I finally got levied by the vIRuS folks

[scottinalaska]

After four years of not filing and receiving many letters, notices, intents to levy, etc. AND my numerous honorable responses to each and every one(I did get <font color=red>more [/color]honorable each time avoiding argument better as time moved on and I grew in wisdom), these suckers squeaked in a levy.

Here's the scoop. I have had "intents to levy" on a couple of years of nonfiling. Up to 10K at times. But my first year of "tax resistance" I filed a zero return, signed with words "under duress and fear, etc" with a page attachment noted that I feared for my well being if I did not sign.

THAT is the one tax return that has hounded me with the "500 dollar frivilous penalty charge." I realize that this can ONLY be applied on top of another assessment according the the IRC, but who reads that these days? Cetainly not the IRS even when I honorably point it out. I'd include the text of that here, but "a lot of good that did me!"

Now the rest of the scoop: December 2003, I get my second 500 dollar notice with intent to levy. I conditionally accept it requesting more info and the usual rot. Very much like Toolbox 2.0 for those familiar with JHD's stuff. Since that time, no response, but many intents to levy on that year and the following year of nonfiling.

Last week, I get my third "500(now 522 with penalties) notice," but NO intent to levy, just a statement that they need to hear from me within 7 days or more penalties and interest will surely accumulate. Sure, I have responded, BUT, today I get a note from the Alaska Permanent Dividend Fund Agency saying my dividend was levied 522 dollars, but they will send me the other 300 bucks soon.

<font color=brown>FYI - the Alaska Fund is true. Every man,woman,child with SS number can sign up and get about 1K a year for just living here. I signed up years ago and realize that that will contract me eventually, but that's another topic for another time.[/color]

These vIpeRS have now baptized me into knowing that they have NO honor. I am on a one week plan to close my bank account. I sure hope I make it in time.

I see no hope in the IRS sending the 522 dollars back of course, but I should record my objection so they do not assume I agreed with them, yes?

with eyes opened wider,

scottinalaska

go the route of "that levy ain't legal" and hold the alaska fund responsible for doling out your due. there is much here on attacking levies.



jon

[rushpat]

Any lawful levy must be accompanied by a Writ of Execution. I'm sure you did not get one from the IRS. Go to your local courthouse and ask that someone search the records for a filed court order against you by the IRS, and a True Copy of a Writ of execution. If they can't find one, which they shouldn't, have them fill out a form stating that no court order is filed against you with the court, and have that notarized or witness signatures.



You could send this info to that fund group. Tell them they took money from you without your written consent and without a court order. The person who authorized this could be held personally liable for theft as they didn't do their duty to make sure that the levy was legit before handing money away.



Then again, you might want to hold off on that for now. This fund sounds like some sort of gov't benefit/handout. If you take gov't benefits, you are probably part of some gov't contract somewhere.

however, there must still be the "judgement" - isn't that in their rulz?



jon

[rushpat]

When do rules and the IRS ever mix (unless you force them to by lawsuits)?

[KaosTheory]

Here is a link on how to remove the lein.



http://www.cs4u.com/ucc/reading/IRS/



It's second from the top of the list. Hope it helps.



KT

[EnSabahNur]

I would have to say that everytime they send a letter saying "We are going to do something bad to you" Write "VOID, Returned by reason of Fraud" in red marker diagonally across all the papers, and the sign and date in Red marker also.



Send that back registered mail. Now try and prove that they sent a letter and you did not respond, you think they will try to use their offers rejected by reason of fraud in Court, I don't think so, they get sqeemish at protests due to Fraud.



If you do this with EVERYTHING they send you, what evidence could they ever have to present in court, you have rejected all their contract offers, you accepted nothing, and you have your copies of the rejected offers and the reciept for the Registered mail?



What are they going to do, scream and kick like a baby that you owe money...prove it. In fact, if you ever get a Court Summons, unless it is real, cancel that too...simple.

[rushpat]

How do you tell a real court summons from a fake one?

[rushpat]

Originally Posted by KaosTheory

Here is a link on how to remove the lein.



http://www.cs4u.com/ucc/reading/IRS/



It's second from the top of the list. Hope it helps.



KT

Some states headquarter their UCC office with the Clerk of the Superior Court. That's what happens here in Georgia.

[iamfreeru2]

KT,



The method you are talking about here is the method Mr. Kenney used in Tennessee to remove an IRS lien. This method has been tried in Florida and does not work. I know it has been tried in other states as well and has not worked. A lot of the county recorders now do not have bonds that you can go after. It looks like a good avenue to take, but once again what works once does not mean it will always work. The IRS is good about blocking such attempts.



iamfreeru2