Taxes can ONLY be paid in Gold & Silver: Frankfurt v. Waldo (attorneys, dollars)

[BentBow]

Say what?

Whitaker v. Hailey
& Frankfort v. Waldo Lumber Co.

http://landpatent.homestead.com/file...ALDOLUMBER.doc

https://www.casemine.com/judgement/u...d7b049343d5bf6

The levying of taxes is a power of sovereignty. A municipal corporation, has no element of sovereignty.
The power to tax is not transferable to the created Municipal Corporation.

Taxes are to be collected in money. Money in the USA are not Federal Notes. Money is stamped coin of gold or silver. A promissory note cannot be accepted in payment of taxes, its acceptance is against public policy, and a note so given for taxes cannot discharge them.

Attorneys may be retained to collect taxes by suit, but have no authority to abate, exempt, or compromise the claim.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Wrong, you can't give a sack of bullion to the IRS. They are to be paid in US Dollars

[Dane_in_LA]

Originally Posted by BentBow

Say what?

That was my response to the headline, so...

Guess we found Waldo, though, so there is that.