to cancel the supreme charges and the whole sum of the account so somebody can get audited, okay, it would be you stating that the company is canceling the debt to you. This is how you get it off your credit report. Okay? Well, Experian, they be taking that little slow time, but uh if you do a 1099 C from the card lot to yourself or from the credit card company to yourself, whose transcript is this going to show up on somebody? Yours, the debtors, right? It's going to f show up on your transcript. So, what is that saying? That's saying you're paying for the debt. It's asking check here if the person at the bottom was actually liable for the debt from from the top company. You know what that company's going to do? If they actually did the 1099, they're going to check the box because this goes onto your credit report. So, they get paid off of the 1099 C when they said they paid you. So, we do not check the box because you're not liable. We check it on the other one. They're liable. When you say the estate paid them to cancel out the debt. So here this one this 1099 C is debt relief and probate or similar proceedings or by agreement. So by agreement would be hey the agreement was whenever I realize the fraud I could come back and collect my money. I've been going over that law all day today. So here in the description box you put whatever the property is the account number. Okay. And you can type out the account number. Uh, you know you got 27 characteristics or I don't know 32 somewhere. So you're going to use that. Put the account number. Some people's account numbers is long some short. Uh, you could pay you could put a contingent debt instrument as well or redemption of security. Okay? Because you're telling them [Music] um because remember they transferred your security interest right in the account number. So if you're saying redemption of security transfer or you know you can like I said the account number you can put it down in the account slot so don't don't quote me all right so I'm just giving you different examples so redemption of security interest transfer right so if I'm saying I'm redeeming what I gave you because that's what you put on the contract that you so-called transfer to the company that you stuck me paying with, but you didn't give me my money. So, this is you're coming back by agreement. That's what the agreement was that you signed. Now, this ain't resention. This is not none of that. This is you saying you committed fraud against me and I realized it. So, I'm coming back to get my money. And then, like I said, it's the same amount. Okay. And then the date of the inflatable event would be the date that they sold the debt. So the original date and remember this is not by agreement and you're not liable for the debt. But the other form you Yes, we need to check the box on that. So I'm going to go and do that so that way and we get a visual of it. I'mma pull it up and then we going to get into this 1041 or 1040 real quick. All right. So, oh, it only saved one tonight. Let's see. Oh, because I'm doing it from build a stiletto. Okay, so view. Let's go to the state. We got to edit that cuz I got to check that box.

So when we're doing the seed, does it hurt anything or help if we do like a recision of our signature and power of attorney and all that to the initial dealership because of their truth and lending violations? That that is not that is great to do. Like it's nothing wrong with putting extra layers of security in place. Always important to do that. So I would do the recision and all that to the car lot. Like I said, I'm doing it right now. I will keep you updated on my results. They've already tried to settle. I don't want the money. I want you guys shut down. Like, I want more than that cuz I'm tired of the fraud. Like, they think I'm money hungry. I'm not. I don't care. I got time. Okay. So, we got um the debt description. Remember, your payer was the person that they routed the bills to. That's what the statements are coming to monthly. So that's that's actually identifying the straw man at his location. Okay. The account number will be the one for the account for the billing company in care of the UCCC contract trust and the and we did this before the inflatable event. So that means that they sent you the bill and you had 30 days or 60 days for a payoff quote. You would be canceling this before the inflatable event. Okay, you can add a fair market value. I did not uh because I put interest in, but that really doesn't matter. The fair market value is the full amount of the debt plus payments. Okay? Plus [Music] payments.

I have a question before you go into the 1040. When you was saying about the friendly um lawsuit. Does that have to be done through probate court? Nuh-uh. No, but you just need to know what you going for after you doing it because it's going to you're going to end up in probate. That's what's going to happen because that's the judge that docked you. He's the one that committed. He's he's working with the hospitals. They all work for HHS. So, it's a insider thing that's going on. So, it's going to end you up in federal court or either probate. So, do you have some buddy or do you um have like a class about doing those friendly suits if we've got the cuspips on like child support and all that other stuff to go back and collect on them? We can we can do one. I do group consultation. We

Can set up something like this again. What do you do if the bank sent you a 1099 C in a story? They canceling debt on you. So I will turn right back around and do it on them. Just do the opposite of what they did. Correct. Okay. Thank you. And make sure you put your name with their name cuz they are acting as your guardian. So remember, you're going to do it with the treasury being the payer and then them as the recipient with your name involved. And I would do it right back on them. And then I would also send them an A and a B too. And then that one would be by uh it would be H. I mean it would be F like this form redemption of security interest transfer. I would put that and say, "Yeah, thanks for reporting it so I can come back and get you." And y'all thought y'all try to be funny. Thank you. Mhm. And we do not check the box when we're at the bottom. All right. So, y'all got the 1099 C's down. We got to move on. We kind of kind of kind of kind of behind a little bit. Not behind, but All right. I'm I'm sure y'all got these forms. I'm going to download them so they'll be available. Let me do that now so I can get them off the top of my Well, no, I need them up there. All right. So, what type of software y'all like to file on? I'm I've been using free file fillable online um through um the IRS directly. Um I normally don't really like to use the softwares because on here they can be accepted immediately. So TaxAct does well u with accepting quickly. No, it's not. But TaxAct does give you the actual forms to implement. It's just that when you do it on like these certain softwares like I like I Okay, TaxSlayer. This is a they have the business uh tax as well as the other tax. So, we can we can use them. I like Tax I mean TaxAct is a good software too. It's just it kind of limits you on what type of uh deductions you can put in and I don't I don't like that. So on here they have the business tax per TaxAct. Let me see. We'll start off with the simple one and I can do TaxAct. I'll go to TaxAct and do the uh trust return on there. Well, let me go back and erase all this for you. Oh, here we go. All right. So, of course, it's regular basic stuff coming in, you know, putting in your information. This is just a regular return. So, let's call it the 1040. So, um, as you can see, you can do 1099 Bs on here. Let me see what kind of income do I got on here so I can delete it. All right. So, the reason why I did not have you file um I I don't like when they file the 1099 C when they check the box and state that you were liable for the debt because it charges you. You're the one that gets taxed on it. Okay? You get taxed on it. So, um, we're not really going over W2s today, but I, you know, I per se hasn't been adding in W2s in if people want their returns. So, I mean, if you want your entire wages, like some people do need to report earned income credit or whatever to get the child tax credit. But when we start dealing with larger numbers like the hundreds of thousand dollars that we're going to be filing, you could get the little petty money out of your mind. Okay? Forget the child tax credit. Let some let your mama claim them or something that don't know nothing about this process. Like I don't I haven't claimed my son in years. My daughter, she's in the military now. So, um, you know, it's the child tax credit is for people that have low income, okay? It's to give them little boosters. You know, she's she gets social security retirement and they don't take taxes out of her check anymore. So, it's all beneficial to my mom to claim my child. So, I don't put, you know, that child tax credit is frivolous. It's pointless to me. Now, if you're in a household and, you know, you and your wife is doing this and you're filing joint taxes, then yeah, you can put the kids on there cuz y'all, you know, in a family, but I'm saying when you trying to create money, the money is not coming from that. So, I don't like adding the wages in because it automatically taxes you on the wages. And you're like, "Well, hold on. I got to get my federal withholding back." Oh, we will in here. So, uh, when it comes down to income and it asks you gambling or W2G H and then I believe it's under that. Let's see. I got a lot of those. All right. So, yeah, that's for the gambling. This is in Ohio. You need to stay your buns at the casino. Oh, no. What I did was I went to the um the black card center and got my win and loss ratio and I'mma use that to offset it. Well, you better know it. Yeah, cuz as long as you have it in your hand, it could be accepted for honor and return for it value. So let's see what's common other compensation you see this and scholarship grants not reported on the W2 fringe benefits household employees and other gambling income not reported on the W2G and then Medicaid waiver payments not reported on a W2 foreign earn earn compensation. So, oh no, that's not it either. I'm looking for some one code. Hold on. That's why I said these different softwares had you going back and forth with yourself. But there is a code uh like on FreeTaxUSA that allows you to add the W2 in for not for W2 wages like when you're doing the 4852 which that form is not available online but you can you can print your return and mail it in. There's no rush to EOP. So, uh, when you mail it in, you include it with the 4852 minus the W2 form, which allows you to collect all your wages back. And then you there is a way to implement it on here, not under W2s. I'm just looking for it. W2G int I guess in the next class we'll go over OID, dividends and INTs because that's where the money lies in them forms may have it under the um W2C and the 4852 up under the W2 wage part. It may be named different, but I think the W2C was corrected and the 4852 is the substitution. Yeah. But the W2C. Okay. So, when you're putting in a W2C and you're correcting it, you must have had filed that on the record. So, um, if you're not the employer, it doesn't allow you to refile it. So really, it's like, is this when you put the W2 in, it asks you, is this a corrected W2? And it really holds up your taxes. So, it's best to just, like I said, mail it in and do the 4852 form. And it's called W2 W not to or some like that. I I'll go to another software and pull it up so I can show y'all. But other income, let me see. Other income is another Let me see. No, it this is where it asks you like, okay, what other income? Like kind of like with the W2C, but it says not on the W2 and it requires that you fill out an 880 form, I believe, or it might be a 8813. Um, well, it's really not required that form. We'll keep moving, but let's go back and do the 1099s. But, um, yeah, if you're doing W2s, like you either do the 4852 and you add the income in here as other income, and then you can put, uh, well, not on this software, but let's see, other income. Then it has a description, and you can put see attachment 4852. But on but Tori on that 4852 form, don't you have to um include codes? You have to know the codes in order to be able to uh file with that form. Correct. So the code is uh three code red sheep. What's the code? I got the form. Let's see. [Music] This the code. I'm just trying not to share my client's information. Here's the code. I can screenshot it. This what you put on the form. Thank you. You know, you can do this for the 1099R, too. So all y'all that done took money out your 401ks and then they taxed you on it, you can go get that full amount of money back because you don't having this type of erroneous payment situation with them. It's by assumption. Like I said, you can go back and start closing this crap out. Okay. All right. Let's go back to the form. So that's it. So you could put 4852. Then you would put the amount of the full wages. Damn, I didn't go over how to fill out the form. I'm sorry. Hold on. If we've already done our taxes, we can do the 1040X, right? And then redo it this way. Yep. Go back and correct the wages. So on here, you're, you know, you're going to put your information, of course. Uh you're going to put um the the year that you're doing it for. And if it's a W2 or a 1099R. If it's a 1099R, you're going to fill out the bottom section. You're going to move this comment to the second part number 10 on if it's a 1099R. Uh it is all federal withholding. There was no gross distribution. There was none of that crap. That's all by assumption. They transferred that money into offshore account in your name. You put the companies, it's all on your EIN form right there. You're just not going to use the W2. You're going to use that to fill this out. So, whatever the state and federal withholding tax is, you're going to put that over here. And then whatever they made at the company, you're going to pay it into social security wages. So, you're going to put it here. And you're going to put it here for federal withholding. So, if you made uh $3,000 at the company and some of that was paid into Social Security, Medicaid, all that, you add all that up from the W2. If you made $75,000 for the year and then in in in box DD, you had 24,000 and then you add 13,000 and another box for C for and then another box for A with another deductions. You adding all that up. Add it all up and then put it on the form. And then all that money goes here under federal withholding. So I'mma use this number just because I'm, you know, say we using this 4852. I can use a better number. Well, it ain't that ain't too bad. Use a better number. We've been providing a uh cover sheet also. Uh Chief, yeah, cover sheet. Do tell with the taxes when you're mailing it in. Yeah, that's a good number. Yeah, for the 4852. All right. For the 4852, Red Chief, what's the letter consisted of? Um it's just basically saying um that it's just virtually impossible to uh classify it as income if the money's coming out of you know being produced or created or pulled out of your um cestay um trust or your social security number. So you're basically paying yourself. You can't have income. Correct. So, just to keep it basic for those that are just getting into it and they're filing like that or whatever, it's just a a a short brief um explanation of why you're doing the conversion from the W2 to the 4852 so they can understand, you know, why why you did it that way. Yeah. Because a lot of them, a lot of people are filing and then they're saying, "Oh, well, this that isn't uh a lot of people are putting in an estimated tax withholding and the IRS is stopping paying people." Now, they're actually coming back saying, "Okay, now that's now that's a debt or this is not federal tax withholding." Now, I'm going to show you where you should put it at because it's not federal tax withholding considerably unless you send the letter like Red Chief said telling them, "Hey, I know what's up." So, if you just send it in and you saying, "Okay, this is estimated tax. This is what I seen this ghetto back girl." She was like, "I'm getting back uh 47,000." I'm like bragging on Facebook and I'm like, "How you getting $47,000?" So she say, "Well, yeah, my tax preparer." She put it in uh estimated withholding and uh then we put it in other income. And I'm like, "So did you do the 1099s for it?" She like, "Yeah, we did the 1099s." I'm like, "Oh, the whole goddamn system is burnt up." Well, another thing that you say in the letter is that um you're not a you're not a tax expert and this is a uh estimation. So, you can contact me at any time uh concerning this filing, you know, if if need be. Correct. Because you think they're going to call you? No, they're not. Okay. So, notice how I put that money in there. Didn't change anything, right? Because now that's just income. I don't have any child children on here. There's no child tax credits. None of that's relevant. There was some, you know, really my income with me saying it's other income. It's not taxable. Why? Because they don't know where it came from. Okay. So, you see now it's updated since I changed screen. So, now I'm in the negative. They say I owe money from the amount of money that I made. The the the owing amount is coming from the standard deduction this year is 22,800 somewhere around there. So that means that I would need to have made that amount of money and paid that amount into tax in order for me not to owe nothing. Okay. So we're going to go in and do our 1099B. Uh and then I will show you where to add the A's at because there's really not a place to add them but you can add them. Okay. So, I'm going to show you that uh stock mutual box. Okay. Unused from prior capital loss. Sale of main home. This is 1099s. I've been seeing a lot of companies doing that. Uh, you know, you can do that against your first mortgage company who sold your house who did not give you the form and you can state that they sold the house. Uh, you know, you put them as the recipient as the bottom for the money. Okay. So, is this a 1099B? I hate when they got the software. See, I want to fill out the real form. All right. Excuse me. Excuse me, Tori. How many years back can we go with this? Four. Thank you. You mean if you're going to go refile the tax, right? Yeah. If you're going to go do a uh an amendment, how many years back? Four. Four years. Four. That's it. Now, if you hadn't filed, you can go back seven years. How does it work for amendments? Um, so like, um, I'm divorced this year, but if I wanted to go back and amend my personal taxes the last few years when we filed married joint, can I or not? Since he wouldn't be updating his taxes, only I would. You can do that. You can go back and change it. You can go back and say, "Hey, I left some income off or whatever." And then you can separate yourself from his tax return. Married filing separately. That's how you would file. So you would go back, amend, take yourself off his return, and then go file on your own. Now, did you guys have kids that you put on there? Thank God, no. We have no children together. Okay. Well, thank God. Okay. Um but yeah, I just I wanted to figure out how to go back and um and collect what I can uh the last few years, right? So yes, you can go back and amend that and then like I said, you would just be um married filing separately and then it's going to try to tell you, well, you might have tax benefits that you know, blah blah just say, yeah, you want to still do it. And then it'll allow you to go in and amend whatever software it is that you use. And then yeah, you can go back and collect those taxes. And that would just be done all on the same form for the 1040X or is it separate form since I'm removing him and then doing it married separate? Um, so it would be 1040X mail married separate. You didn't have any dependent. So you don't have any child tax credit forms. Um, you'll be including the 4852. Um, and then did you use a software to do it? I would have to look up what software I used. Um I did a different one every year just based on who I could get for free or super cheap. Okay. So yeah, if you find that software, uh it will definitely give you the option to go back and amend it. When you go in, you're going to take uh the money. You're going to put leave the money in there that was already received. Uh and then well, actually, you'll put the money that you already received in there. So then the balance will go to zero. And then you will tell the system that you want to take yourself off of his return. So you're amending that and then the correction would be married filing separate and then it will implement you to go in and put your information in showing the filing of the separateness. The only thing you'll still have to add is his name and his social security number. Okay. Okay. So question. Can you file Can you go back and amend filing if you I had to pay every year um and I stopped filing a couple years ago. So, can I go back and amend those ones that I had to pay back to the IRS? Yes. Okay. Thank you. Can I do this if I have a 1099 income? Yeah. Uh what the 10 the 4852? Yes. No. No. It's only for W2s. They didn't withhold any tax from you. So, uh, unless you're working under your social security number, then that's different. Are you? Yes. Oh, yeah. Then, yeah, they paid you from your own money. Well, I mean, it just depends. What's the company? Who is it? It's um Crown Custom Units. So, is that like a corporate fiction, corporate entity? Are they large? Are they small? It's a small company. Yeah. So, they probably don't know. They're probably just really filing to eliminate the tax that they're carrying. So, no, they didn't take any tax from you and you didn't pay yourself because I'm I'm sure that they don't know how to do it unless they have an accountant. But if they're like a mom and pop company, no, you cannot go back and do a 4852 on them because they never received anything. Okay? But that doesn't mean that you can't do your 1099s and go back and amend and you know file properly so you can actually get the money by paying yourself on the forms. That is what we're getting ready to put in now. So I was just talking about the 4852 because that's important. A lot of people do have W2s. I I haven't worked in I don't know a while couple years now. And then you know when I was working it was just a funnel for clients for my account. So um what about in the case with Uber? Uh they do you on a 1099 what? NEC as well. So 1099 they do a 1099K. So yeah, those are credit card transactions. You can definitely uh go back and account for that because they're paying you from a third party uh card processing agent and really it's connected to your straw man entity. If you're operating under the social. So that's why they want your driver's license number because that is the funneler. That's the account holder. I could go back all seven years that I've been doing I haven't filed in seven years. You haven't filed in seven years. So now you could just go in and file it, right? So the 1099K that they did and then you're going to do a 1099K. Uh well, excuse me. You're not going to do a 1099K for the 1099K that they gave you. You're going to do a 1099 A, B, and C towards them to collect that and then you pay yourself. So remember, the ones that you file against them is not going to show up on that's not what you're putting on your taxes. The only thing you're putting on your taxes is what you're paying yourself. Okay? So you can't do a 1099K because you didn't do any credit card transactions towards them. But um you when you go in to file your taxes, you do a Schedule C. It asks you did you have any 1099K payments and it says to account for these 1099Ks. So when you do your 1099 A, B, and C, that would be you accounting for what the credit card machine said that they paid you throughout the year. And then you say, "Hey, I gave you my social, so I'm just getting the interest that I transfer." Same same wording that we've been using. So, it's not hard, but you know, I I'm I'm available if y'all want to book taxes. Yeah, I probably would. They they keep track of all the miles I drove, too. Correct. And you can we can get that. I'll show you how to get every dollar back for your car. Well, I'll be I'll definitely email you. Okay, great. All right. So, go ahead. Um, just to add on what he said, does these taxes have to be done in any particular order? Say for instance, I haven't filed since 2019. So, you have to do you have to if you file this year, they're going to tell you we want the last couple years that you ain't filed, too. Okay. Gotcha. All right. Thank you. They're going to tell you that. It's not it's they're that's because they're they want the money. Okay. So, remember, we're not doing uh both 1099s on here. We only doing the one where we're paid ourself. The other company we're reporting on them. So just remember over here is where we're getting the collection. So um and that works on business loans also. Yep. Well, I'm telling y'all when y'all come to next week's class, boy, y'all ain't going to be paying no more bills. I'm coming to next week. That's what I'm talking about. I guarantee you you're missing something. A big old step. But I gave y'all a big old step in it today. I told you the post office is your friend. All right. If we're if we're doing um the 1099 series on uh child support, is should we wait in like a period of time before then filing our personal taxes so they don't try to offset any of that? I was just gonna throw on my trust, but yeah, you should definitely you should with the company. you should do your your um you're going to need to put it on your taxes. So I your refund should be larger than the amount is of what the taxes is owed. So I mean if they did offset the money um it's they're going to have to return it. Let's just put it like that cuz they're going to steal it and then they'll give you a 1099G telling you to claim it on your taxes for the next year. Like that goes for the ones that already did a 1099B on you. Like companies that Yep. And it's just sitting there so you can you can file it back on them. Yeah. You file it back. It's sitting there on the transcript waiting on you to report somebody. Exactly. This is why when they say, "Oh, well, bring come into the IRS and we need to verify your identity and then bring a copy of your tax return." Because they want to see if your tax return match what's in the system. It has to match. The transcripts have to match. That's why we file on oursel. And that's why a lot of people ain't adding up because they only put they putting the company as the recipient and them as the payer and then they going putting this on their taxes and it's not adding up cuz you never filed on yourself. So we file a B on our you file a B on them and on yourself. So you get the money. If you don't put the money on in your name, it's a wrap. Gotcha. Okay. So, now going back to our B. Uh, the one that I'm reporting is for redemption of security interest transfer. Oh, no, that's not a B. Hold on. All right. So, this one was paid to the US Treasury uh for redemption. So, am I going to put the same thing? Yeah, it's going to match the transcript, right? Cuz I'm not going to submit this until my 1099 Bs have been accepted and my A's and my C's. Then I'mma submit my return. Prior to that, I'm not submit nothing. My dates are going to match 409. The date sold we know was 5/24/2022. So alternate option. Hm. I wonder what that means. Oh, if the sale price is expired, leave the sale price blank and select an option here. So, our sale price was 198,569 and then uh my 1099B has a cost basis reported. I did not receive a 1099B. Um, well, you did because you're the one that filed this. Okay. So, is the transaction a short-term section 1061 partnership interest? No. So, what's the cost basis? So I said that the cost basis was 113,408 and then says if this entry is to be shown as a loss please enter a negative before the number. So the negative 1113408. All right. If you enter an adjustment amount below please select the adjustment explanation uh that uh that applies. So 1099B box shown um shown in box 1E is incorrect which is basically this one here. Let's see. And like I said all of these softwares are different. So some of these these questions are really this is what's on the 1099B. They're just breaking it down uh for people that don't understand it. So uh loss from small uh from a sale of a business stock uh from a 1099B type gain or loss shown box two is incorrect. Um, let's see including so see on here I don't even see federal withholding and see sometimes it just depends on the software. Let me make sure I ain't tripping. Sale price. That was it, which is considerably proceeds. They're just not calling it proceeds. All right. The cost basis. Try the transaction. And the adjustment would have been at the bottom, but I don't see any federal withholding. Was it a collectible? Or maybe it's on the next qu next section. So non-deductible loss. So really you don't have to put nothing here because it's already cost basis is already in the negative negative. So the cost okay that's what that means. So this cost basis is the same thing but they're saying hey they said box 1E is incorrect. So that means that this is box 1E. Okay. But we should be able to enter federal withholding. So it's saying that the date must be in the tax year. But if you notice on the software when we did the 1099 online, it did not require that. So this is just their software stating that. Okay? Because we're reporting it in this tax year. So, so here it's saying proceeds and then cost basis, but this software did not allow me to put in a federal withholding. Okay, which I don't uh I don't like that. So, I'm going to go back and look one more time. And if not, we're going to go into another software. Yeah, I don't like that. Let's just go to another software, folks. FreeTaxUSA. I like them. [Music] Sing chest. I need to create a new account. Hold on. Cuz this is already filed for the [Music] year. You know what? What's the other one? We said TaxAct. Think I got a software there. TaxAct or TaxHawk as well. Tax what? TaxAct. And then TaxHawk is another one. Hawk. Okay. [Music] Well, that's good cuz I ain't got to I can pull up the the trust software and then we can go into this one, too. So, this is perfect. What are you? Oh, I was doing a non-resident one. That's what I was doing. Showing that people are here under treaties. And if you click non-resident, they get to file an NR 1040 NR, which is a a non-taxable. Well, so many tax benefits in it depending on here what treaty you're under. Crazy. Okay, let me see. Oh. Oh, that's where it shows it. I think it'll pull up the treaties. Like Albany has a treaty. That's going into some of the though. Y'all go check that out when y'all get ready. All right. So, no dependents, exes. All right. So, let's see. W2s 1099 miscellaneouses. We're not doing any of those. 1099 Rs the above. So, then we have So, another thing I see a lot of people that's paying their sales [Music] um from the trust, right? So then when the people are doing the trust or or they're getting the 1099M to their beneficiaries, the beneficiaries are filing the 1099M on the trust and but you didn't do the trust taxes so that that beneficiary doesn't have their Schedule K1 to show that they got a distribution from the trust. A K FYI folks, kind of important if you're going to give them a distribution that you need to give them uh a Schedule K1 so they can include that into their 1040 taxes showing that they got a distribution from the trust assets. That's another reason why now they catching on. So people that been doing it for years, they like, "Oh yeah, they ain't got the Schedule K1. They never receive payment. It's fake." So that was had to be added in. And it's it's called a Schedule K1 1041. All right. So, rents, royalties, copyrights, payments. We ain't doing no trust payments. So, that's irrelevant. All right. So, we got less common income. So, here it says incorrect income on the 1099K. Um, so miscellaneous. We didn't do any miscellaneous, sises. Over here income. I trying to ask me how it just let me select it myself please. Thank you. All right. So, now, so skipping class that investment income, business income, capital gains and losses. Where is that at? Go back. Oh, it's under investment income, huh? Would I be able to include the W2 wages here? There you go. What? W2 wages? No, I have a W2. So, that's why I was asking. Oh, okay. Are you going back to get all your W2s or are you uh or are you trying to claim it in a different fashion? No, I was just claiming for this year because I've done all the taxes for the other years. Okay. So, yeah. I mean, if you want to just file your taxes in the normal way that you would normally do it, uh, then you can just add your W2s in and then you can still implement this other process with it. Okay? Or you can do the 4852 and not put the wages in and put it in as other income. I will show you that on here. Thank you. Okay, no problem. All right. So, remember, we're going off of our form. Let's see. All right. So we selected a for our box. So boom. Then a description of the property. Um. Oh, this was Tori. I was curious with um the taxes um with our W2 you were saying that it comes out of our trust which I've heard uh before but I guess how do we know or you know for I guess newer people um if you're explaining this to them how do we know that it actually is coming out of your SDK trust that your employer is pulling [Music] from? Hold on. I got a document for you showing proving that you're given a withholding certificate, aren't you? When you apply at your job, right? You guys aware of that, that you're given a withholding certificate? I had no idea. The W4, right? Talking about the W4. Yeah. Did you know the name of it is called withholding certificate? Yeah. Then, but you could do the W4T where they don't withhold um any federal if you do. I mean, but that's not that's not the right form. The W4T is not to stop them from withholding in the federal. It's supposed to stop them from taking taxes out. Period. But they are not doing that. Girl, what's up with that voodoo book? Um I'm scared of you. Don't come around me with them dolls. I'm That's Relli. That was R. Kelly's book. Okay. I had to read it. I wasn't even looking at that book. I was looking at the other book. I'm glad you as I know nobody else is going to say it, so I had to say it. Y'all can look at the pale white horse in here, too. Okay. So, don't be uh looking at that. She got voodoo and texting. Woo. What she doing? Whatever. I got the pale white horse in here, too. Okay. And how to stop foreclosures as well. So, don't be just Don't let the fool you. It's all whatever happened in your house. It's all good. That's That's all you I didn't I didn't see that voodoo doll behind her the other day. Yeah, she did have a voodoo doll. You know, little pen dropping from the ceiling. It is live. All right. So, your application is a pledge, folks. When you filled out for the job, if you actually read it, it's a letter of credit. So, it's a bill of lading. Okay, they this this bill of lading is aka your time card where you clock in and you clock out. Okay, uh it is the original issue which was your letter of credit that you gave them. This is an open-ended credit account. We just went over that. So, your application means to pledge. I I this is something that I I I state in my group. I want you to get you a Bouvier dictionary and a Black's Law Dictionary and every word that you think you know, you need to go look up the definition because you don't know I'm telling you. So, an application actually means a pledgee. A pledgee is a person that is pledging. How many applications have you filled out to pledge something? It means to give. You gave your interest. It is under article 5 of the UCCC code, a letter of credit. This is ran through the TTNL. It's the Treasury Terminal Loan Account or the Treasury Tax and Loan System. This is a fact. I read the TMF manual, Treasury Fiscal Manual. You can go get it. It's online. It's I don't know 9,000 pages. All this information is in there about the erroneous checks, how banks were established from the 1933 gold compensation where they stole a gold I was showing you earlier. They stole it and then they replaced it and they have to report to the queen or to the to to uh Prince William Charles now. Okay. We've been paying those taxes. It never stopped. Even after we won the war in 1815, the 1812 ratification of the Constitution, all of that crap. So this is the law. It says 26 USC 2603. It is the liability for the tax, a personal liability, taxable distribution. In the case of a taxable distribution, the tax imposed by section 2601 shall be paid by the transferor. So who owes the money? The company that transfers your contract, not you. So remember, you're the pledgee. So now who's the transferee? The money's coming from you, your account. So the tax must be paid. This takes it back into the 14th Amendment citizen. Aren't you a water state? Isn't it the United States obligation to pay all debts public and private for the 14th Amendment citizen? Yes. Or they will be acting in insurrection and rebellion. So that's a mandate from Nexus Lexus. Look about to show you your withholding certificate. What have y'all ever read this? It's a check. This is a check. Look, just like the voucher 1040B, look, name, last name, social, address. Remember, they used to have a box where you could check and say, "Hey, uh, I don't want no money taken out. I want to go exempt." But the whole time you were still leaving the Social Security and Medicaid tax that doesn't exist, the withholding for that, you left that. You abandon that cuz you gave it to them to pay their transfer tax for using you. Read your application. Read the W4 and what it's saying. So that's this how you know. Okay? I'm telling you this is it. I will I will provide this document. It's a couple pages, but it goes into the withholding certificate. And what the withholding certificate is, it is a a receipt for payment. This is deposited into the Treasury account. I told you they have national settlement agents. They're going to receive. So Dairy Queen is not an American company, folks. So look at it like this. Dairy Queen has an offshore offboard account and Dairy Queen needs slaves to work for it so it doesn't have to be in work for itself. The employer of Dairy Queen is a slave owner. He is going to pay you in worthless dollar federal, not gold, but he's going to pay you in fiat. That just like picking cotton for free cuz you're not getting paid nothing. Okay. So, the Dairy Queen, slaveholder, shipholder is from he's on a foreign land. He's in a foreign country. The District of Columbia is foreign. The Vatican is foreign. All these places are foreign to us. And they just get registered with the Secretary of State who gave them permission to do business on this land. So now when you go give them a withholding certificate, they are international trust. So they're going to take that certificate and they're going to go deposit it into the Federal Reserve Bank and a national settlement agent is going to give them the full amount of your salary upfront. Why? What? What has to be included with it? Upon receipt, right, upon receipt of the application, they going to give you back the receipt for your application that you filled out. They going to have you fill out a withholding certificate. Now, they got the pledge and the check in one box. They're going to go deposit that into the bank and get paid for it. Now, put your lease in place of this. Put your car payment in place of this. Put all that in place of this. And this is exactly the same thing that's going on. You're an employee for these companies, even if you never fill this out. That's why 18 USC 10001 applies so deep because they did go fill out a withholding certificate for you. And that's how they got the money from your credit card. Your credit card, your name, your number, your address. I told you that's why it's on that card. That's your identity card for the United States Corporation. The foreign agents are pirates. Like Pirates of the Caribbean. So when they like cops, when they like, "Let me see your ID." Come on, think about it. They're a pirate and they need to access your account. That's why they need the ID to confirm that you are a prisoner of war. All cops are foreign registered agents. They have a foreign registration number. It is 22 USC 611. Go look that up. They are all registered as foreign agents. Your doctors, your lawyers, the cops, everybody but us. We are the play. I told you they we we me us the social. They are here to steal from your from you from your number if they can get you to give it to them. And I and I and I'mma read this Social Security card on the back. It says the Social Security number shall uh shown on your card is yours alone. Do not allow others to use your number as their own. Record your number in a safe place in case your card is lost or stolen. Do not carry your card with you unnecessarily. Protect both of your card and your number to prevent their misuse. Who are they talking about? Talking about us. No, they said their misuse. They said there there. They're talking about the pirates. Wow. It's on the back. Look, when you got your Social Security card, folks, it came with an attachment. This is what it says. It's on there. It's on there. This is addressed to my person. Me. So, they're telling me how to handle my affairs in the accounting record. So, it says, "Make sure to provide your employer." This is them coercing you because now you're paying yourself. So, you have the right to go back and get the wages when they say that you have the right to work in this country. You could be over here as an immigrant and not have permission to work. Meaning your Social Security number does not give you permission to work. Does that stop you from working? No. That's why 1099s were accepted I mean were were created for immigrants on the land. So 1099s is a non-employee compensation meaning that you work for me but uh you didn't pay me to work meaning I had to pay you. So, I get a 100% tax write off on this 1099C that I sent you because I paid you. You didn't pay me. So, when we do a W4, you're paying yourself cuz you gave him the number. Look y'all, game. Is there a way to Is there a way to get if you're eligible for Social Security at at full retirement age to get paid in a lump sum instead of the monthly payments from Social Security? SS uh SS55. It's going to be hard for you to find that form, but they'll tell you it's a withdraw form for Medicaid. Your supreme care holder is the state who is providing you what? Insurance. So, as long as they provide that insurance for you, you're paying into the account that's on your checks. You paid in multiple millions of dollars in there. So, yeah, you can withdraw. It's called a withdraw form. SS4, SS55, I believe. SS55, a withdraw form. That's what it's called. I have to find it in my drive. I do have one. I had my mom do it. So, it is a withdraw form. So, now y'all know, like I said, you can go get that TMF manual. And then you can, but I just explained the withholding certificate. It is a check. I think matter of fact, I had uh I I needed to keep looking going in there. So we before we get back here in here it even shows a check in comparison with that form. So a lot of people to the girl Felicia by Felicia was out here teaching uh the the W4 sandwich you know and it did start working then you had a bunch of people that was doing it wrong. So the office is just no more. They're not even accepting a mail. Like I tracked mine and it got sent back to me. So because people are doing this wrong. So look, this a check. This is a check. That's a withholding certificate. It is the same. So now you know you wrote them a check and you pledged. So in order to file a UCC, one must have a pledge or an application, proof of contract, and that is what how they're able to go file liens on you and do all that. So it is by pledgeation that you need to what? Rescind your signature on then. Hey, I didn't mean to give you anything that I that you didn't tell me about. That's why UCC 3- uh 1-308 is because hey, I don't participate in any contracts unwillingly, unknowingly without your disclosing to me what contracts I'm participating in. That's why you sign UCC. So then at that point that covers 18 USC 100001 through 10005. Y'all cannot make trade barter fake paper do any of this crap without telling me or it's all it's all null and void. So that's why all contracts are null and void anyway because they are doing that. I told you they're the pirates. That's why as soon as a cop the first thing he do because he knows my mother is a retired deputy sheriff when I tell you they are taught that they have to meet a quota and the quota comes from the social security numbers and the IDs every month every cop has a quota every every section has a quota. So when when when a cop is being uh ignorant or like let racist, let me use a racist cop for instance, and they're doing a stop and frisk just because the kids are standing on a damn corner. And let's say an adult walks up and they're like, "Hey, ain't no stopping frisk. You can't do that." And then the cop says, "Oh, you're interfering with the with an investigation. Give me your ID." He's a pirate. He wants your ID so he can access your account as soon as you give it to him. It's not about innocent until proven guilty. You're guilty until you can prove yourself innocent. That's why you don't give it when they ask for they social. Well, per the per the number, sir, per the card, it says not to give it to y'all. So, um, they did say though on the card that if you have any information, you're welcome to call 1-800-772-1213 to verify my identity. I am not playing. I will give them the number on the back. They want the number. Here it is right here. 1-800-772-1213. You can call them and verify my identity, but I'm not giving you my social. Yep. I don't

Have no ID either. I'm not giving you that. That's why I don't carry no ID, only because that's the first thing they'll do. Rip through your and look for your ID, and then they'll govern you anyway. My car is in my tribe. It's registered to the trust. So, really, you're trespassing at this point. Yeah. So they'll write me tickets, and I'll put the two cents on there. I'm so serious. Like, no. So don't give the number out.

The another verification form that you can carry in the car with you is an [Music] SSA89. This form says this is the investigation department for fraud, folks. So, if you are if you feel like you're a victim of fraud through the Social Security office, this is the form. When you give them permission to go into your Social Security account, it should be for a limited time. So if it's for a loan, then you check this and you say, "Here's your permission." But if they don't got this, it's automatic fraud anyway because I'm giving if you if you are going to my account, I gave you one of these. You had 90 days. So if I wait 90 days and then I go pull a QPIP and your company is still trading on my name. Oh, I'm about to get you.

And in this same form, there is a manual at the bottom of it. Now, it doesn't allow me to click on it, but in that manual, let's see. Yeah, it did. This is the whole section. Yeah, I ain't opening that. Yeah. Anyway, in this manual down here, it says, "Notice to number holder. The company and the agents have entered into an agreement with the SSA that among other things include restrictions on further use and disclosures of the SSA verification of your SSN because they supposed to only be verifying the identity through the number." Huh? So when they don't give you one of these, they stealing money and you pay for everything up front. So do you ever see a job give you this? Hell no. They don't want you to know about this form. This is the form, folks. Include it. And give them, "Hey, here's my social and I'm applying for a mortgage. You have no more authority to be in the account past the 90-day period."

Really, it should when I close my duties. Okay. Right here. Consent is valid for three days. That's it. If I'm doing a closing on whatever, three days, that's all you got. Because I know you getting wire distributed within three days, and then that's when I'm gonna get you. Here's my initials and this form goes on file. Now, if they violated, that's where you go down here. It says tear this part off and then go on ahead and contact get into the manual. There's a there's a a a Social Security administrative director in here for the fraud people that's swindling on our names and trade money across the seas. Look, there's departments that care. You got to call them. So, you got the Social Security main office in Baltimore. And then, like I said, in this manual, even though I can't pull it open, but this form, you can Google it online. It's an OM form. SA89. This is your This is the assistance that you need. So, I would, like I said, I carry these in the car. You want my social? Here's the number. Call them. Get the number. I'm not giving you my social. I'm refusing because I don't know who you are.

You notice that it says mortgage, bank, credit card, loan, retirement, job, license requirement. Okay. So, um, if I gave it to a cop, I guess this is this is not for licensing requirement. So, other would be an esquuire asking for your number. So, no, I'm not going to provide it. There's no cop's name on here. What are you talking about? No, it didn't say I got to give you my number. No judge on here. It didn't say I had to give you my number. I am following the Social Security Administration guidelines because they said don't give it to y'all because it's a $5,000 fine for misuse per an occurrence on this form. So, you sure you want my social? Let me get your name. I need your name, your address, your number. They got to fill this out to get your information. Yeah. Stop giving out your info. I told you that's this is key. No more. No more. So, y'all got the form? Okay. All right. Let's move on so we get through this. We've been on here for hours.

All right. Description of investment property. Um, so we were doing paid to the United States Treasury account. We put the date. Then the date sold is going to make you put the date. This is coming from the second 1099B. Correct? Yes. This is the second one. The first one only goes against the company. This is the one that had you as the recipient at the bottom. Okay. Okay. And then we have the 198569. Then we had our cost basis was 11348. And then now down here it says, "Did you have federal withholding?" Yes, we did. We had $46,000. Remember, you paid it to you, so they can't tell you if you paid your or if they didn't.

Now, here it says reporting a non-b business bad debt. Now, it gives you the option to do it where if you wanted to go in and state that it was a non-b business bad debt. If reporting a non-b business bad debt, enter the name of the debtor as a description. But then it's gonna take you into a big spill about explaining, you know, who it was. Uh, but I mean, it still accounts for it. It adds up to your 10 to both 1099s that's been filed against the company. So, this is just the extra measure that so this software allows you to do. So, pay to the treasury for redemption to uh to account um from. So then it says then the company was um Mercedes. Mercedes-Benz Financial Services USA LLC and Park and Parkplace Motorcars. Okay? Cuz this is who this is matching it up. So when you say it's a business bad debt, it wants you to explain it. I'm just gonna show y'all. I'm gonna go back and take it off. But then it wants the description of the bad debt. So you can say security interest transfer. Um by infancy the date your relationship to the debtor trustee explain your effects to collect this non-b business bad debt. So whatever you've done uh recession you can put 12 USC 1026. You can also put uh 16 CFR 433.1 2.3 and that's all the whole entire code letting them know, hey, um I did argue, I went through every spill with them. I'm They are denying me due process. You can also put tax evasion 26 USC 7201. So explain why you decided that the debt was worthless because it was a stolen security. Trade it without permission.

So, the many alerts, of course, we're going to always look at them. And it's saying anytime it's yellow is fine. All right. $46,000 to look. Uh, please review your entry for the taxes withheld on the sale of the paid to the United States Treasury redemption um box for withholding the box 16 state. So, we're not we're not doing state uh because it's out of Texas. You know, this this this form or the address that I use. So, I'm not doing state. Now, remember, you're not also doing state because you didn't pay into the state. Neither did these corporations because they're acting as a foreign government or or excuse me, federal government, but they're actually a foreign government.

So 1099Bs are generally only used for backup withholding, which would be done if you did not furnish uh your taxpayer identification number to a payer. So, did you hear that? Didn't I tell you that if you ask them to fill out a W9 and then they don't give it to you, the backup withholding is where the money is distributed. Now, they can't tell you that that's the reason why. That's why it's a yellow check mark because you can't say that I'm that you're withhold that I'm only withholding money for that. Like this is my form. All right.

So then the next one withholding uh has been reported to be greater than 50% of the gain of this sale. Please verify that the capital gain in the withholding information for this redemption is correct. So remember it was not. We made sure because we did $198,569 and then we said we lost $11348. So I withheld 46%. Now that was 24% of the $80,000 that I could have withheld. So that is not high. This is just their systems. That's why I like to use regular software. So we don't have another 1099B to add. But we are out of the negative people. Let's move on.

Now, 1099A. Income. Income rewards and miscellaneous. Yeah, there's a box in the top right hand corner. It's searching 1099A. Yeah, but it's it's not on here. It's just going to say that you can do it, but it's not going to allow you to enter it. Oh, okay. Yeah. See, it'll pull it up, but it's going to say if you need to do this, you need to contact the tax preparer. So, look for foreclosures and [Music] repossessions. But that is not what this form is used for. This is propaganda. Let me say it again. Let me say it loud and clear. Propaganda is legal. Okay? So, they can legally lie to you in your face and it is not going to they cannot get them in trouble if you fall for the bull crap. Okay? They're legally lying to you. Okay?

This form is for abandonment. Notice that it doesn't say acquisition up here. It says foreclosures and repossessions. And that is illegal. That is a lie. Have when have you ever received a 1099A for a foreclosure or repossession? They they don't give them to you. The only thing they give you is a 1099C. And see how they're implementing. Hey, you can fill out a 1099C in place of a 1099A. No. So, yeah, I received one for what? For a foreclosure, surprisingly. Wasn't from the company that you lended the money to though. No, it wasn't. It was from the second party company who swears them down that you owed them something, but they never gave you a dollar because they're just enforcing the so-called contract that they don't even have in their possession. That's why federal lawsuit is so important because they don't have the two parts that take that are required to foreclose on anybody.

This the M's number was placed into a trust illegally. So that automatically makes the contract null and void. The the notary didn't tell you. And then both parties didn't sign the contract together. When you closed on your house, you did not sign with them. You signed by yourself and a notary watched you. And a notary cannot act in position for the mortgage company. So there was no actual signing of the contract. That was you transferring all your over to them. That's what happened because two parties must sign the contract. Let's take it back to the Moroni sticker. When you get the purchase order, who did both parties sign that or did did they just sign it? So that's a one-sided contract that you have the authority to go cash in. Yeah. One-sided contract. We're not in no agreement. They can't even come at you when you go find out you can pay the taxes on a goddamn car around them. They can try to stay as fraud and how they want to, but you can literally when you go to get the car, if they don't want to give it to you, you can make the attorney general make them release you the damn car.

All right. So, our 1099A. So, we know that when the ones that we put redemption and we're the payer on, we're the recipient. That's the number that we're putting on our 1099A. So, now I didn't make it difficult, but if you like that's why I'm showing you lumpsum 1099A for the full amount because like for all your bills and everything for the year. Yeah. You can go and do individual 1099A two for each one of them. But whatever you draw the money down from the treasury for yourself, you know, you can just do one big lump sum. And then when they say, "Hey, would you get this amount from?" Well, here's my 1099 for that.

Now, uh, when I said that where you could put your W2s at, let me see if it's Hey, Tori, can you do that against the banks bank accounts? Yeah. Heck yeah. Oh, thank you. Your bank account is that's the one you monetize times 10. So, if you had $109,000 in there, it's going to be a million.9. That's what I'm talking about. You're talking about for the year, right? Yeah. For the year from beginning to the end. On the A. Are we doing for bank accounts? Is that A, B, and C, or is it just the B that we're doing that on? You're doing the A and the B. Okay. There is no cancellation of debt because there was no debt. So the A replaces the C in that position. Then we're still doing it twice. Correct. For both. Correct. Correct. What about insurance company or life insurance policies? Oh, that's even better when they send you forms like the SS uh LSA or LSS form that to show that you like I had a client that cashed out on a life insurance annuity. It was like six 700,000 in there and then by the time so-called the the um the dispersement was made she only got like 300,000 of it and then they tried to fill out a 1099 and say she got the full money. So we reversed that right back on them and she we got it back on her taxes like no this is when you doing it when it's tax season. It's season for pleasing. So you can do your C attachment here for your 4852 form, Miss Tori. Um, if the account is closed as well, you can still do this as well. Correct. Correct. The account is not closed. It's closed on the public side. It is still open and they're laundering money in there. I guarantee. Gratitude. Wow.

Here you have now this is the 4852. So I think the number we were using was 147,663.00. So it was considerably negative money. Okay. This is negative. The 1099A is technically in the positive. Okay. But considerably it's negative as well because you're interjecting it into the return. So it is not a positive amount. you. It's positive because you paid the treasury, right? You paid your treasury for it. That's our a. So, you paid the treasury. So, it has an outstanding balance. You said that you were not liable for the debt. So, is it a it's a positive amount here. So, now I'm showing you how to pull it down on a return. Once it has submitted and it's in your transcript, it's there as a credit amount and deposited. So, in order for you to get it, it must be in the negative. All right. This is the negative because you're going back to collect the entire wages. So, did you receive that money? No. It was paid out to you from you twice. All right.

So, let me see. It goes into disaster relief payments. This is where you getting taxed. Credit adjustments. Prize and rewards for gambling. You can put it in a negative here. Pensions and annuities deferred compensation. Uh, that is also on the 1099M. If you look on the 1099M and it says deferred compensation 457 plan. This is a payment basically where you can make income and then it doesn't have to be paid into anybody. You can do that as an LLC or partnership or whatever. I learned so many different tricks. So, amount of Medicaid waiver payment to exclude from taxable income. So, remember your Medicaid and uh withholding uh is on your check. So, for your job, if you're doing that, I would put a number here. Okay? Because remember in here, we're really collecting it all back. So, it's really irrelevant to put it anywhere else. So recapture a charitable contribution of tangible property fractional interest. So if you gave out some stuff, you can put it in here, but this really taxes us. So now it gave me a little bit more money, which was basically the tax that I had given because I put my numbers in the negative. If I had put my numbers in the positive, it was going to take away from my tax.

Now, now we're not adding no schedule C's and none of that crap in here. It's that's really irrelevant. Um, because that's not the type of return we're doing. You're really going in to collect. Now, if you do have a side business, don't not let me you go in here and you add your side business as you normally would. Okay? I'm just going over the the tax return. So, it's going to be either a sole proprietor or a partnership, which is a 1065. uh which that's an actual tax return itself. Okay? You do not have to file a 1040. If you have a partnership, you can file a form 1065. If you have a corporation, you're going to file form 1120. You do not file a 1040. They want you to use a 1040 as a base form. And then you would be implementing your schedule K1 on there. That's it. you would go and file the 1041, which looks like a it looks like a 1041, but it's a 1065. It looks like a trust return, but it's for your business. You can actually go back on there and collect all wages and benefits that you gave out to your employees. These have benefits in them because they're actually trust returns. It's got a different name. So, don't let, don't let you know if you have a business, go in here and file your business. If let's say you're operating your straw man, you know, monthly and you don't have an EIN, well, you your social is the EIN. Is that a corporation? Technically, yes, it is. It's a straw man. It's called an inleus UCC contract trust with your allcast name. That is a business. Okay. So, I have filed people's taxes where I'm staying. My cor my business is the inle straw man corporation. with my social as the EIN. Why? Because that is that's that is lawful and it's factual. Not making that up. Who can can IRS argue with me? What you going to say? You're lying. That's not true. Um yes, it is. It's 100% true, but we're not reporting that.

All right. So, now we're at um the federal refund section. So here under itemized deductions as I stated contingent debt payments it's right here ordinary loss attributable to contingent payments of debt instruments. So you this whole time you had the full authority the entire time to put it right here on your taxes. So if we add up on our maths for the day, we got the 147,1 [Music] 198.569 and I said I lost the cost basis of 113,48 and then I withheld 46,000. So, hey Tori, real quick. What's the turnaround rate on these? I got clients getting them in about eight weeks. I can show proof show proof of that. Now, didn't I've been doing these all year. So, last year I was doing them at the end of the year and people were getting them probably within about eight weeks. Okay. Um, now that we're in tax season, they're kind of pushing these to the back and they're getting people are getting the letters that we want them to get, which basically states, "Hey, show us proof of your withholding." I just got mine myself, which I was waiting on it. Look, I just logged in and showed my return. It was the amount is for $199,895. It says, "We received your uh December 31st, 2023 1040 individual tax return and enclosed is the information we request for the form schedules. Other information is required to support your filing. Do not send a copy of your return unless we ask for it. Do not respond with a 1040x amended individual tax return. We will issue any refund due to you in six to eight weeks from the time that we receive your response. Please send copy of W2s the W2G certain gambling winnings 1099 or distribution form or 1099 forms and any other distributed documents annuities and proof of withholding."

So I just told y'all what y'all proof of withholding was right. all your bills, all your contracts that you holding that we writing on the 1099s. That is what that is what you are going to send in as proof and I will show you. I have a client what I have a couple of letters from this same letter that I just read to y'all. I have a letter client and she's she's telling me, "Hey, I got my refund. Thank you. I got other ladies. I got another lady 200 and something K that just got the other day. So this is her. She did the the whip it now. Okay. The whiff it is still a withholding while I held investment trust account. So she paid herself from the whiffit. We use the 1099M. I do multiple different processes. This y'all wanted to know about A, B, and C. So I wanted to confirm supporting documents that I need to send. I got a letter from them. This is the same letter that I just read. Hers was for $72,632. Okay. They're saying, "Hey, we just need proof." And I said, "Hey, send your bills of credit like I told you." So, she said, "I wanted to confirm that the list is the W2, my bank statement, letter of credit of receipt for food stamps, and letter of credit for receipt for section A." She's like, "Can I do I need to add anything else to it?" She was like, "I didn't have any actual receipts cuz I lost them." I said, "That'll work just fine. Send that with your copy B showing the recipient for the 1099s that we file." That was on the 31st of August. No, 24th of July last year. by August 24th. She said, "I wanted to update you and let you know it worked. I received my taxes this morning and I appreciate everything you do and I need to send you a donation because information knowledge is true wealth. It's about how you file." Okay.

I have Let's see Amy. So, let me get this right. She was able to do that even though she was receiving uh benefits like food stamps and uh section 8. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Because you are the one that paid that. That came from your money, not so we can $1099. So we 1099 and them too. Yes. What you mean that all that came from you? They didn't give you nothing. Yo, they didn't give you nothing. So, when the IRS is your accountant, look at it like that's your bank. Let me show y'all another one from Amy. This going to mess me up for real. So, if we were interested in having you help do our taxes, do we just go on your website and do one of the consultations depending on if it's personal or trust or business? Yes, ma'am. Okay. Now look at here. Hold on. Let me have to show another cl her return. My return was contrast. I did a trust return for her estate and a I put she has a two companies. So we had to do 1065 a trust return her regular taxes. It was so much. Okay. This is another client. Hold on. I'm about to email it to myself. And then let me see if I can pull up her return. Hey T. Right down here. Say that again. said, "I I'm right down the road from you. I'm down at M Trinity Mills." Oh, awesome. Awesome. I'm probably gonna be setting up something done here soon.

So with this one, this client, we did a uh we did an extension because she wasn't ready to file the trust return. So that's like what is required whenever you haven't filed your trust by the allowed time date you are required to file an extension form which basically stops you from you know owing and then we sent the payable negotiable instrument of 5K um which this was a credit that was paid in on the account. Okay. uh that's just to hold off until the trust actually files taxes because a lot of people are using the trust to pay themselves and then they haven't filed the trust taxes. So to be accurate, this is this is accurate if you're not going to file by the 15th. Um What you say, Tori? You got to file what if you don't file by the 15th. An extension. An extension on your trust return. I mean, you're not going to owe money, but that's just how the IRS is looking at it. Like, uh, you need to let us know, you know, if there's money owed and blah blah blah. So, uh, you know, that's when you're getting into these different type of business trusts. So, don't, you know, if you just got something regular, let's let's just keep it simple. um we don't want to diff make it more difficult. So looking okay so this is a screenshot from her and then let me see the text message. Is it in here? Oh well she said this money came in my account this morning. Is it safe to use? Sweet. Yeah safe to use. And she was in the negative. Money was getting deducted out. He was kind of scul. I said, "Yeah, it's safe to use." All right. So, and then I have her return. I'm just trying to find it. 10:40. All right, here's 10 sec. This is so when I said when you have a partnership you have to do this was the name of their company and then this was one of the partners that they had with their company. So the first land deal they they do real estate. So when you're doing a 1065, it gets into the shares and how much the person owns in the company. Okay? So that's what goes here. Then they're all they're individual. It was a domestic partner because they're not foreign. And then contributions, we I think we filed a 1099 for a million dollars that year. So now we just distributed the money throughout the the company. That's what you do. So there was $75,000 taken out to pay for some property and then so that left $925,000 and that's all from credits on the account. There was never no money, you know, put in place. Then we had to do one for the right family trust cuz it's a part of the partnership and we ain't did two million for that. This is getting into the indepth of the taxes. Okay.

Now, now I'm going to show y'all this 1041 uh because this is the best way to walk you through how how it needs to be done. I don't like using the software. I'm just doing that because that's easy to show you. But the form is key to learn the form and read the what it's asking you to do. Don't use these softwares and become dormant on using software that makes you an infant, an imolent, meaning that you couldn't do it if you didn't have the software to do it. Don't ever feel like that. You can do this. Read. So, we know what our foundation of our money is because what? It's going to be coming from our 1099s. Okay. Now, this was her business income because she lost money during business. Like I said, if you have business, you're going to still add your business in there. Don't let that fool you. Okay. Um, matter of fact, let me I'm going to pull this one up, but I'm going to come I'm going to do the 1040 real quick first. That's the 1041, and we'll come back to that cuz I want to show you the refund that I just showed you. Boom. So, I showed you this. Uh, Damn, that's the right family trust. I'm at 10651. There's 1040. Boom. All right.

So, this is the 1040. She's a senior. So, that's what the SR for. It's for bigger form. Senior, right? And um so then she had her child, her dependent on here. And then this was the uh exempt interest that was not taxable on her income qualified dividends. It just depends on what you actually paid into yourself. We didn't get into 1099 DIIBs and the 5429 form which because I'm trying to keep it simple. All right. So um ordinary dividends these are all coming from 1099 DIB int which is interest form. Okay, other income. Uh, she had $14,000 and some other income. This is the numbers from the This is the adding from the numbers at the top. Okay, on this form. Now, I'm going through the 1040. So, I'm not going to confuse you on this. I'm showing you that on the form over here on on on tax. Okay. So, I just want to show you her refund. So, it was actually more than that because remember I told you that they paid uh that she paid a $5,000 check into them upfront. So, after all of that, this was the refund uh from her. Okay, this was it from that client that it came out to be it was a uh $5,000 more dollar credit added uh to the return to to even out what was actually paid back out to her. So, and that was an overpayment. It's all about how you enter the numbers. This is all the 1099s. So, standard deduction and itemized schedule A. Okay, I'm about to show you that. Now, I like to show the form and the line and then I'mma go add it in. So, this is the standard schedule a form on the on the on the transaction. So, our number for here, let me add it up. 11348. So that's 500 4,000 um $640 6504. Okay. So this was the full amount of the contingent debt instruments which is all our 1099 Cs and everything that we filed up here along with the wages from the 4852. So I'm stating that it was a loss for me. Everything that I gave out on the schedule A notice it's not under qualified business dividend. No, it is under standard and itemized deduction for the schedule A. That is the contingent debt instrument. These were 1099s that were filed from Charles Squab on the on my client. Okay. So, they had did 1099 A's, B's, C's on her uh because she took out money. So, really, she was depleting the account where she had money in the public because I started teaching her. So, I had her take it all out of the stock market and go do something with it. So, she took out 1.7 and it was really more than that over time. But anyway, so we made that as a debt even though they said that it was it's still trading in the it was until she transferred it over to another account. Um but it was a loss for them. So they were trying to make it to where she would have to pay tax penalty. But when you take those debt instruments and those are securities that were commod they're called commodities, then you are putting yourself in a position to state that it was a contingent debt instrument. So when we put that, we're not making up numbers. That's everything that's on our 1099. So we got the uh 109,000, the 94,000, the 95 on the B, then we had the 46,000, and then we also included the 48 uh 52. Okay. Uh so that is the amount. So when we go in, we put that in. And it's not going to change the amount here, but now it's going to give us an itemized deduction of a low a bigger discount. Okay. So, we put our 1099A in there. Now, let's go to the stupid C. I'm going to show you why I don't like the seeds. So, I don't not use the seeds to put them on my tax return. I use the seeds to report to show the company that I'm sending it to them and I'm letting you know the debt is canceled. Okay. [Music]

So, so here it says based on the type of debt canceled, different rules may apply in determining whether your canceled debt is taxable indicated by uh why you received it. So remember when you state that the debt was not that it was not your liable debt then are you the one that's liable? No. I received a 1099C for cancellation of debt in my on my main home. I received a 1099C for cancellation of debt for another type of debt. Oh. Indicate if the canceled debt was a personal debt or a non-personal debt. So, it was always non-personal. So, then it's saying check the type of C and select the business to which the canceled debt uh canceled uh debt applies. If the debt is related to an investment property, then select none. So then the creditor, let's go to RC. All right. So remember, we're at the bottom. So the creditor is the company that we put at the top. So, the date of inflatable event 409 2022. Oh, that's a All right. So, Oh, yeah. 409 2022. The amount of the debt discharge I think I put 198 oh 154 one well no 1944 400 so 195,000 400 think I put the interest was 48 46800 and then in that one I didn't put a fair market value. It might require you to do that. So, we'll see. I didn't put one, but you you can add them both. And then that's the fair market value of it. So, 195400 plus Oops. Plus 4680. So, that's 2 420 two 0. And then this is the main importance. Were you liable for the debt? And what do we say on here? We say H. Oh, no. That's the wrong one. We said F. And I don't know. Did it ask for a description in here? I don't think so. So, you indicated that you are not personally liable for this debt and because the 1099 said you wasn't right. Boom. So, that is how you enter the 1099C. And do not make yourself liable by putting the company as the payer and you're at the bottom and not checking the box. Now, when you pay from your estate to the company, the company is liable. And check the box because that then deducts money from their income. Okay.

So, we see we got the 48,000. And I bet you like, okay, well, based on this, would you like to complete a topic form 982? So, under the certain circumstances, you may exclude the amount of canceled debt from your gross income. This is done by using form 982 reduction of tax attributions due to discharge of indebtedness. Would you like to complete this form? It's an option. So when to use the form foreclosures, repossessions, and abandonments. We're not abandoning anything. We're acquisitioning. So we're not filling out that form. Okay? That's to that's to just complement what they did. So now estimated payments where you at. Okay. Also on your deductions, don't forget to go in and add like, you know, your your all your if you're filing your regular taxes, then make sure you do everything else that you would normally do. So all your medical bills, all that stuff. Like I said, the child tax credits, you're not getting none of that. Not with these amounts of money. So throw throw it in the pan. Put it over there in the federal box. All right. So net investment loss form probably will come up because of the amount of the income. So estimated no not estimated tax. No it was not estimated. I'm looking for the actual term and I believe it was back under itemized deduction but let's make sure like I said the softwares I be on so many different ones I have to learn how to use them but the code is 134 code that allows you for a right of redemption repayments of amounts under a right a claim of right is over 3,000 this is where you put it at. So, we had 147,000 for uh the the income and then we had um so that was for the job. Now, they only give you one line, which is crazy on this. So, we did the 1090. Did we do the 1099A? Yes, we did. See what amount that was. 109. Hold on. That's what I was missing. [Music] 109 986. All right. So, we got to add this plus this is the 4852 form. So, 14763 plus the 1099A. Remember, we entered that in in a negative. Okay. Yeah, that's not it. I got to find the section where it goes on. Give me just a sec. But I got the number. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know. I know. But it deductions credits. Where you at? All right. If you had the repayment of an amount that you included in your income in an earlier year or an amount in more than $3,000, you may be able to take a credit against the tax of the year in which you repaid it. Also, if you have other tax payment amounts that does not belong or any other line of your tax return, enter the amount below. What? So, we got the right of repayment which is considerably the 147,663 which is on the form. The other payment is going to be the 1099A don't allow us to put it all there. Contingency. You could just put contingency debt and [Music] 1099A or you could put 1099A in the 4852. It just depend, you know, however you want to do. Okay. But that's what we're doing. What does it allow me? Oh, that's it. Can't put nothing else. So, I'm just going to leave it like that. Right. You've already told them see attachments for the 4852 and voila, there's your return. You're going to you're going to uh go in, make sure you do all your other credits and everything. And when they send you the letter to say, "Hey, where'd you get this withholding from?" Well, you got the 1099B copy, you got your 1099A that's filed, you got the proof of the debt, which is your securities that you're holding, the receipts, and now we don't have estimated tax. So that way you ain't got to be having no down the line. That's not what we use. That is not the code. It is called the right of repayment credit. And clearly if you if you paid the wages in and it came from you, then you have the right to claim that credit and get it back. It's your money. Use it when you need it. And that's the return.

Now, to make sure that the numbers even out, of course, we're going to go all the way through. They might say, "Hey, your income, your refund is a little bit higher than your income was." Then at that point, we'll go take a one of the negatives off. But I always like to do it this way first so I can make sure what my numbers are, and then I will let the system check it for me. Now, if I'm using like fillables online, uh, you can add your bank account and stuff. Um, if I'm using fillables online with the IRS website, they have a collect calcation button if you This is so important for this year. I have had so many people's returns get rejected and then they have to mail them in because they didn't know they had a pen. So, please make sure if you got a pen, go online and look at it because they did not mail them out this year. All right.

So, see my reported income is negative 172,000. So now that I'm saying they already I've already paid taxes in of $155,986. I did not do any other income. Okay. So that this will not be the same for everybody because you might have W2s. If you don't want to do W TWS and you want to do the 4852, do that. Okay. So with this number being negative, I'm going to let it be negative and I'm going to show you what it's going to say. So if you come across that, it does not stop you in your tracks. You know how to go fix it. We don't need no auditor or none of that crap. You going to let it run its report. We got six alerts. Let's go see what they are. Oh no, that health market is very important too. They will reject you. So then they want to know, are you a US citizen? I don't like that question, but I am. I am. I'm a I'm a 14th amendment ward estate. Sure am. So I don't have no visa. What is this? Oh, something that I didn't change in the beginning. All right. Immigration visa. I don't know. I got to go back and check that off. Missing residency. Have you changed your visa type? Oh, Lord. Let me go fix that. Thought I changed that. Where is that at? I have no visa information. Oh no, this is just some privilege So I'm just going to click something. Let's see. A S7 visa person is an informing that's over here for SB over here giving out information as a spy. So, I mean, I do know about these statuses. So, I'm just gonna put something nonvalid or valid. Let me put valid. Have you ever uh have you changed your visa type non-immigrant status to US immigrant status? No. Yeah, you'd only put the date if it's a yes. Oh, okay. Great. Thanks for telling me. Um, did you file a US tax return for the prior year? No. All right. All right. Confirm that you can or cannot be claimed as a dependent on another person's return, such as your parents. Check here if you can be claimed. Why would you put can or cannot? That's that's just stupid. All right.

So remember I said the 1099B is going to state that because of the income, but we're worried about the negative and the deficit being the other income. The state we did not pay into that, so don't worry about it. Now it said that my income was in the negative. So I like, like I said, I like for it to even out. It did not give me any other errors. So, a non-resident alien, you are able to deduct and certain items that are effectively connected with the US trade or business. Itemized deductions are uh entered as schedule a NRS schedule a non-resident itemized deduction non-resident and includes state and local taxes, gifts, and charity and other miscellaneous deductions. Why do you get so much as an immigrant? But the people here in this country, that's crazy. I mean, I ain't mad at y'all. I'm just mad at the government. Determine if the state income or sales tax will uh will save you money. So, there weren't any per state. I know because Texas doesn't have it. Zero. Zero. And then you won't have those non-resident questions unless you're a non-resident. So, you know, feel free to you can implement that, but I don't want people to get confused. So, now it did not give me a code and that's probably because see now we got our red ones out of there and that's all we're really worried about. the three the yellows are something we cannot fix because it's just their system that's stating oh you shouldn't be withholding money on a B but that is not true. So, um, basically what I was going to show is going back to the [Music] income and where we put in the negatives for the 1099s, which like I said, it's all going to add out. But like, let's say you submitted this and then it rejected it because your income was higher than the amount of I mean, your income was lower than the amount that you withheld. But I also did this as a non-resident. So, uh, they're giving other tax breaks that they're not going to give you as an individual. So, I'm just pointing it out. So, if I go back in here and I go to my non. Let's say I do the 1099A and depositing. Now, I just changed my income. Did it change my refund? No. So now reported income is not in the negative anymore. It's in the positive. You see that number? So now it's at 47,000 blah blah blah. So then it says you were taxed this much and then refundable credits was this amount. That was the full wages for the job. And then total credits and payments because the credits really come from my itemized deduction which was the 505. The higher you make this number, the more deductions you're going to have. It's called a schedule a itemized deductions. Get very familiar with it. A lot of people, the state will try to tax you when you use an itemized deduction because you just took money from them. All right.

So, y'all got any questions on this one before I move to the next form? Yes. Can you show us how you get the positive again for the 47484? Uh, yeah. So going Yeah, no problem. So going into other income, scroll down right here. Then go down to uh prize, awards, and miscellaneous. This is where I put the 1099A in it because there is not a place to put the 1099A in here. It is because it automatically will, you know, apply credits to the account. So they try to they don't allow software. There's not a software that that you can implement a 1099A on. Okay. So then here I put this in the negative because this is the negative. That's just what that is because it is the job wages. So we are saying hey it's a deduction for me. It wasn't income. Now if I took this off hold on Tori. So the 147663 I could use it there in the negative and don't use the W2. You're saying is that correct? Yes, correct. Where where would I find it from the total I got from the W2 by you're going to add up all the numbers. So you're going to add up the wages and then any of the withholding and then any of any other deductions that you take out. So let me Okay. Okay. So from the

W2, they may have Medicaid or social security taxes and all that. I just add up everything from all. Yes, ma'am. Put it on, put it in the uh on the 4852 and federal withholding.

Okay, I got it. Thank you. You're welcome. Hey Tori, I got a question. A lot of people, let me see, you do a 1099B on a bank account, like say, $100,000 in deposit. Okay. Because that, that should be like the main thing people should be uh crashing down on, crash landing on. All right. So, y'all got that one, right?

Mhm. You want me to do the 1099 on here, or you want me to do it online? Thank you. Uh, what y'all think? Do it. What's easier for us? I do. I do both. Yeah. Online and then show it on the report return. Yeah, definitely. Yeah. And you'll be giving us a printout of how this looks on the paper. Is that correct? I have these right here that I will send to Vince so he can do it. Okay. And if y'all guys want the recording, it's $60.

All right. No worries. All right. So, hold on. Let me. You're going to put in the link how to purchase the recording? Uh, yes. Yes, I'm gonna download. Um, yeah, I put it, I went over it in the disclaimer at the beginning, but I, I would definitely put it in. Uh, I'm gonna put my email back in the chat and then, uh, you guys just say, "Hey, I want the recording." Or, um, in Telegram. What's your turnaround on answering, um, emails? Oh, I do it same day or the next day. I'm, I'm normally don't take long. I try to get with everybody. I mean, the weekends, my weekends are my off time where I catch up if I am behind, but I, it won't be longer than a day if you contacted me and then I didn't get with you. So, yeah.

And, um, emailing me is good. Uh, I don't really like to per se give out my number cuz, you know, people be calling me randomly and I don't like that. My phone ringing in the middle of the night. Like, you might be up studying, but I'm, I got a man at home. Like, so I can't, you know, I'm not going to be disrespectful and then people be disrespectful. So, that's why I don't really like giving out my number. But, I mean, once we talk and we get acquainted, then I know you, we're good. I will give you my number and then just call me on business hours and that's it. And we, we can work from there. But, yeah, for now, I will put my email in the chat. And like I said, turnaround time is normally immediately or within 24 hours. I do not go past that. But I'll be looking for all y'all emails when this class download, you know, I'll be looking. So, I would suggest if you want it, um, you can put it in, uh, the chat and, um, no, matter of fact, I'm going to send, I'm going to put my, um, my Cash App in the chat and then you can just send your receipt to my email and then that way I could just send it, I could reply and send the video back that way. That would that would just be the the best option.

All right. So on the 1099B. [Music] Um, 1099 import institution. Oh, we don't want. Real quickly. Um, may I ask the recording for today's, uh, class? We don't have to pay again for the recording to get copies of the recording for today, do we? That is definitely. Let's just keep moving on. Just come on. Just keep rolling. Okay. Um, all right. Should there transaction? Okay. So, this one for your bank is going to be definitely long-term transaction. Long-term transaction for which you did not receive a 1099B. Okay. So, you're reporting on your bank that they committed some, uh, foulest crap. All right. So, here I'm going to put it on here and I'll go do it on the form. So, description of the deck would be. And matter of fact, you know what? I'm glad I just thought about it. Look at this. I have. So, let me download these for y'all before I exit out. One. Download. Okay, there we go. Download this one. I exit them. All right, this one. Download this one. Download this. Download this. All right. So, I can open them. And I actually have these already filled out in the template for you for $10.99. So, it's perfect. I don't have to do it here. And I can just send y'all this example. This is the for for the bank itself. So, the 99 O. Now, I don't really teach the OID. That is something that you will have to book a consultation with me individually because, uh, people mess it up when you're trying to teach it out, you know, in a, in a group capacity. I've been doing this since 2008. Okay. So, um, but these are, these are filled out and self-explanatory. So, this is for the bank account. There is instructions at the bottom for it that explains. So, first we going to read them. So, overview of checking account and the required tax forms. Deposit check into the checking account. Bank teller takes it and gets a real asset from the treasury account. Need to complete a 1099A. See first 1099A. Note entered on the 1040. Example, $1,000 in your checking account obtained. Uh, so we can make it $10 million if y'all want, but we gonna use a basic number so nobody gets lost. So, $1,000 in the check deposit obtains $1,000 in the real asset. So, bank takes our real asset and monetizes it times 10 in FRN. Floating rate notes. You've heard of them being called Federal Reserve notes, but they're, they're on the market. They're called floating rate notes. These are bills. B I L L S. Treasury bills. They're not. It's not money. It's not a dollar. Okay. This is a bartering transaction. This also comes inflation and, uh, in another form of tax. We need to complete a 1099B. Not entered on the 1040. We only get a return of 1/10 value. Uh, example, $1,000 times 10 is converted into $10,000 in floating rate notes debt paper because it's commercial paper that we're trading. So, bank gets $9,000 in FRN floating rate notes that they can go and sell out to the other companies and other people. We get $1,000 in FRNS. No compensation for inflation. In order to recover our inflationary damage done by the bank, we do a, do a 1099 OID. Now, I said if you want to learn OID, it's going to be individual. I'm, you know, it's, it's more contrast to a OID than it is just doing these 1099s online. There are other forms that are required to be filed with it, but that's the payment form. Okay? So, when everybody's doing the A, and I just showed you how you get the money back from the A because I know how to put it into the form. Everybody don't know that. They putting it in as federal as is a state payments. I mean, or estimated payments. That is incorrect. Then you have your, um, 1099B, which I showed you how to get money back from that. And it's definitely no money coming on the receipt. It's just shows that your money went somewhere else. So you can't be taxed on it. Okay. So, the OID is the payment form. The original issue discount is the bill that you're holding. So, this will be entered on the account on the 1040 form. C tax return for other 1040s or other. It's line 25 C, I believe, or D. W2s or B. Yeah. So, it's C, line C for 1099s. Uh, results should be around 60% return on the value. So, checks written out against our checking account are reused by the banks. So, need to complete a 1099A to return the assets required by the bank to, uh, be returned to our treasury account. So, example, the way I see it is for our checking account is $1,000, which is the real asset of 1099A. The bank monetized times 10, which is $10,000 FRN 1099B. Then our checking account is negative $1,000. Then the bank is $9,000. The IRS per 1099B, 28 to 34%, which I showed you that on the 1099B. So, this would be the amount. The bank's total is $6,480 and between $5,940. So, the original issue discount of return is $660. Then the IRS tax on the OID is $340. The bank's total is five, uh, $5,480. And our checks to stop reuse of them is a negative $1,000. And then per second 1099A return to the treasury account. So, remember I said it's always about paying yourself. Okay? So, when it says the Treasury down there, it's talking about you. Okay? The IRS is getting a cut between them and the bank when they file it. They're, they're pocketing money because they're sharks, too. They're all pirates. All right, let's go over the form. So, you got the 10, the the EIN. Okay. So, the account, the corporation straw man. Okay. Then you have the borrower's identification number. The living you man, the account, checking, bank, routing, and account number. The first year to the end of the year deposits, the acquisition. The total of the checking deposits. The total checking deposits. Assets transferred to account for the deposit done by the bank. The transfer also covered by Federal Reserve routing number. Now, we they didn't shorted these out where you can't barely get that many words in there, but if you did these online or by paper, you could, okay? But you could also put monetization on the account or asset transfer to account, right? You could just, you could abbreviate it. Then it says the form used to say was the borrower personally liable for the debt. Okay, but it just says check the box now. That shows you over time forms changing. So, add up the total amounts of deposits you made into your checking account for the year. The total deposits will also be recorded on block two of the 1099B. So, here's the B. So, you have one, uh, the first year of the deposit. The QEP used to be up there in box two, but now it's down at the bottom. And then that has the date. So, this will be the beginning date, the end date. The stock checking deposit amount would have been everything that went into the account. Okay. What was bartered was what was extra put in that they did not give you. So, everything that was in your account in number two would be times 10 in the barter box, which on the new 1099B is going to be down at the bottom. Right? So, and then it also says real assets from, uh, from deposits you can put there, monetized times 10. Right? So, you're telling also refer to the Federal Reserve routing number. So, that is the number. If you look, I'mma show you. I'mma explain it. Let me get a, see if I can get one real quick. So, when you go to a bank and you deposit money into the bank, did you know that you are depositing it directly with the Federal Reserve Bank? Let me show you. So, if everybody, anybody ever uses a deposit slip, this is one from Chase. So, I bank with, right? So, did you notice that it already has an account and a routing number at the bottom of there? And then when you, when you go into the bank, they say, "Hey, can you give us your account number here so we'll know where to route the funding to or from?" It's right there. So, these are routing numbers that are Federal Reserve routing number already. It's already on the damn bank slip. So, when you make a deposit, you're not depositing it into your account. Your account is the one that's in the public. That money is going to the Federal Reserve. How does that work? Because like Navy Fed sends me my deposit vouchers and, um, it has all that on the bottom and then on the right hand side it has each account number and then a blank field for me to enter and what I want to deposit. Correct. So, what they're doing is it's a dormant account. These are called affiliate accounts, folks. Meaning Chase is just an affiliate account to the Federal Reserve, not a real bank. Just an affiliate. They're a holding company. They're the real bank is the Feds. So, that's how they're doing that really slick, aren't they? Yep. That's why the UCCC says banks are just for deposits and interest. That's all they're for. They're only for depositing interest. They are there to collect and monetize on what you give them as the guardian over your money. So, remember, we're not putting any federal withholding in this form when you're reporting on the bank. You're just reporting on them because they're the recipient. Remember, that ain't coming back to you. So, the bank through the Federal Reserve took the real asset and monetized on it times 10 in value. This is an inflation tax. and is supposed to change the value of the item we, uh, item that we would be buying with the output of our checking account. Uh, these, uh, this leads to a requirement to submit the next form, which is the 1099 OID to reclaim the tax that was withheld from both us and the IRS. So, OID would be the same as the withholding from box one. This is the only form that you can actually put this on. And it's not a problem because it was the original issue. You are holding the contract. That is proof. Like I said, this form just requires a 82, 82, 81s and 8811. And I, that was not a part of the vid, so I'm not going over that today, but you can look those up yourself. All right. So, then we got the 1099A. Here you are putting your checking and routing number there. Then we have the other A where we're putting them at the bottom. Okay. And then you're going to do the fair market value of box, uh, two, which was the principal balance. And then we are going to check that they were liable for the assets and then return all assets from the secondary uses of the checking withdrawals. You can get that in the 1099A. That is the banking process, folks. It's not hard at all. Like I said, I will, I will definitely, uh, I'mma send that. I'm going to download it anyways. Damn it. So, it's really for four 1099s on the bank deposits. Correct. Correct. And this is them. If you do that original issue discount, it's gonna get you the money back. But that's why I said you must know what you're doing and cover all, all the other forms because you have a lot of people that's coming after the banks and these foreign agents who had this money dormant in the offshore account and then you went to claim it. So, then they had to pay you and then they gonna try everything in their power to state that you did some fraud when really they the ones committing the fraud. You just have to know your position and what they are doing so you know how to speak when they come at you cuz they going to try you. I'm just warning about the OID. Okay. I want to be fair and I want to tell truth. Not shame the devil. Okay. All right. So, now we going to go over to the 1041. All right. So, remember when I said that any beneficiary within the trust will have to do the, um, 1040, the schedule K1. So, you have to report what shares even if the trust hasn't made any distributions, okay, to each beneficiary. Doesn't mean that the trust didn't pay any money. So, the 1041 K schedule K1 has to be filled out per each beneficiary. So, if you do this like on a software, I like to do mine by hand. So, you could do a software and then here you would be the trust EIN and then the fiduciary, the trustee person, and then the beneficiary. If it was, I told you you can be a beneficiary within the trust, especially if it's a family trust and you're not the owner, you can fiduciate it and you can be the trustee and beneficiary. Yes, there's a lot of people out here running their mouth but can't show nothing and don't know nothing. So, this is another beneficiary who, this is the brother. He's not a fiduciary. He's just a beneficiary. Okay? So, if you notice, there's no distributions. There's none of that because that was irrelevant. We're just reporting like the trust should report. It doesn't mean the trust didn't distribute any money because it definitely did. But it wasn't to any beneficiary. So, that's irrelevant. That's none of their business. All right. So, now they, they now that she had a, she has a partnership. So, I'm going to show you when I was talking about the 1065. This look just like a trust form, don't it? Yeah. She had, she owned oil land and all that. Yeah, it does look like the 1041, right? It looks just like the 1041, but this is a 1065 for a partnership. So, she's coming in and she's saying, "Okay, I have oil. I own all these land and, uh, I was a domestic partner." So, she's basically going in to just report her income from her partnership. Now, when you have a partner, the other partner has to do their part. Now, it's not your place to make them. So, really, you're just going in and reporting what you can report. It's like I said, it's not your place to, uh, make them file. If they don't, it's not your place. You just worry about you. These numbers go off of your income for the year and what you made. So, this is just like doing a schedule C, but it's a little different and better for you because you ain't got all them taxes to pay. It's just saying, "Hey, show us where you put the money at if you don't want to give it to us." This is, this is a simple, damn simple form for a partnership that is a trust in a trust format. And look, it says cash initial return, right? It looks just like a trust. Same thing. So, this is you do you. If you have a partnership or LLC, you can do this, right? All right. Let's get to the 1041. All right. So, this was the Right Family Trust. She was a trustee. And I did not check initial and none of that cuz it's really irrelevant. This was a complex trust. That's all I'm checking. The reason why it was complex because she had the Right Part Family Partnership. She had the, um, the Right Family Trust. She had the limited partnership and she had another company called First Land Deal. So, that's why it's complex because there is a lot of income here. So, we had to do, we had to do our income, then we had to do the deductions. Then we had to do the payments. So, here, out of all the money that she spent, we only were able to recoup her $117,000 on this, which is okay. I mean, it's fine, right? Uh, but, you know, that's a lot of money to go out, you know, and this is a client that I, you know, I, I did do for her for her regular return, her 1099s so she could recoup. But at this point, this was that she took out $1.7 million. So, it, it was the point was to make sure she to eliminate the tax and try to get her back something. So, that's why the 1099s are so important. Here it talks about charitable deductions. This is called a generation skipping tax. Now, most people don't know it's called a generation skipping tax and it's also called a unified tax credit. So, if you give something to yourself, you can do this. Year, I think it's like $13.64 million. You can gift in a lifetime. Every year it's going up in a certain increment. That is called a charitable contribution. Do you think that it's a coincidence that it says allocated to corpus gift for? So, that's something for you to really get into and read. Now, here, you know, we stated that it was $55,000, but you could do way more than that. Okay? You're the one writing it. So, um, then we go in. Now, remember everything that's up here that's accounted for in income, deductions, payments. Don't read the form like this. Go down. You start with schedule A and you start filling it out here. Then once all this is done, you go back and you implement them up here. Okay? It is not the opposite way. So, schedule A is first. You're going to answer all these questions. If you have anything to put there, it tells you, okay, add line three with line four. If you didn't have anything else, just add it and bring it all the way down. So, we only put $55,000 one time. Okay. So, then, then we do to schedule B income and distri and distribution deductions. So, adjusted total income. See instructions. So, the adjusted total income comes from what she actually made for the year. You will know these numbers when you're implementing it in the trust return. You're going to know exactly what's on your schedule K1s. If you did any distributions, if the trust didn't make any money, then the only thing that the trust is reporting the 1099s that it filed, that would be the, the distribution. You can also state that you made money. It's not like anybody can tell you that you didn't. Most trusts operate in a private. Most trusts don't have bank accounts. Okay? So, like I said, it's all by assumption. Distributable net income. Remember I said she had forms. So, yes, they sent tax forms to her that to where we know what numbers to put in. So, let me pull up that just so you know what we're going off of. We're not just making up nothing. So, each company that she did business with, they filing their taxes, right? So, they have, they're going to put. Damn, what did I search? Diana 1040. But like here is, um, all of the forms that they sent. So, here's the different funds. So, here is another company, the partnership that she had for the 1065. This company filed on her to Diana's trustee as the trust of the Right Family Trust. So, they were saying, "Hey, we owned this much and we took out this, this much and this was distributions." So, this is how I know what to add on her return. This is what they reported on her. She is considered a partner. So, she is required to get a copy. Okay? They also did a statement. I did include statements. I just have not pulled them up yet. So, a statement is required to be typed out. A lot of companies use their own software to do this. So, they have a CPA. Now, this gets in deep when you're doing the 1065 and other things like that. So, a lot of people stay away from those tax situations when really you're hurting yourself because you could be accounting for every dollar that's being spent. You just got to know what you're doing. So, then they go into the partnership. So, this is their schedule K3 that they did on her partnership because remember I said she took out a lot of money. So, it really hurt a lot of companies. So, they're really trying to report, hey, she took this, she got this, she did this. So, really, all of this was like, okay, this is fine. You know, this is just an attachment that we add to the tax return. We are just adding the lumpsum amount. It really wasn't much, but over the months, this is what they accounted for. $1,400, $560. I mean, it goes down. It's numbers, right? So, but this is where the numbers are coming from. So, y'all understand, I'm not just making up anything. No. And a lot of these companies, you will not get this during tax season. They gonna file an extension and you gonna be already filed your return by the time you get that document. That's just how most these companies work because they not prepared. This stuff is not done. I have my clients do an expense report and then this is attached with the returns. It has a full lump sum of what the debts are. These are securities that are being entered and given out to people. So, this is her saying, "I did this money. I gave this money. I traveled to Ecuador. I did all this. I did all this." Okay, write it down for me. I need it in a statement because this is going to be attached to the taxes. When they say, "Where's your withholding? Where'd you get that amount from? Where it is right here. We, we, we can't think in our mind that." Now, here's the one from Charles Schwab, which was just very funny to me. So, this is them. They did 56 pages of 1099s on her. And this is from 1099 DI EI I N T O Y D 1099B. So, and this is for every distribution. There's 55 pages. Now, this is a dividend, but this is their standard dividend. It is not a regular 1099 dividend that you will be used to filing on tax 1099 online. So, when I'm telling you that people are using their own softwares, okay, they are. So, this they call this a compo composite, okay, $10.99, which means they, this is their handwritten or self-proclaimed one. So, here, which was another thing that I really noticed with that even though Diana had this in her trust account and this was a trust account and they had the EIN for her trust account, that's why they had to give her money back because they filed it under her social on purpose. They did not put it on her EIN. Even though this whole thing is set up for her family trust, they still used her social like she was a minor child to steal from her. That's why they had to get her money back. So, I went and filed for it. I said, "Oh, this is incorrect. This is all this under a trust account and I don't know why they're using her number when she has a fiduciating number to use." They couldn't contest it. I even called. I said, "Why did y'all file this under?" Oh, well, we don't deal with third parties. Okay. Well, I'm, I'm, I'm the authorized representative. I'm actually the power of attorney over the account, and I'm trying to do the correct accounting. So, you guys have actually lied and reported this on her social when this is under an EIN. So, at that point, they knew, okay, she's going to go back and go correct those 1099s. Yes, I am. So, and for everyone, and they started holding out money, too. So, on the interest form, when you do an interest, there's not normally any any money withheld on it. So, let's see. So, what is this one? This is the OID. So, this is the OID form, their standard one. They're saying, "Hey, there was a marketable discount of $310.11." So, if we go back to the other form and these are all the extra boxes that are now on the $1099 that weren't originally there. So, everything is an original issue discount by US Treasury obligation. Notice that they don't put anything in that box. But it is, it is a Treasury obligation. The Treasury paid it. Look, they don't put anything there. That's a lie. They know that they are trading through the Treasury and depositing. But see, when I say that they break these down and they make it so difficult. So, look at this brokerage form. Okay, this is the prime example when I'm doing the 1099s and I'm showing you in proceeds. They had $4,92.73 and this was for BlackRock Emerging Fund that paid her out. She, this is all investments that she had. So, remember when you doing the 1099s, these are investment forms. So, here it says the cost and other bases was $5,374. So, what was the unrealized gain or loss? It was only $472. So, now you see why I do the cost basis the way I do it because you don't want to come out with they're saying she lost money. So, basically every dollar that she's receiving in the fund, they're taking it because they're saying that it was a cost loss basis. This is what happens in stock markets. They go up and go down. Your investment is at a risk 100%. Okay? So, now you see it for your own two eyes. Now, it's not on the lines, but I just explained it. This is cost basis. This is proceeds. This is accrual, which is nothing there. And then the gains and losses there. I showed you where to enter it at the bottom. Did they withhold anything? No, not on there. Are there more 1099Bs? Yes. Look, here's another whole sheet of them for another company. Same thing. She made $18,000. The cost basis was just a little over her profit. So, she only had $756 that she actually gained. And if we keep going down, I mean, they keep going. The 1099s. Did they withhold any money on it? It's not illegal to do that. Okay. Like I said, I have seen money being withheld. They just slick. Okay. So, this a 1099B. We're getting up. It's a higher amount. So, she made $234,000 here. So, the cost basis was less. So, she actually had a gain there. Another $116,000. Uh, $67,000 was the cost basis. So, she had another gain there and that depends on what funds you're invested in cuz sometimes, you know, BlackRock, I mean, I don't really see them losing money, but sometimes it happens. So, these are long-term, meaning she's invested in these for a while under D and it's showing the cost basis and this is normally neck and neck. She's barely making any interest in these long-term profits. All right. All right. So, then it goes into the 1099B. Here we have interest and dividends. So, these are, these are the QEPs that's being traded under and what it's being traded for. So, um, paid in 2022, paid in 2023. This is a dividend distribution because she's a shareholder. 1199A is also another dividend form that can be used to pay self. Hey Tori, what terminology would you use to get this, uh, tax year? I mean, what do you ask for? Just your tax year forms or you just, or what? If you have, if you have any stocks or any trades with, uh, Schwab or Fidelity or anybody like that, this is already available for you online. It's called exactly what it is, a composition composite 1099. Oh, okay. So, you already have to have an account like with them. Okay. Yeah, you have to have an account with them. Now, if you get in a Q cell pool, that's different because you're probably trading in the fund with. I haven't really seen anybody trading in Charles Schwab, but the Fidelity is definitely bartering in, in, in the body commodity trade line. Okay. They, they definitely trading QFS and social security numbers under people's names. Can you get this like from a regular banker? No. Um, I mean, you can try, but no. I'm going to say no. It's not, uh, the regular bank. Well, the person in the back of the regular bank, yes, the one that's in like the Merrill Lynch office or Fidelity or whatever that is, he's considered to be the mortgage broker. He can do this for you. Definitely, he can. You can give him your number and say, "Hey, I need to pull, get a QPIP and a, it's called a, uh, a, um, like a composite, a, a securitization analyst report." Uh, that security, that what I pulled up earlier, securityization analyst report, that's what it's called. And really, that's a prospectus, but it's not a forensic audit. You just give them the number. You say, "I need a secur analyzation report on this." And when they, you know, they come back and they say, "Hey, did you get this number? What is this?" Because it's got so much money in there. They're like, "Whoa." Yeah. And that's. You tell them, "Hey, how much you cost to do this for me? I want one of these." Pro got in here. Basically, she paid out all this money. And then when we get to the bottom, I just wanted to show you. Let me see. I show the OID. These are all 1099Bs. So, you know how when you go on Cash App and then Cash App will tell you like, "Hey, your tax forms are ready." This is basically what this is. They trying to coerce her and how to file her taxes. Like, no. It's know how. So, if somebody has has one of those statements, you know how to recoup that money back to them? Well, I mean, if they have one of these statements, you, your money. I told you we took the money out this fund. So, they didn't get nothing from her. They didn't get nothing. They. This is what they tried to go back and state. I. We took out $1.7 out of here. So, they didn't get nothing from her. She got every dollar. So, my thing is is that she was investing in these funds. So, this was an investment. And I'm just showing you how when, when, when, when a person files 1099As or Bs or Cs, they're considerably investments. Okay. Well, you didn't see any As in here, but so that's why the As are really what you stick with. The Bs is where they barter and where you want them to go back and get reported, but it, yeah. So, on here, no, this is not to go back and recoup this money. Now, this, now, if this client was in my classes and did, she used to, but she did some filing her, so I had to cut her out, you know, um, after, but anyway, so, yes, we could have put on this accepted for value return for honor. You could have put accepted for honor return for value on this instrument and this is a security that you holding which has a $1.7 million value. So, yes, ma'am, with the right forms, 1099A on this and accept it for honor return for value and put on your tax return. Yes, this is negotiable paper, trade paper. Yes, we could have went back and recouped it, but I didn't. I didn't do nothing else for cut off. So, she begging me right now to do our taxes for sure. Nope. You good? Handle it on your own. Do we need to make an appointment with you if we wanted you to do our taxes? Yes, ma'am. On my website. Uh, and you have to go in. I'm booked out right now until April 8th or somewhere around there. So, slots are going fast. So, if you want to book, go right ahead. There are different, uh, packages on there and different prices for a certain amount of hours, whatever you believe. Uh, the basic tax return with just W2s is $750. Okay. Outside of that, it goes up. Um, but like I said, I show receipts. Now, depending on what your tax situation looks like, I'm not going to guarantee that you're going to get your money in six to eight weeks. I'm not going to do that because everybody's situation is different. It's just temp depending on what we're doing. If we're going back and amending returns from previous years, no, you're not going to get it in 80 days, it's not going to happen. You going to be waiting a little while because it's tax season. If we're filing your actual taxes for the year and we've already implemented your 1099s and they've been accepted, then I'm going to state you can look at it about 30, probably about 60 days. Now, right now, they haven't updated anybody's transcripts. Nobody's. So, right now, everybody that's filing the 1099s and doing all that, they ain't even showing up on the transcript yet. So, it's not going to match your return when you submit it because we're in the tax season. So, a lot of those people that are claiming withholdings from their 1099s, they have not showed up on their transcript. So, you're going to get that letter that I was talking about where then you send your 1099s in, which then it's on your time at that time. Once you show proof of what you're claiming, then they have to give it to you. So, letters of credit, uh, contracts, accepted for honor, return for value is all you need to put on them. That's it. Here's an example of that. Can you put the website in the chat again, please? Yes. Miss, I wanted to ask too, um, when you do, say, for instance, if I wanted like one of the basic returns to be done for me. Um, and you said it was like $700 and something, do you get, do I pay that up front or do you take it out of the, uh, return? I charge it up front. Okay, gotcha. Um, okay. Hold on. Let me put my information in the chat again. But, uh, in order to work with you, you have to submit all this 1099s ahead of time because I never filled out a 1099. No, you pay me for that service. So, if you were going to do 1099s, then you up it up to another package. It's going to be a 12 and I will do your 1099s and all that for you. You don't have to do nothing. But it is a each one teach one session. So, you will be in class with me while we're doing this. Awesome. Okay. Well, that's what I want. How much is that? What? I want that class. How much was that? The class is not a class. That's coming in. That's coming. Teach me how to do it myself. I'm do it. Yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, that's you paying me to do your return and then I'm gonna show you how to do it. We gonna walk through. We gonna record it. You will get it and, and if you have any questions, I'm gonna be there to counsel you and help you. It's important. So, it's an investment to me for one time and then next year you on your way. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. I'm interested in that 100%. But I didn't do mine for last year either. Yeah. A lot of people aren't filing anymore. We're figuring it out. So, I mean, we can do this year's and then we can wait for you to recoup and go back and do the, the previous years. Okay. Yeah, I'm, I'm down for that. Okay, I'm with it. So, how much is that for your email? So, it's, it's $1,250 and that'll be to do your 1099s. It's going to be a 4-hour session. Um, and then we'll basically go through, do all your 1099 and then I'm going to walk you through how to do it on your tax return on whatever software you want to use, even if it's just a regular tax form. Okay. Well, I'm completely new at all this, so I usually done TurboTax my whole life. I, you know, I was just a slave, unaware of any of this. Well, no, TurboTax is still a good software. You just got to know how to maneuver and utilize it. So, we can use TurboTax because it has your previous records in there. It's always good to use the software that you've been using because it knows your tax history. It has any credits that are over left over to you. So, I'm always encouraging to use your previous, uh, your previous return software. Yeah. Okay, that sounds good. Yeah. And like in my case, uh, I've always used an accountant. I, I have no clue what what she used. Okay, that's fine. So, with you, we would just start out brand new and then all I need is your previous return because we're going to need your AGI and then I'll need to see if you had any credits or anything left over. Okay. Is it best to do this yearly or an I mean, um, quarterly or annually? Okay. So, with that, it depends on what your EIN letter told you. Okay. So, right now, if you don't have an EIN letter and you're just filing as a straw man and, uh, then and then you're, you're might put like a schedule C in with the straw man, it's still that's going to be a yearly return because nobody gave you the initiation to file it quarterly. Okay? Now, me for instance, I file more than 1040 a year. Okay? I'm not telling anybody else to do that. I'm just kind of experienced. So, uh, if I file a 1040 and then, um, let's say I'm doing 12 1099As a month right now per the company that I'm spending whatever I'm spending with because I am accounting for the debt with them. So, at the end of the year, I know I'm going to have 12 for the electric company, 12 for the gas company, 12 for the water company, right? Um, then 12 for my car payment. So, I'm, I'm, I'm utilizing majority of my time doing the 1099A because that's an acquisition. You're not going to claim nothing on me. I'm claiming it. Then I will go and implement a 1040 on that. So, technically, you can, you can file every quarter if you want to. But it depends on what form you going to use. So, you got 941s, you got 940s. The 1040 is the only, this is not an income tax form, y'all. I want to tell y'all that right now. The only true income tax forms is a form 709 and a form 706. 706 is for the estate, the actual dead man when you die. That's what's actually filed for you to cash out the account, not when you're coming back from sea. That's another process. But the 709 is a generation skipping tax form. And that's how you skip tax up. So, um, yeah, is it still annually though? If you have an EIN, if you have an EIN, it's up to you. If you got an EIN and you got employees or you don't have employees, you can file a 940. You can file a 941. You can file a 1040. You can file that at the beginning of the year and then you file it again when the tax season starts in October. That's actually the real tax season. From October to December, you got a whole amount of time that's open where you could be filing because we're on a t, on the wrong cycle. We on the Gregorian calendar. It is incorrect. Okay? April 1 is Jesus' birthday or God or Yahushua, whatever you want to call them. That is spring. Chinese people know this. Their Chinese New Year is in March. That is the real time of the season. This is of how actually everything is supposed to go. When the trees start blooming outside, that is the new year. It is not when it's freezing cold. That's you worshiping some satanic ass crap. So, look y'all, I'm telling you, it's all included in what we don't know. I look at how the government operates and when their season start. And that's the season we should be on. The tax season is October to December. They having to transfer all the assets back into the treasury so the treasury can loan the money back out. That's what's really going on. So, when they say, "Well, if you don't claim it by the end of the year, they file a 1099A." That's what they do. By December 31st, they file a 1099A so that money can be paid out to the, to the queen and the treasury and then then dispersed back into the accounts for them to operate on January 1st. And then the tax season start. Then they give them 30 days to send you your W2 form, which was the money that they had to wait to get recollected back from the treasury cuz they had to turn it in. I used to be an employer. I'm telling you that this is the process. And then all my withholding, the social security and the Medicaid is in a withholding account for me at the end of the year for my money, for my taxes. And then when y'all don't claim it, it's considered to be abandoned property. If I wasn't doing my own payroll, then ADP or Paycom, all them companies like that is robbing the people that are using them cuz they are keeping that money cuz they your withholding agent. Look, this stuff gets so deep, y'all. They accepted for honor on there. That is the, that is the endorsement. No. Okay. Gotcha. Yeah, that's the endorsement. I'm about to show you on this form right here. Okay. So, well, this, this is when we was doing paper. Okay. Um, the forms have changed drastically, but as you see right here, it says paid to the United States Treasury 1040B attached. See? See? 2004 statement. So, what did she just do? She just said that it was the United States paid to them. She attached the payment voucher and she says see the statement, the statement of account that they gave you. Same thing for this amount. Now, when I said that you have to do one, you have to do one 10. When we, when we're filing these forms online, this 1096 is being filled out for you and it's going for each individual 1099 that you do. So, one 1096 is, is, uh, provided per a 1099. Per 1099. Okay. So, the 1040V was endorsed for the 568. There was another one, but the scan got all messed up. So, we didn't, we don't have both checks and everything on here. But this is showing the payment voucher for 568. It's not in the negative. It's not in the negative because she's reporting the original issue. So, on the 1040, notice she is not filing taxes for nothing but for that amount of money. So, when I said you can file it as many times as you want for the year, quit waiting to let them screw you at the

end of the year. They done already did everything they need to do. You hurt you trying to catch up. The game is is keep up. We are out of muster. That is my term. The game catch up. Keep up. We It's all out of mustard. It ain't nothing left. You got to stay on your game. So they're I told you it's a bait and switch. So they hoping, they banking that you don't file your 1040 for that amount of money that you gave them for the month.

Who said you can't? Is there a rule? There's no rule stating, hey, you can only file one 1040 a year. No, they give me a statement of account the bill here. The bill right here showing zero money distributed and then there was there was two funds that was accumulated from me from my prize and winnings or from her, excuse me.

So accept it for I said for honor. I don't like value. It's 12 uh USC 95A2. That's the law. Uh I don't like accepted for value. It's in honor because I'm in honor. I'm honorable. Right. The judges and all them are not honored. Even though they want to have titles of nobility. Only person that has a title of nobility is the one that mother gave them their name. That's your last name. That's your title. title of noble noble title and all of them are legal fiction. So we don't want to be over there in that box. Okay. Accepted for honor I said and then return for value. That's the endorsement. Now you can include this document right on the back of the 1040B. You can do it on each one of your documents. I just we just included this here with this with the instruments which they seen that it was a watermark. We just wrote this on the front. So you can put the endorsement on the back. Okay. You can turn it to the left. You can turn it to the right. I mean accepted for honor is good for me technically. Um you can put uh please adjust the account for the proceeds products and account and fixtures. All caps name signature. Um you can put that. This endorsement is just kind of played out. I mean so like I said it's really no value. What you're doing is accepting it for honor and then returning it for its value because the honor in it is that they gave you a statement of account which is showing you a balance due to you. So when we did the oid and we did the tax return, we didn't put nothing else on here and nothing else was important. Only thing we was claiming was the amount. Okay? The amount that you gave them. COD. That is all that's being reported on here. COID and then if you use a certain software, like I said, it will calculate this for you. And then you can submit it.

Who said? And then remember, we're mailing this in. What? That's why most people say, "Oh, you can only do one. You can only eile one return." Yeah, e file. Who said that you didn't you had to do e file? The pen is mighter than a sword, folks. That's why they want to get you used to using a software so you can feel like an imulant. No. And look at this. This is a certified copy. Look, she That's like going to go get an apostellation or authentication from the Secretary of State, which I wouldn't do that for a bill. But, you know, if you was claiming like your driver's license or some crap like that, then I would definitely go get a statement of account or the application for my driver's license, I would go get a copy of that and get it apostile. And now, uh, once I get the QP ran and I know that it's worth like 10 million, I got the all the credits to go and claim it as a original issue discount to the state. So, we got into original issue anyway, but that's basically what you do. Only the the other two forms, like I said, is the 8281. I will include this with the email as well. All right. So, um what other questions y'all got for me?

Okay. Um, when you're doing the unified tax credit, um, adding it to it, if you're doing it quarterly, are you chopping that up, um, for the year quarterly? Um, okay. So, the unified tax credit is for a lifetime, y'all. So I would not max myself out like like it's 12 million or 13 million for this year. No time for a life. I thought it was different every year. They added it is different every year. Meaning that they're increasing the amount that you can take. But this is still for a lifetime. It it never will change. So if you if you end up depleting your account out at 13.61 61 million for this year. You ain't never getting another dollar. And I know people that have done it like a suru, like Jerome. He won. He has done that. He can't ever file another return in his life. So this is possible for you to max yourself out by using this credit. Okay. So that means that that's just like the total amount that you can get back like in your lifetime is the 13 point whatever. No, you can generationally skip that amount up without being taxed taxes applied to it. It is called a unified tax credit defines a dollar amount that an individual can gift during their lifetime. So think about it. If you're filing a 1040 and then the only thing you're filing is the gifts that you gave out, aren't you gifting? Aren't you gifting every year? And they penny pinching you. You start working at age 16. The average person at that age makes about 12 to $20,000. Then you have people that over that age that are, you know, from from age 18 to age 35, 40 that are making about 30 to 35, maybe $47,000. So think about it. You're gifting yourself every year. So you are generationally gifting your money. You're skipping it up to yourself by filing a 1040 form and letting them keep the money. You're already using this. you're already using this program. You don't even realize it. The gift tax form is a 1040. That's why they don't tell you about the 709, which is a generationally skip form. That means to skip it all up at one time when you go. Okay. So, would it be better to file the 709 than doing the 1040? It's your choice. Yes, it is. I mean, if if you like I said, I'm I'm not gonna say yes, do this because I still file 1040s. I file 1041s. I file 1120S. So, I I'm in a different bracket. So, it just depends on you have to make that decision if it will be a better option for you to file a 709 than filing a 1040. Period.

Well, you said file a 709. That's all you're ever going to file ever again. If you file 709, you now just took your straw man out of commerce. Whatever that capital is, that's all you're getting forever, right? All right. Yeah, I don't ever want to do that. Can I file a 709 for my dad's estate? He passed away. 706 for your dad's estate. Okay. Follow 706. It's It's uh 47 pages long. Oh my god. But that's how you go get the money. That's how you go get his money because they already created an estate in his name and they banking on you not to file nothing. Well, if it's if it's worth it. Yeah, I'll do the 47. Oh, it's going to be worth it. It it believe me, this is the book that I'm going to reference for you guys. Okay. It's by Holmes F. Crouch. He was a retired IRS agent. When he passed away, he had allowed his grandkids to pass his books out. These books, this book right here, will walk you through how to do your last 104 and the 706 and the 709. This book will walk you through every step. This the book you want to get. And it doesn't matter how long they've been deceased. Huh? Does it matter how long they've been deceased? Well, considerably the statute of limitation on fraud really doesn't have any claim. Now, girl, I don't I'mma say no. I'mma say no. Okay. I'mma say no because I mean, if you never did it, then who did it? So, that means somebody did it without your permission, right? Mhm. So then that will start an investigation if you went back and did it. And then then it's going to show, okay, well, who got paid out here? Who was the beneficiary? Because I'm the only living grandchild or me and my family. So what happened? And that's when you're going to find out that the court appointed somebody over the guardian at lentum as the beneficiary who cash out the account. Do you need power of attorney? Uh yes. If the person is already deceased and you're coming in as a um as a beneficiary of the estate, that is your power of attorney. Just write it out. Oh, okay. Thank you. How about a husband that passed and you're the executive listed on his will? Correct. So, do that 706 ASAP. Okay. This is the book. Get it. Thanks. I actually set up an appointment with you. I see you on April 1st. So, thank you. Awesome. I know. I'm really grateful. Thanks. And when you say that person that's deceased, write out your POA. That's nothing that has to be backdated. You just write out a POA for Correct. So, the person's already dead. So, if you are the last deedent, then that is your that is your way in as the last heir. I'm going to show you some. What if you aren't the last heir? What if um say like you it was your grandmother and you know she still has children or whatever but you know they don't know how to do they don't know any of this stuff. So So then at that point you go to your grandmother and you say hey um grandma I need you to No, she's deceased. I'm saying she's already deceased and then there was there a trust or something wrote? No. Okay. Yeah. So this is how you should work. So here's a here's a court case I found recently from my family. Um, and I had to I went and did more research. But here it shows there was a family that was taking my family to court. They were the plaintiffs cuz my uncle went and put a fence up on this land. He said all of it was our land and that they had stole. So it goes into court. Okay. And it says this is this is how my granny from that was born in 1866 wrote a trust out for us. says men home inc corporation that was owned by my by my family unknown officers trustees successors and assigners incorporation. So this is how you should write yours. So that way it always covers you later on down the line. Even if you don't, you know, if there is no will, if there is nothing written in place, you say the heirs, the executives, the administrators, the adisees, the trustees, the assignees, each of the following named persons to which Kinsey Long fullblood creek Indian role number 8006. This is my great great grandma Anna Spears. Birdie Weldon. She went and said the unknown heirs, executives, administrators, devises, trustees, successors. So this is how you can write your POA uh assigned and immediate and remote to each of the following name. And then it would be your granny's name to wit your granny's name, who she is, her nationality. Okay. Then it says the following name persons. So it will go through and name heirs and people, which you said she still had kids. So you just make sure you name them and name yourself as in as in a living heir. The following named persons each and each if living or if they either or if them be dead. That mean this is legal ease. That's how they talk. So yeah it say if they living if they not if they dead if they dormant whoever in my family will get my land. This is what my granny my great great great great five that's four five five generations back wrote this and said unknown heirs executives administrators devises assenees immediate remote and then it went into my immediate grandmother's family so this was my her her her mama's my grandma's grandma's mama and then this is my grandmother right here my daddy's mother Nancy Thomas she was seven years old when this was wrote when this was originally wrote not when this case would happened my grandmother died in 2020. She was 100 101. All right. So, um yeah. So, you know, any of your property or anything like that, she basically wrote it in terms stating that everybody got this this amount of acres and that even when after I die and after they die, the land can't never be sold. It can't never be given out. That is putting it in judicial determination of airship, y'all. So you can do the same thing if your people already passed. That means that they didn't do any estate planning. That doesn't mean that you can't come in and step in as the next benefiting heir, bonafide heir to this to this lineage. And I would advise going and researching your family to find out who they are if you don't already know because you'd be surprised what you find out. I didn't even know about this. I knew I was Indian. I always knew I already recreated my nation. Me and the red chief been running it for a few years now. And then it's like all this information been falling in my lap this year. I I got in touch with one of my old uncles who he's about 70 years old, 75, and he said, "I think I got something that you're going to be interested in. Sent me this damn court case." I couldn't believe it. I knew who I was. But he, this had the role number in it. And I've been trying to find it for years. Never know. You got never know. You got to talk to your old heads and your family so you can know who you are. Okay? And then there that will give you lineage to go back and file records. You might find something that your grandma already filed and you just don't know because you didn't go look in the in the you didn't go look in the county or you didn't go look in probate court. This is where these things will be found at that we have no clue about in the public y'all. So that is so important like go research so you know and that way you have some willing and willingness behind what you're writing and then you being the next of air is just stating hey I'm the next heir in line for whatever is left. So I have the authority to come back and file for my grandma. It don't have to be no power of attorney. She did it. That's irrelevant because there was no trust. It's like you coming in now with the trust. Okay. All right. So, y'all got that book. Y'all had me on here all night. Y'all got some more questions for me?

I got a question from the beginning if you don't mind. It might be a basic question. Like I said, I'm too uh how big of a deal is it to put the uh registered mail number on the article itself?

Okay. So, it it at that point you're not you just took away the value of the instrument. So, like the value they asked me to put on at the post office. No, you know when they Okay. So, when you do the registered mail number, they say, "Do you want to insure this?" Yeah. You can insure it for $21. That's all it needs, right? You put the $21 on the outside of the envelope. But the but what you are insuring is the registered mail instrument itself. You put the document in on the paper itself and then when you put it into the envelope, you have registered the document on the inside. Screw the envelope. You pay the tax on the paper by putting the $21 in stamps on the envelope. We're going to definitely get into it on Thursday. I'm gonna show y'all a presentation and I I have to go to the post office so I can uh you know get it recorded and show me getting the the documents stamped. So that way there's a woman that's doing this called Christina Wilson. It was posted in Vince's group and I her stuff now. She said that someone went to the post office and did this and the postmaster general even refused to do it like um she put the stamp on the document. That's not true really. Okay. I mean, is it is it a trade secret where they don't want anyone knowing this and clerks and whatnot behind the desk? Well, show them the I'm sure I'm sure the problem is the location that you're going to to get it done. Okay. Well, I look forward to Thursday. That would be great. Thanks.

Yeah. So, you're going She tricked me because I asked her for the rule of registered mail to do it on my own and she's like, "That's not a thing. You might as well just let us do it. Uh, no ma'am. Like you are you trying to give me a legal determination? I like them because I'mma get you fired. No ma'am. You you you are you an employee for the United States? Then you need to stop acting in insurrection and rebellion. I didn't ask you to do it for me. I know what I'm doing. Don't try to act like I'm incompetent because you're incompetent. You got people. They be stepping out of their positions. Do you have to put the brown tape on the backside then or no? Seal. The brown tape is irrelevant, folks. Wow. See, she tricking me. Well, they say the brown tape and then they put it under lock and key, you know, before they mail it. A bunch of Buffalo looney. That's crap. I went to a post office the other day. They wouldn't even give me a few of the registered mail. She said, "Um, you have if you're not mailing it right here, right now, you can't take it." Oh my god. I would tell her to call her purse master general right now. No kidding. They said the same thing to me. And it took three times, three people. Finally, the one lady said, "Yeah, you can give him two two register males." That's when I sent my two. Yeah. And I was Well, I need eight. I I needed eight. And I said, "They got them online. They're just sold out online for them to to mail it to me for free. I said, "I could just I'm so I'm coming up to the post office to get it from you. I I need to enter it and put it on my document." And she said, "Well, we need to do it here." I said, "So, how am I supposed to type it on my doc document? That don't make no sense." That's what I said. She's full of crap. So, what she doing? She's acting an insurrection rebellion. I would call the postal the the uh this is who I would call immediately. Home on her. she won't have a job. Hey, they gave me the same thing. But then I went to another post office and they said the same thing. They can't give it away because they're they're registered for that specific um location. That is a lie. I will record her and then I would I would say, "Ma'am, what's your name?" I'll say, "What's your name?" Cuz I'm about to put you on the uh US Postal Inspector's Fraud Service form. You're about to lose your job today. And then I bet you she'll hurry up and go get them forms. This is the form. So by by her not letting us put that on there, do you think that the attorney general threw our mail in the trash? So yeah, most likely. I mean, if you if you don't if did you track it to the attorney general's office? You need to download the app. Yeah, I didn't do that. Okay, so if you download the USPS app, let me show you what it looks like. Let me turn on my camera. There's also another department that you can uh contact too. Uh Chief, yeah, I got this information from one of the um postal inspectors that sitting out front. He said you ask them who their area consumer affairs uh location is and get the number. That's who regulates uh all the employees sitting up front. USPS. Yep. area consumer complaint consumer affairs uh division. All right. Yeah. They call right over there and either fire them or get them, you know, uh to do what they need to do. Yeah. And then when you get them in trouble, like so there is a call hub stores like um because I'm a mail service provider so I have a permit. I can s I can invoice you a bill with my barcode on there from me. I mean hitting these companies. So you once you get yourself established like that, there's a hub store that you go to that you can buy your your stamps in bulk. Um and it's your permit office where your permit is set up through. So and um and this this is the mail the postal inspector form that you should do if they are doing some fraud or if they're sending you bills, which I think I kind of pulled it up earlier and went over it. So no, that would have been last night and my class my days is running together. So here um under business customer gateway, you can go and create this account for yourself. Okay, you can go online. Let's close some of this stuff where it get flipping out on me. All right. So, you could go into your BCG account and you can create your mailing location for your corporation, which I'm going to say don't use your home address. Even though that is your routing account number, you can create an account for your home address on top of that after. But here when you go into your postal wizard in order to set this up So in here um let's see manage permits. So you see now I have one for my business location and then one for my home address. So when you go in to click these, they going to give you a hub store that you go in to do it at. Here it is right here. So Dayton, Ohio 45419651. This is that location where my permit is active. I can send meter mail, uh, pre-cancel stamp mail, pre um, pre-information mail, permit. So, basically, this this just gave me my location. So, you can we can Google this and this this is not like a regular store up here in Ohio. You got a whole bunch of post offices and you don't have any postal services. So, you have to remember the postal service is the one that's dealing with uh the postal service is the one that's dealing with there it is. So, this is a corporate location, a corporate foundation. They they house permits. They give out everything for everybody else. It is not always uh it's not a service that's available to everybody. Notice that this doesn't say USPS. It says post office. Does it make a difference? Very much. Very much so. Because when you're dealing with a postal service, that is a fiscal agent for the United States acting on behalf of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Here, this is a post office that's under military control. So, the postal services are definitely different from the from the post office. And at the post office, I can actually go in there and get uh let me see if I can find it. I can go in there and get my permits. I can get my bulk mail. I can get all the things that I can't get in one of them fake ass post offices. And this this post office look like a shipping dock. Like when you go in the door, it looks like, you know, like they pull trucks up to the back and this is where they load the mail out from. I think every state has a hub office and that's what this this office is called, a hub office. So here's a locator where you can put it in and notice Dayton Post Office. So then it pulled up a different address on West Side. Um in my hub office, it didn't show my hub office. So, these are postal services. That's not actually a post office. My hub office pulled up in a different location because they're going to keep these private and they're not that it's private and it's open to the public for you to go in and do mail services. But at these locations, they do training. They show you how to use the postal wizard. They show you how to set up the postal box. They show you how to become a uh transmitting utility with your money through the postal service because everything is attached to your CR number, customer registration identification number and then uh your non-digit postal code like I said. So this is a corporate business. So when I put it under business, it did not want my last four digits. When I put this house address, it wanted my last four digits. And that's because one is public, one is private. Both under my business though. So I think this is the one. Now I had set up this permit, but I set up the other one for the corporation for the business. So when they don't acknowledge me and I send it by notary presentment, they got three times and I'mma take them in a default. Then I'm go get a federal filing on them in federal court. cuz y'all you tired of the thievery and it getting over. So it's about the office that you go to folks, the office. So um you just going to have to find a hub office. And like I said, you can ask is there a postmaster available? And when offices is talking like that, I'mma tell you they don't have no postmaster at that office. That postmaster is stationed somewhere else in another location. And that's why they running a muck acting in insurrection and rebellion. So it's definitely time to go and uh go back and collect and report because you got to tell on them so they can get in trouble. You have no authority to tell me how many uh registered mail numbers I can get. What? You don't know what type of business I'm doing. So, what you're doing is is actually violating the postal service authority by trying to get trying to take authority that you don't have and tell me what I can and cannot use. See, I go in there and start asking them questions. Okay. Do you know about the business customer gateway account? Do you know how to make a deposit into the to the to the trust account? Most of them don't even know that it's a trust account that exists and that the post office is a bank. They have no clue. So if if if I come in there to do a deposit into my in my EPS account and then you can't even uh acknowledge it for me. You can't tell me why is it not showing you going wrong with they website that be happening sometimes. She's not pulling up the EPS, but I should be able to So in the trust account here at the postal service, they so stupid they don't even know that the Wells Fargo is the bank and the Wells Fargo is holding the trust account and that the bank is Wells Fargo. It's called receivables. like but but but they keep it they keep it like that so that way the people that work there are are uh good slaves. They're good slaves. They're not going to put up an argument. They're going to actually think that what they're arguing about is the truth. It has nothing to do with that. I had to actually go in and show them, hey, this is how you make the deposit in here. Why you trying to tell me what I can and cannot do? You're an idiot. You don't know. Wells Fargo is the post office. It is the bank. This is a receivable's trust account. It's already a trust account set up from your address. You just have it when it activated it. Now, we'll get into going into the trust, you know, the more we try to get more classes done. Um, so, uh, but I I do try to get into different subjects. Right now, it's just tax season and we're going over liquidating a birth certificate. But you're not on my time schedule like I just showed you this. So you can come right in here, create you a business customer gateway under your trust EIN estate and then you go into help and then you read you go in here, you click help and it's going to take you into the training section and you can go in here and you can read all these manuals because that's exactly what I did to learn how to use the electronic payment system to learn, you know, what the processes were, what all this is, what is This what is this? This is the bank that is handling your your presentments, your international billings that are sending them to you monthly. These this is them. It's all through the post office. Everything is here. So, I want y'all definitely end the night with that because the post office is important. Do y'all got any other questions for me?

Yes. How much is the class for Thursday? The first classes don't meet actually everybody. So there is no fee and normally it's just $60 a class. I don't charge a lot. So um because they're weekly, you know, $60 does add up, but it is my treat to invite all y'all Thursday. No, no charge. Thursday. Thank you, thank you, Tori. Fabulous. Thank you so much. um when filing um let's say you doing the 1099 for like a child support case. Are we doing the 1099 on the courthouse and the agency? Yes. Okay. Thank you. But your agency really is the one and the courthouse is just the one administering the funds, but the agency is the one that committed the fraud. How does that work for child support? Because like my boyfriend, he had his main case up in Alaska and then they did a foreign judgment in Oregon, but now both states are coming after him for the same debt and they have different amounts even though it's the same child support case. Right. So you have one that's now he has an ID there, right? An ID? You mean like a state ID? Yeah. He never had an Alaska ID. the mom kidnapped the kids up there and so and then she filed for SNAP and all that. So then she had them come after him and so they did it in Alaska and then they did the foreign judgment in Oregon this year on it. Right. So what she did was she went and got benefits and she gave them his social. So um it's actually no contract in place that allows them to do that. So you must literally just um you can do the 1099 AS on both of them. So, so the tax evasion can be reported, but like I said, that does not cancel debt, you guys. So, I don't want you thinking that, oh, this is going to eliminate my tax or them trying to come after me for the money. No, you have to go directly to the horse's head and cut it off. So, like I said, I'm going to show you how to do that next Thursday on Thursday in class. Okay? So, and this will be how to go in and assert any debt or obligation that they're giving you. Um, now, as far as the so-called post offices not wanting to uh scan these documents, like I said, I'm going to go and get proof that it can't happen. You have to just go to your hub office, your proper office, and go talk to where make sure that a postmaster is there when you go in. you can call before you go there and say, "Hey, I want to come in and get some certified documents done um on uh on paper. Uh is there a requirement for it have to be on an envelope?" And they're going to say, "No." So, what you're doing is dealing with cop blockers who have no knowledge and they're idiots and they're being called back in these meetings and then they're saying, "Well, we got fraudsters coming up here that's trying to do fraud in the post office." So, uh, you guys need to watch out for people that's trying to buy dollar money orders. We're going to stamp them. I got a girl fire in Texas, okay? And I never seen another 50 cents, 50 bracket stamp on my dollar money orders ever again. And I said, "Ma'am," she took the stamp off my envelope and she was like, "You can't get credit for that." And I was like, "Why not?" And she was like, "You just can't do it. I'm just not doing it." I said, "Ma'am, don't take my stamp off of there. Don't take my stamp off of there." Then on top of that, she took it, she covered it up with the registered mail label, and then she tried to make me pay for it. And I said, "Ma'am, okay, I need to get a dollar money order." She was like, "Oh yeah, we know what y'all doing with these acting all it's the rest of the rebellion. Let me sit you down real quick, ma'am." So, I went right and called got her postmaster general. Right. He wasn't at that office, but I had to go to another office. And he followed me back over there and walked her out the door. Goodbye. You in here doing extra like, "No, ma'am. You You forg my mail. I can do a mail for claim on you because you altered my mail. I told you what I wanted done and then you try to tell me what the way you thought it was supposed to be." Oh, no, ma'am. No, ma'am. So, go ahead and run me my money. I I got the whole I ended up that's when I really started using my uh number, but now they didn't got rid of that service where you there's no more corporate accounts available. Uh so that's why if you like because some states like in Texas, they're independent. It's their own country. They're starting to actually go back into that manner. So they're still allowing people to use the postal accounts. They're not listening to the government. So they're like they're acting in insurrection and rebellion against the falsified government. Well, they're really the false government, but then they're arguing against another false government. So, it's like two bad devils fighting against each other. Okay. Um state a a aka being ran by deep state and then you got the federal government, which is not the feds at all. Right. So, um, so basically you want to um have them uh I basically I had him scan the um the envelope and then I paid for the dollar I mean I got I got the dollar money order and like I said she stamped it. She stamped the back of it and then I went and got him. He handled it and then I was able to get a dollar money. I actually got $10 money orders that day for $1 with no stamp on them. And then um he had to actually credit my account or credit me for the stamps. I had $21 in stamps on the envelope and she took a red marker and marked through it and then said she wasn't going to give me credit. That is illegal. They cannot tell you how many. They are a service. Okay. Now, what I'mma tell you is outside the glass doors, that's where all the services is for free at. You got general post out there. You got all the uh pre-sorted class envelopes that you need. You got all that stuff that if you know how to use it for free, it's free. Period. It's free. But there's a lot of people that don't know that you can mail certify mail for free. There's a code that allows you to do that. There's uh you you've got the one of our classmates posted a video how to mail stuff for free and the guy said it's basically all prepaid. It is. It's all prepaid. Like a little debit card to do the certified and registered ship to for free. It's all free. I did uh I did two cent uh international registered mail and it worked for free. Well, for free. Two cents. However you want to say it. two senses, but that's that's really gold. So, we gave them too much, cheap. Yes. Do mail a card to your family member who doesn't believe in any of this and they get it for free. They're looking at you like, "Oh my god." Yes, definitely. The lady that used to live here at this house that I I purchased in Ohio, her mail was still coming here. So, like every month I would send it to her and then she have like this big bulk of mail. She's like, "Well, how much is that costing you?" She's like, "I see it says zero on here." I said, "It don't cost me nothing. It's just the time to take it up there to you." She was like, "How is that possible?" Like, girl, it's just too much to teach you right now. I, you know, just take the blessing and be happy that you What do you do? What do you do if you cannot if the original lender is no more? Then whoever is Whoever How come you can't get them? But they went out of business. Delta Funding is no longer in business. Right. So then, but who did you originally go to before them? Delta Funding. So then then they sold your contract over to the second company. Yes. I would still go file my taxes on Delta Funding. Don't matter if they not in business no more. That even matters. Hell, I would go say they withheld money from me too since they don't exist. I'll go put the fool about and withhold it and say, "Yeah, they didn't report this. I don't know where the company is, but I realized it. Here's the debt instrument, and this is how much they owe me." The IRS will go find them and say, "Hey, you owe money." Thank you. Tori, do we um How was the sequence of the A, B, and C? If we're already um save the repo, do we do the C? Do we do the A then the B then the C? I mean, well, you can't discharge the C, do the C. Well, can you do the C? Because I haven't received a C from them. It was recent. Um, they did a auction and now the debt collector, they're telling you that you owe money. So, let me explain what happened. I used to repo cars. Um, so what they did was sold your car and then minus the repo fee and the towing fee and um how much they could auction it off for, it might have still had a balance left. So then what they're doing is stating that okay, we'll take that balance and we're going to we're going to pay our debt that's supposedly owed which never was owed. And then then they'll say, well, the creditor still has a leftover balance. And remember, they have a a contract between them and the first company. So what's happening? Every time you make a payment, they're splitting the interest. And then the principal is going to you. They splitting the interest. That's why the interest is so high. So when you don't make a payment, there's no interest to split. So somebody's going to default on somebody because really you never really owed it. So they have to keep the sham up. So you gonna file it on both of them. And what I now am I doing C first then go back and do AB and and and that's in general with any of I would do the C on both of the companies and um I would do the A on both of the companies and then I would do the B on both of the companies. And at this point you're just saying hey um and you can do where you're the payer at the top. Now notice on the 1099 C I didn't say put yourself as a payer but when you're trying to pay them right one could endorse the back of a 1099A if you had the actual form but when you're filing it online you know you don't have the fiber form unless y'all are do have some you can order them and then you can actually paid and order to to them on the back of the 1099A and give it to them. Now it doesn't mean that they're going to acknowledge it. So, I would just say file it on 1099 online. So, that way it goes directly in to the IRS from where you filed it there and then the argument starts with the IRS. So, it's the point to let them know that. Now, if they have already taken the car and already sold it, um then yeah, it would be the perfect time to do the taxes for it. Okay. So, um you're saying they've already taken it, they already auctioned it, and they're telling me I owe. So, go ahead. Right. So now for whatever amount that you owe, tell them to send you a bill. Okay. Well, the the send me send me a bill for it and I'll pay it. I need a statement. Tell them I need a statement. Just send me a bill and I'll and I'll make sure I get it paid for you. And then they'll say, "Okay, yeah, we'll get you a statement over." And when they get you the statement, now you know exactly how much you need to do the 1099 A, B, and C for. Okay. Okay. And then and remember the statement is a statement of account which means we can we can report it on our taxes. Okay. And with that um and with doing this do we need to like wait till one is accept like if we do the two a two A's we do we wait till one A is accepted then do the next A wait till that's accepted then do the B and and you know so forth like that or can you do them all at one time? Ain't no point in waiting. Okay. Accept them when they accept them. Don't don't wait. You need to get on it now because they just did it. So they about to try to steal and pocket the money. Okay. And in and in general with all the other other things that we're going to be doing A's, B's, and C's with. Um just do it. And we don't have to do it like in a sequent, you know, we don't have to wait or do it in any any type of sequence besides A, B, C. I mean AB, it's a joint venture. So, A, B, and C. Okay, that's just what it is. It's a joint vision, A, B, and C. If we have the carbon copies for all of those forms, um, couldn't we do it and send the IRS their form instead of doing them online, or would you rather us just do them online? Oh, if you have the carbon form, I'm all about the pen. It's my sword. And I can write whatever I want in my box. Okay. I could say I can write way more words. I'm not limited to what I could put. So, I'm all about the forms. If you have them on paper, just make sure you do a 1096 per each 1099. So, like if I'm doing 1099s, then it would require one form for each and then would I have to mail them separately or can they all go in the same envelope to the IRS? for that one transaction. It can, but each one you gonna have 10 different. Okay. And remember that you Oh, go ahead. Yeah, you could do the 1040 with that and include that right on in all at the one time. Now, Chief told us what to do with the purchase orders. What do you recommend for if you're trying to buy a house? Can we do kind of like the same thing? No, doesn't work like that because you got to close. Uh the title companies are the one hellbound to the properties. They're the ones that hold the paperwork. So with that, you just have to know how to sign and close. Sign and close. What I would do is uh take an attorney into my closing with me, one that know what we know or a legal advisor. And then at that point um at that point you will see them operate in a different capacity. So uh or you know how to sign. So if you're going to extend credit for it then there is no money down. So that's why you have an attorney in place. So you say okay this is a finance so there is no there is no money down. And then they're not going to question him or her. They're not going to question that because they know that there's no financing money involved in a in a finance transaction. It's the sum of all charges. So, if you're trying to say, I got to give you $8,000 in earnest money or $8,000 in closing costs. No, add it into the finance charge. Then, once you get it all in the finance charge and you sign, your signature is going to be different. You're going to pay order to the United States Treasury. Got it. Thank you. We do not sign on the dotted line. We

Flip it over and sign mine. That's what you do. Flip it over and sign it. It'll be so heated. I had one client give her ID and she blanked out all her stuff on her ID. And this is how I know it's connected to them when they're selling the property because, uh, they come running busting out the door. "Hey, your ID does, we can't get the numbers off of there." She said, "What do you need that for?" They was like, "What do you mean? Like, we need those numbers." And she gave the social security card and blocked out the number. I'm talking about, she said, "I gave you the card. That's what you asked for." Like, "What?" "We need the numbers." "No, no, you don't. I just did the transaction with you. We've already signed. I'm not resending my signature. Are you guys trying to re-sign?" I'm talking about angry that they couldn't go resell or steal that damn contract because how I'm telling you, we take control and you are in control at that point.

How long does it take to liquidate the birth certificate? That's a process. Now, I mean, the paperwork that we're doing, um, is to get you in a position to where you're ready to now, once you go get the, when we talked about getting the QPS, getting them a pot still by the Secretary of State, then you have to go incorporate yourself in Minnesota as an unincorporated business. Trucks. It is free to file this because this is how you come back from seed, but it's a process to get all the paperwork together. And then that's has nothing to do with the Treasury Direct account and liquidating through that. It has nothing to do with creating the trust for the liquidation. So, there's a lot of steps with this, but we did all that already.

"Okay, well, it, what, what do you mean you did all that?" "I did everything but, um, it's one thing you said, um, the unincorporated in Minnesota. I already, um, did the authentication for the birth certificate and I already got the TDA account for the trust. I got all of that stuff. I already got the oppos. I got the tip. I got the QIP. I got all of that." "Well, I'm not, I'm not far off from being done with that part, but we'll see. I'll see you. I mean, we'll talk on Thursday." "Huh?" "Yeah, for sure. So, the bank, the like everybody might have this, but this is this has the forms in there that you need for your Treasury account. I did go over this last night in my class, so we will recap on it on Thursday." "Okay, I'm gonna show you something. I'll be there on Thursday. Um, you got the sauce right there. The forms." "Okay, Miss Tori, here it is. Here's the TD forms that you need to activate your account. All right. I'll work on that this week before we, um, screenshot them so you know what they..." "I just did." "Yeah, we'll work on it on, that's what I'll be doing, um, by Thursday by the time we link up again."

"Okay, awesome. So, how we gonna know? You gonna drop it in Vince's chat or, or your own chat or how we gonna know?" "Yeah, I'm, I'mma drop it in, um, in Vince's chat. That's send it to him so that way he, uh, he can get it out to you guys for sure." "Thank you so much. Thank you, everybody. Thank you, Vince. Thank you, Tori. Thank you. Great day today." "I know you got to pee, girl. I know you got to pee and go eat or something. I've been getting up and back and forth." "Hey, Tori, can you do, can you go over just real quick about the, uh, the pay to the, uh, Treasury steps?" "Say it again." "The pay to the Treasury step, uh, um, stuff that you was just on the back of the instrument." "Mhm." "So, you just write it out or you, you said stamp it or what's, what's the proper procedure?" "I mean, you can use this watermark. Like I said, it, I would like to take off value and put honor. You can use this one and use it and put it on the back, or you can use Adobe and write out your own. Um, so basically, like I said, it's accepted for honor, return for value, and it's, uh, um, payable to the United States Treasury and within care of your name because you're paying it back to you. It has nothing to do with paying it to the Treasury. The Treasury is just the account that's been giving us funding this whole time. So when you are, when you are paying it to the Treasury, you are in care of yourself, your all cash name. That's what it's about." "Huh?" "And then you come in as the, um, natural saving person, the authorized representative, and then you sign your actual signature." "I hear it in here, but I don't see it. But the all name is the, um, the fix is basically the, um, the account. So, and notice that it doesn't have paid to the United States Treasury here, because that's really not required. They already gave you the money. So now you're accepting it from you, from your person, which is the ENSUS corporation with the UCCC contract trust or the, or the, uh, Department of the Treasury. But that's why I said stop using their EIN because that's not your account. Your account is in your name and you holding that. It's, I just read the social security card to you. So, I wish somebody would come talking about, 'Well, why did you do a negotiable instrument from your social security number account?' Then that means that you know what I use. And if you knew that, then you just told me some." "What?" "You can't ask me that question. This, I'm the holder in due course of this account. It says that it's mine. So, I can do what I want to do with the number. We're just not taking control of that. So, yeah, if they ever was to come to you, you could say, 'Well, I'm the straw man corporation, so I know that I'm the creditor, so what you talking about is irrelevant.' And it's about standing on your square. Like I said, they will try you to see if you know, you know, and then using these template documents. Red Chief was talking about it earlier. They're using these templates that's in these groups. So when you got a thousand people sending in the same, they ain't processing your stuff, you're going in a box."

"Now, that's something I, I do want to, uh, mention because I don't, I didn't, I don't remember you touching bases on that." "Like, okay, so there was a situation where I came across this video where a, a guy had used his birth certificate and put 'Paid to the order of,' and then funded his trust with that. Is that possible?" "No. He lying. He lying. Okay. It must have been some other stuff. He didn't show no receipt. He didn't show that birth because I have literally took a, a copy, not a copy, but a certificate of live birth, meaning just one directly from the state, and I did a lien on it through the state. I put a UCC and I took it into a bank after I got a steal. Did they deposit that and give me a line of credit? Yes, I had a line of credit on that. I did this in 2011, 10, I think 11, and I had that black card for like, I don't know, six years or some, when you're required to pay $175,000 a week spend on that to keep the card to have it valid. It's an open-ended credit and I was drawing credit off of my social, but there's no telling how much the bank was receiving on behalf of that. And then they let me take money out for a whole year straight. And then the next year they cut my ass off and was like, 'You violated the terms and conditions,' blah, blah. I didn't know none of that. I was young. Like, I'm just happy that it worked. Right. Right. What? Like, yeah. So, these processes, like I said, they work and then people burn them out because too many the wrong people are getting the processes and then it's just all messed up. And then you have the processes that don't work because people don't have all the steps. And then they're really burning it out for other people. Like the dude said in the video, you don't, you don't have your UCCs written correctly. You didn't do it right. So, that's why they're writing, they're doing fraud on you. They're saying you're committing fraud. But if you know your position, then they can't. What they talking about? Nothing. Ain't nothing you can talk about because you don't know." "Right. Right. Let's do nine."

"Hey Tori, I just want to say thank you for being diligent in in responding to the questions because I've had some teachers that as soon as you ask a question, they send you to hell." "Oh, yeah. Those are the ones that you throw them in the trash can because they're stealing. They're in there trying to rob you when you don't want to. When you ask a question and they cut your ass out when you're asking that, they don't know the answer. That's what that means. Or they're going to hit you with, 'You need to go read that. Go research that.' Them the people don't go back to their classes. You throw them in the trash can right along with their so-called knowledge because it's straight up." "Is there anybody, is there anybody that's been on this call today that don't feel like they got value today?" "Oh man, you should like [Music] value body like that. Can we have your, you a hug? The [Music] the the most simple PO explanation I ever heard after hearing so much from so many other people. Period. Because usually, usually the, uh, usually the process is charge you and then give you as little time as possible with answering the phone and it's always when you need them, right? But today you got value. And this is, I, I would always say that if there was a person that could put somebody in a mental coma by teaching them something, it's cheap because she teaches you and you can see now that she's passionate. She gives real value. I think always good when you have people that's listening and then they're also not just listening, but they're listening to learn and not listening to rebut or not listening to object to what you telling them. When you can absorb the knowledge and believe me, I got a thousand more things to tell y'all, way more than this. This is just nothing. This today is basic, more than that. We gonna be together forever. So, yeah, and it's critical right now, Tori. We all know that it's super critical for what's happening in this world." "Very much. And we must stick together as the people here that are left to do so as the Americans. Like it does to me, it's not about race or color anymore. We're the nationality is American versus the other countries and you must understand that even if you are part of that other country and you're in America, you're an American now. So the heart is going to be on you like it was on the Americans before. Even though the colors and the times have changed, the game never changes, just the colors do. So remember, they have done it and they will do it again and continue to do it. Right. So I am, I'm so thankful to have to actually have Vince come to me with the opportunity because I feel like it was a great thing for us to develop and grow. So that way if anybody has had any blockages, we just remove those and now we can move on to the next step. So everybody can actually start getting results, right? Because you know now we know that we need to also charge ourselves versus reporting on the company that we gave the money to so we can get the money back now."

"So, um, and I was about an hour and a half late into it. I don't know if you had said, how did you, how did you begin and how did you start and become informed?" "Um, 2008, 2006, uh, five, I graduated from high school. 2006, I went straight into college. I did two years, um, in to criminal justice. So I was actually going into being an attorney. Um, and then I took an extracurricular class with Steve Jordan Maxwell. Okay. Uh, which I'm sure maybe some of y'all know who he is. He's a philosopher. He teaches on on this subject matter. Jordan was, Jordan was a good friend of mine. I actually, person, awesome. So, yeah, he was a teacher, professor of mine. Um, I had him for an entire semester, uh, and he was just filling in for somebody else, one of his friends. So, I feel like it was a great opportunity because it opened my eyes, um, from him. I got into Patrick Devon's classes. I was actually in Patrick's class and Harvey, I mean, Winston, Winston House. I was in his classes as well. I have a majority of all of their stuff. Winston Stout." "Yeah. Yeah. Winston Stout." "Yeah. I have like, I have classes where I've did with them. I did one with Winston Stout, uh, going over Corpus Circundum. This video is like from 201." "Somebody mute. You're not talking to me. Please mute your phone. There's a guy talking. We can't hear her. It's Sharon. Sharon, mute." "Okay. Okay. So, um, the Winston Stout, which I ended up doing a class with, um, Patrick and him and another lady named Jess, and we did the corporate dressum. I do have that video. I just have to find it. So, I'll make sure I, I can, you know, give that to y'all, which will give you more insight on banking rules and laws. But then I've been with Patrick till he died in 2018. So like, I mean, I get really passionate about it, but I have actually done stuff and had success like I know, you know, processes and then then the taxes was just the tip of the iceberg when I realized, oh, so these companies are not going to acknowledge what we do, but if I go get a PIN with the IRS and an EIN with the IRS, I can go and file it and act as an agent on my own. So that was that intrigued me like, oh yeah, I'm about to get in here. I could take self-training classes on the IRS website for free to teach me. Look, and that's what I did. So this other knowledge is just profound in the mind, probably encoded in my DNA. Some of the stuff I've never read before in my life, but I know it like the back of my hand. So I've, I've, I've done it for a long time. So, um, definitely that was, that was me. So from college straight out, as as I graduated, let's see, 2005, I was 17, 17, I went straight into college. I didn't take no break. So then, you know, um, I did also had my trial in the military too. So I've done that. I'm an ex-veteran."

"Girl, you dangerous." "Yeah." "What branch did you, what branch?" "I'm 37. And I was, yeah, I did the Air Force." "Nice. Thank you for your service." "Yes. Thank you. Thank you, guys. It was definitely wonderful to do it and, uh, just get that experience. Um, my daughter's following my footsteps. She's in the National Guard right now. So I think it's a great opportunity. You know, I've tried to definitely give the knowledge. I actually do little classes with her and her college friends. So they can learn about finances because it's important because they, they don't teach, teach equity or finance in school anymore. So our youth is just doomed because they don't understand about credit and how to build and how to start. So with the youth, I'm working on them with that program, me and Red Chief. So, um, we, we actually offer a program for that for the children. So, um, I think for all of you that got teenagers that's getting ready to be 18 years old, we should be targeting the uniform of transfers and minors app. If they are not 21 yet, you still should be targeting the uniform of transfers of minors app account. I would advise to go to your state and pull it up and read it. It is detrimental that you can do this while your child is in the age to transfer the money to them. Period. You won't have to do none of the, that we got to do. None of it if you just go and collect at age 18." "Wow. What is that called again?" "Act. Repeat it. I'm sorry." "The Uniform of Transfers of Minors Act." "You could put in U M, I mean UTM A, and then put the state that you were born in or that you had your kids in. So, uh, matter of fact, let me just give y'all the find aid website again because that is important. Find aid." "And if they are that age, it's still, it's still too late. Like if they're 18, it's not too late. They still age of a majority. They just now have become the age to where they can sign contracts. So, it's not too late. And they don't have to go through what we went through. They, we can just do, teach them how to, and we can just have them transfer." "Correct. You go right into the state and you say, 'Okay, yeah, we need to, with, we need to do the IEP test. My, my child has attained the age of majority. They are ready to accept their benefits from the state.' And I, in Texas, if you go look it up, they actually got it listed on the US court on their website for the Uniform of Transfers of Minors Act. And they got the people's, the, the minor names listed for who can come and get their stuff. But you think they sending out a letter telling the adults that, 'Hey, your kid is listed on this list and if you don't come get it, it's abandoned property?' No, they just posted it in the public and if you know, you know. But if you don't know, you ain't gonna show and they ain't gonna give it to you. I'm serious. It's Texas website. I seen it. I'm just doing my research. When I was down there, and I do this when I move into a state, I got to understand. So, Texas courts, I got four kids. I'm about to go grab nieces, nephews." "Girl, get it together." "Facts. Facts on that. I'm not, I'm not playing. It is serious. Like, let me find it. So, let's see. Texas courts sometimes was like, this is the judicial I need, like the one that says 1889. Red Chief, what website is that? See, what's that chief on, on when we go into Texas courouses, you know, like the main website that says, uh, Um, the uniform." "Hey, so this website right here that just popped up is the uniform of transfers of minors. I mean, excuse me, is the, uh, Chris system. This is the Chris system right here. Look where it says District CF Bank Rushy. This is all lines for uniform transfers of minors. I mean, not excuse me, I keep saying it. For the, um, Chris system. You have to have an account to log into this. I have one in Oklahoma. And this is where they go in and do the deposits direct to the goddamn treasury right here. Southern District Courts is now a next generation CMECF. This is their electronic transfer system. Yeah, this is it. You now, there, look, reminder panels for trustee. I was, I was in ter, I was in training. Let's say I was in college for to become an attorney. I did get my CLL license, which meant I was a, a lawyer in training. I just didn't never go through with the going to Oxford and getting in the casket and all that. I don't need that. Like, I'm good. They didn't know who they was messing with. So I just absorbed and moved around."

"I'm not getting a casket." "Yeah, you gotta get in the casket. You know that?" "No." "Yeah, you gotta go to Oxford. You go get your inauguration in Oxford to become a bar member of initiation or something. That's an initiation. It's like, go watch what is that movie called? Skull and Bones. Old school movie came out in the 80s. It's got like all the actors, Charlie Sheen and all of them in there, and they're showing you what the Skull and Bones had to go through and what the, what their organization is. And all these were attorneys that were going to Yale and different colleges and basically in order to, when you get ready to graduate, you have to go and do your last training, which is like eight weeks, and you go to Oxford, or they have another facility, and when you go there, you're going through all this satanic. I don't know if they make you eat kids and drink blood. I know you gotta get in a casket though. I know that. And sometimes you shed blood. They might cut your hand. Like, this is, this is all satanic crazy. They work for the bar association. They are not a part of America. So they are foreign nationals operating in a private capacity governing the wards of state. That's why they died in the prisoners of war, y'all. So what was the war? The civil war. They came and captured everybody and made them property. Who was the people that did that? Lawyers, doctors, the same today that we supposed to trust our kids with, man. This is not a game." "No." "Yeah. Doctors, they get mad when you want to reserve your rights. So when you ask questions, you, y'all better start paying attention. The mom to stay home, both are out working so that they can take care of your children and do all the other crap that you're talking about." "Correct. Like just like when you have your baby in the hospital and then here comes the goddamn nurses that's gonna take your baby out the room and then you don't know what the hell she doing with your baby. They going to do a blood ritual with your child's feet." "Yeah. Your child's feet." "Yeah, I know." "Thank you." "Serious." "Yeah, I know." "Doing that." "Yep." "Yeah." "Yeah." "And then our, our doc, our nurses, they don't know. They're not in it. They're just, they just work there, right? They have no clue. You have certain doctors that are in certain fields for that reason. Some doctors don't want to deal with the patients that die. So they go do plastic surgery because they want to make patients better. You have pediatricians that don't want to see kids that are sick and hurt." "That's what you think. But how come the doctor that delivers the child is not the doctor that, that helps raise the child?" "Because they are in two different systems. One is a, one is the one that docks them." "I, I literally had when I had my kids, my doctor that delivered my child, his name was Boplay. He was from, um, the Middle East. Okay. His name was Dr. Bolay. He was, he was OBGYN. And I used to say, 'You like staring at vaginas, right?' I just want to make him feel uncomfortable, you know. And I said, 'Why are you not the pediatrician, but your wife is the pediatrician?' And he used to say, 'I'm not in the, I'm not in the business of raising children.'" "And I wanted, if I knew what I knew now, I would have said to him, 'Oh, so you're in the business of stealing children. Docking us to the dock as a foreign national. You're doing it because it's a part of the government's authority.' This is why most of your doctors are foreigners because they can shove them into doing what they want them to do." "Well, you know, you are Nobel Peace Prize. You know, you have delivered this many kids for this amount of time. I would hate to see something happen to your license." "I'm telling you, they will use their authority. So, it is not a coincidence when you have these people that have second-class citizens to America, but they're running all of your the things that we need to be doing because they got us so busy with work." "No, I don't. Hospitals. I have, I had my son at a birthing center, but still kind of skeptical because, uh, I remember the, the, uh, lady, she said she was forced to have to prick the baby's feet. They, um, I guess charged her with something saying that she wasn't doing something, upholding something. So she, it's called a grievance." "Yep." "He apologized, but she said she had to to prick his, his foot. I didn't understand what she was talking about." "Look, because they want to, they testing us for who we are when our DNA and they putting us in a, and I still got the same prick you talking about. Let me see if you can see it on my wrist. Take a picture." "So, right here, I don't know if y'all can see. They did it on your wrist. They did it on my wrist and on my foot. The heel of the foot." "I thought it was supposed to be the heel. I have it on my heel on my foot. The same three-prong print. Three prongs. And I remember the day out and then a footprint on the paper. Then they put the footprint on the paper. They let the blood drain and then once it covers the foot, then you get a copy of that. That's why it comes back to you in black copy. It's a black copy. It's not the original because the original has blood on it that has to be pledged to the, to the satanic war. It's not a game. That's why everybody is forced to have birth, the birth certificates because they need to pledge their weight and go to the Vatican for the so-called debt that's not owed anymore because they never won a goddamn war. They never know the Vatican. They, they double worshippers for real." "Well, it's the Vatican, it's the Holy See, and it's the, um, the Vatican, the Holy See, and District of Columbia. Those are called the holy, holy state. The state of whole. Let me find this book. The holy state. Profound state. Does this public use rule conduct model confession blogging profane? No, that is that's part of it. But that's not it. I think it's called a holy, the holy seed. Let me get it. A holy seat." "There's a show on, uh, Amazon called The Nice and, and, uh, I guess accurate Good Omens. They literally do what you just said, Tori, with the blood and they were looking for the baby that, like their whole season one is about that. That's, this is what they do. They have to do this." "Okay, so this comes from a heritage from from from Great Britain. Okay. From the Romans. Okay. They've been the ones, um, you, you guys heard of the clay, the clay, the clay, the clay story in the Bible where, um, you got the brass made of with the Romans and then it goes down to the clay and all of that body. Well, now you know it talks about the sea monster coming up out the sea and then there was a monster that with the seven head that stuck out with another horn. For that horn is the holy sea and that horn has been holding everybody captive since it has rose from the depths of hell, which would be the, the, uh, commerce, the sea of commerce. So the holy sea, the Vatican, and the, the, um, the, um, District of Columbia, which is in Washington DC, all have ovulus in their location. The Cleopatra ovulus is in the holy sea. They actually took that from Egypt. Here in America, you have the other obelisk that's in the District of Columbia. These are not, these are by design, not by accident. What they're doing is telling you that our empire is one. On the back of the dollar bill, it says Norviso, which is Latin for, uh, our enterprise is one." "Yeah. Circular. Circular. Norvis order to clone, meaning our round enterprises one. Okay. It's on the back of everything that you want to know is on a dollar bill. Everything. The, the, the Skull and Bones, the spider web, us being caught into the goddamn spider web. The whole dollar bill is in a spider web and then we're caught in the web. It's got Skull and Bones on there. It's got all type of crap when you actually start looking at it. And do you know the contract? There's an Indian on the dollar bill, too. Do you know where that is?" "No." "Where?" "Okay. My friend is KW. He's from Ohio. I don't, you probably have heard of him. If you turn the dollar bill upside down on the back side, okay, you'll see the, um, so the, the shield or the, it looks like the shield when you have it upright. That's actually, um, it's a shield, but whenever you think of KW says when you look at it and see a shield, think a child because the child is the birth certificate. So, if you see the headdress on the Indian and he's holding his arms out and he's got a pen in one hand and he's supposed to sign the birth certificate right here." "Yeah, it's right there. The Indian. Look at that with, with the flag and then our shield." "Oh my gosh. That's like the newest sign I never seen. I'm always learning something new. But it's right there. The kid holding his arm like this." "Yeah." "Well, you're supposed to endorse the back of the BC. You've had it signed, sealed, and delivered by the registrar. Now, you are the registrar. Now, you need to accept that. And I told you that you sign it over. It's a, it's a stock certificate. It could pay for anything. Patrick Divine paid for his heart surgery with his goddamn birth certificate. Yeah. It bought him a couple more years and then he went back to smoking a thousand cigarettes a day. So, didn't help mom."

"Um, so, yeah, that, that was really, really good information. Um, now I think it has three stars on the book. Three stars, uh, on the book cover." "Hold on. I'mma find this book. This is the book that tells you everything. I like Jordan Maxwell. He, he the truth. He, uh, always talks about Elodial titles and I remember he, he's always on Killer Pre-Show, too." "Yep, he is." "Um, he's getting really old now. So, um, plus he has a contract with them. So, he's, he's a red shoe wearer. Um, so I believe he sacrificed kids and too. But that's why he allowed it to go around here and educate you on the facts of what, uh, what is true and what is not. But he's not revealing to you how to get out of the system. He just gives you little steps and little tricks and little nannies and crannies so you can put the, connect the dots together for yourself. But he would go against his oath if he was to help you. So he cannot. He's just there to educate you and keep you from thinking from believing in the Bible. I know that for a fact. Like, he'll tell you that it was written from somewhere else. Well, not telling you that Teotihuacan and Tikal and all these different, you know, Mansa Musa and all them was brothers who actually ran the land prior to them rewriting the Bible when they did the Geneva copy. So Jordan Maxwell will tell you that the Bible is satanic and that it was, uh, written by devils. But you must understand that well, um, that means that the devil's got the Bible that was already written and then rewrote it. Like you got the, what the guy, the young guy right now who's saying that he knows what the Ark of the Covenant is. Have y'all seen that? He's a, he's a race car. I don't know. He's somebody, a celebrity, and he was blabbing his mouth about him knowing what it is in the back. What's his name? Ryan Garcia or some like that. The boxer." "Boxer." "Yeah. Yeah. Boxer. So, he was running his mouth and now they got him under, uh, MK Ultra. He over there can't even talk, can't do nothing. Just look like he's not himself. So, he did speak out of turn. He's been getting ridiculed by all of the elite gatekeepers. Just go look at his TikToks and his Telegram. I mean, in his, uh, in his, um, Twitter, go look at that because he, they are going in on him. So obviously he did tell the truth about some that he seen and maybe he didn't know he wasn't supposed to talk about it. But those babies he was talking about, those babies he was talking about them too. Okay. And that's what they do. They sacrifice babies. They drink their blood and they eat them. I've heard, I have seen interviews on Wikileaks. Uh, I don't know if y'all go on Wikileaks, but I have seen interviews where the little, little girls are telling you that's in DHS custody, like, well, yeah, they hang the baby up from the hooks, all the ones that's in DHS custody. They, I mean, a little seven-year-old man, go ahead." "You remember John Ben Ramsey? So, because I've been doing this for a, a long time too, and I have got a lot of connections and I will forward this document to you if you'd like it. It was from a former Boulder judge. His name was William Long, and he was remorseful because he saw what was going on and he, I think they killed him too. But he met with, and I lived in Colorado for 12 years, so I knew a lot of the areas where he would, where these men wrote down notes. They aren't formal, but they were writing frantically to get the information down. And he basically spilled the beans on even what was going on in the White House in the fake alien invasion, as well as who killed John Ben Ramsey. The reason that you couldn't, no one has found who really killed her is because, and that's what really stepped me up to what's really going on on this planet. Um, I know one was the chief of police and another was a district attorney of, um, Boulder, Colorado. I know the name, but you can look at the document, and there were seven other high officials. Um, she was used to two men, usually this was written in the notes by six men. He did not write him, but six men did, and they, um, she went ballistic because there were seven men. They were doing a satanic ritual and then they, they killed her. Now, it was interesting, but three weeks ago I saw this come over YouTube. Um, 60 Minutes did an interview with the dad because the dad was there. So was the mother and the son was there too. So they knew what was going on. So you'll put the pieces together now why it was never found out her murderer. Now, this recent interview, the coroner was saying, I think it was a coroner was saying that she had marks on her body mimicking tasers. Now, what, who would have had tasers back in the 90s?" "Right. Somebody upbeat government." "Well, the police had the tasers. Are we not?"