Thanks David Merrill.
The reason I ask is I have seen talk about rubber stamping your checks with DEPOSITED FOR CREDIT ON
ACCOUNT OR EXCHANGED FOR NON-NEGOTIABLE FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES OF FACE VALUE for two reasons (at least).
1. What this stamp does is it rebuts the secret fraudulent presumption that you are receiving "income" in the form of "Dollars". This (receiving "income" in the form of "Dollars") is somewhat of a non-sequitur because, although the check fraudulently indicates on the front of the check that the check is conveying Dollars (with a Capital D, meaning lawful money in gold or silver), Dollars (Capital D, so defined) are NOT taxable. Only PROFITS OF A CORPORATION are taxable.
That doesnt seem to fly with simply using their taxable system and...
2. I just corrected the error on the front and converted the check into a bill of exchange. In other words: a barter transaction of two different kinds of things being traded even-up for equal value are not taxable, there was no sale or financial gain just a private trade.
Still looks like it is within their taxable system.
Does anybody know from Supreme Court rulings or first hand experience?
nralien
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