reply to post by mybigunit
Interesting MBU, thanks for sharing your experience.
The Bill of sale document I provided was meant to illustrate how the law works if you'd like to take it to the letter. IS anyone is going to pull
that at the grocery store or the restaurant ? not me.
As for benefits lost thats right you would lose your benefits within the system. However the savings from a tax stand point more than makes up for it
if your in a higher tax bracket.
CPP is a joke , CPP was joined to the income tax in 1967 (3 years after they brought the cpp in). In the the income tax act 248(1) you will see the
definitions only apply in the act. Some worth analyzing are Business, corporation, Employed, Employee, Employer,Employment, Office, Officer,
person,legal Representative, individual, taxpayer,salary or wages, After you really understand these definitions, and how they change you from a
natural person into one of these fictitious legal creatures like officer, it will become clear to you.
Nowhere in the the 2452 pages of the income tax can you find , in prescribed form any expressed declaration that the income tax can operate not
withstanding (in spite of) the Canadian bill of rights. So if someone says you have to pay income tax and you know who you are, and you know sec 2 of
the Canadian bill of rights you say "fine" I'll pay just show me where in the act it says the income tax is allowed to operate in spite of the bill
of rights and that it's allowed to infringe on you human rights.
You will see the only way is if you are tricked by forgetting who you are and replacing your natural person with officer etc. how is this done?
Through a joinder (joining or coupling together uniting two or more constituents or elements in one, uniting another person in some legal step or
proceeding union concurrence.) How must it occur? It must be voluntary by unconstrained by interference unimpelled by another's influence spontanious
acting on oneself. Proceeding from free and unrestricted will of person. These are the benefits mentioned by the previous poster that would have to
given up. This is the trick, It's like the guy in the Van trying to get the kiddies to come with him with a lolli pop.If you don't take the loli pop
you don't get to go for the ride. Do you really want to?
Why must it be voluntary? Universal declaration of human rights Dec 10 1948 article 4 - No one shall be held in slavery or servitude, slavery and
the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms. Through Tacit consent this can occur. It means if you didn't say no to it, then you agree to
it.
I suggest people also study and understand the word includes, It's not what you think it means. It's linked to the legal maxim Inclusio unis est
exclusio alterius which means The inclusion of one is the exclusion of another. The certain designation one one person is an absolute exclusion of ALL
others.
Canadian Interpretation ACT
Person - Or any word of expression descriptive of a person INCLUDES a corporation.
The word Person in law comprises Natural persons and artificial persons. The parts of the whole for example are Citizen, Driver, Voter, Human,.
Taxpayer, Director, Officer, Owner and many more. The inclusion of one is the exclusion of another.
Some more examples of the use of includes in Canadian statutes.
Assessment Act- "Land" - includes (a) land covered by water
Land Act - "Construction purpose" includes without limitation
Canada Elections act - "Person" - includes elector voter and candidate.
Motor Vehicle Act- "Accident" - includes an intentional collision,

Wow, when people go to court to deal with an accident the courts are only
dealing with guilty parties, By holding a license the have admitted it was intentional. The use of includes for legal purposes is very tricky
indeed.
Back to the Income tax,
Is income tax voluntary? It depends...
Are you working in your own capacity for your own benefit? if yes then it's voluntary.
OR
Are you working in the capacity of a legal Representative of a federally created artificial person, for it's benefit ? If yes then it's not
voluntary because you are receiving a benefit.
Canadian Law Dictionary 5th edition pg 134
Individual- A person. Under the bill of rights RSC 1985 c44 , "the right of the individual" extends to natural persons only, and not to corporations
RV Colgate - Palmolive ltd (1972)
Why is it within the income tax act your refereed to as an Officer, taxpayer, person, Client etc?
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