Tax Attorney Columbus Ohio

Running out of viable ideas and time to locate a legal malpractice attorney in the Los Angeles area.

I’m aware of most of the principle websites, but keep wasting time linking to the spam & ad types.

Any suggestions on websites or other types of ways to locate an attorney?

i’ve seen many posts on this forum lately in reference to an income tax revolt. well, if you will all chip in a lot of money…do you have it?…to pay an attorney to form a class action lawsuit and bring it all the way up to the u.s. supreme court and then argue it even more, you might have a lawsuit, but uncle sam will still tax you as you are fighting against these taxes, you can be certain of that.

because i have seen so many questions about the legality of the federal government taxing you and i, i wish to know which of you think that these taxes are in fact legal and which of you don’t think these taxes are legal, and why. in other words, although most of you are not judges and lawyers, if you are informed, how would you back up what you believe? please give sources, as i will give to you now.

here is a very interesting little (big, really, if you don’t believe that the federal government has the legal right to tax your income) article that shows why the 16th amendment was never legally ratified:

http://www.givemeliberty.org/features/ta…

if you disagree with the premises presented in this article, then please tell me why.

now then, in my quest for The Truth, i also investigated answers itself to determine what the public felt, and i found this question, only one, that the asker did not bother to choose best answer for, but here goes:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…

one of the folks that answered (i myself don’t think that the best answer award went to the best answer, i think that the best answer was ignored–it is below the award, which was an answers community vote, too bad) included a link to a discussion about the frivolity of lawsuits entered by individuals that refused to pay federal income tax, which, if you do not believe that the 16th amendment to the constitution of the united states is valid, and if you think that the laws are not ours, but are the government’s, is an interesting read:

http://www.irs.gov/taxpros/article/0,,id…

i also wish to add that the above link refers to INDIVIDUALS that brought suit, but not a large group of american citizens who all believe that the 16th amendment was not legally ratified and that therefore, no federal income tax should be levied against us. (which reminds me, i want to state that we ourselves would be able to bring this country out of the depression that seems to be coming, immediately, if the comptrollers and accountants and bookkeepers of your employers did not HAVE TO take federal taxes out of your paycheck, since you’d sure have more buying power, enough, too, to make that mortgage payment if you are facing foreclosure)!!! (and, if those facing foreclosure could make those payments on time, they could get out of foreclosure and then the real estate market would get back to its historical cycle, which is this: 2 years a seller’s market, followed by 5 years of a buyer’s market, over and over and over again, so that income and savings can then buy those houses that got to be too highly priced in the 2 years of the seller’s market… and i KNOW, because for 26 years i have owned quite a reputable real estate company and been licensed in IL, and i am very happy that i refused to participate in those risky loans that put so many people in deep, deep doo-doo as is proved today–i.e., i KNOW better by long experience and ethics that i disagree with taking that almighty commission buck by placing my folks into an impossible situation which they would then blame on me). (and take this as a given: i am published for writing of the real estate industry all about the real estate industry, so know that all of it, from unimproved land up to the sale of improved, built on, pieces, and all of those workers and materials that make it improved represents almost a THIRD of our GDP, so, it is damned important to our economy and it is important that those facing foreclosure pay their mortgages!!!).

so then, i ask you, mr. or ms. john or jane q. public, is uncle sam illegally taking money from your income that you feel you could use wiser, in order to fund ITS programs, and to fund ITS very, very high employment rate, even today, when almost every other employment sector in the united states is telling us that they are laying off even more and more thousands of workers every day?

and now i will present to you only the first of 12 youtube discussions by red beckman about the law that “never was,” that show us how WE make the laws, because this is the united states of america, a republic, not a democracy, and not a fascist or communist state:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grjmnkj7L…

which, if you say that you will revolt against the federal income tax, i ask you to really study up on what red buckman says in ALL 12 of these clips, because, you will need to tell your class action attorney to use these arguments to fight for you, and for me (because i, for one, want to retain more of my income–i really work HAR
EDIT:

which, if you say that you will revolt against the federal income tax, i ask you to really study up on what red buckman says in ALL 12 of these clips, because, you will need to tell your class action attorney to use these arguments to fight for you, and for me (because i, for one, want to retain more of my income–i really work HARD to get it, and don’t you?).

as is my habit, i will not give you a thumbs down if you happen to have different thoughts than i do, of COURSE not! but if you give me a one liner or can’t back up your argument, i will give you thumbs down, but i will wait and let others that post answers to this question give them a TD themselves before i myself do it.

whatever information you wish to include about yourself will interest me (age, education, geographical location, job, and so on).

i’m making it 7 days, not 3, for you to answer so that you can delve into the articles/clips that are provided…
BROWN950…: you should look at the first of the 12 clips that are all at the link i gave on youtube for the definition of common law. then i think you will think a little differently. i hope you edit and add to your answer after you watch that.
EDIT: Dr. Science’s links DO open, just clear your cache first. the first one is more interesting to me than the second one.

well, if we want to change the tax laws via political activism, what route would you choose?

i am an independent voter, are you? the reason i am (other than i don’t want to vote a straight ticket) is because i do not want the parties to know WHO i plan to vote for.

why don’t more of you begin to look at the 3rd party candidates? there are the libertarian party, the constitutionalist party, and more. there is even a communist party.

i think that the “apportionment” clause of the tax laws make it invalid, not only that it was not fully ratified as required by law. but put the two together and then ask ron paul. btw: if you wanted to categorize me with any party, you may as well call me a “paulista.” that man knows about money!
EDIT: it does not make sense to quote the internal revenue code as it applies to this question because you’d have to first have constitutional law before you go to any code, for anything, in this country.

I am wondering if lawyers fees are tax deductible for child custody cases. The divorce was in 1998 but we have had to go back for other reasons for schooling & etc. Are those fees paid deductible? Thanks for any help.

Tom Cryer, a Shreveport, LA, trial attorney who has refused to file
tax returns for years was recently acquitted of evasion and willful
failure to file charges filed against him by the federal government. At
the trial Tom told the jury that there is no law making him liable for
the income tax; that his fees, personally earned by his own labor, were
not “income” as defined by the Supreme Court; and that if any income was
derived from his labor any such income is exempt (and excluded by the
code and regulations) because they are derived from a non-taxable
activity, i.e., the exercise of a God-given fundamental right, our
Constitutionally protected right to earn a living by any lawful occupation.

Links can be provided by request. I just didn’t want a spam violation.
He won. There’s no arguing that.
and sorry but, 2007 trumps 2004.
PepsiSlime—having perused your answers list I see they are almost all regarding taxes of some sort….so you are almost certainly biased for some reason….what would that be?
Pep—It’s become obvious through research that your career and livelihood revolve around taxes and the payment thereof….it renders your advice biased at the very least….you may well be right in the end but because of your profession your motives will always be in question.

Each year my employer does not deposit any income he receives in the month of December. He holds onto it at his office until January of the next year and then deposits it. Because he does not deposit the money until January, he does not report the December income on the previous year’s taxes. Is this legal or ethical? He is an attorney by the way. Because I have detailed knowledge of this, I am worried I could be held liable for some kind of tax fraud if the business were to ever be audited. Do I have any cause for concern?

I bought a condo last year and paid legal fee for the attorney. Is such fee tax deductible if I use itemized filing. Thanks!

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Qustion couple of days ago this idiot wanted people to provide him legal advice in the area of Tax Law on the issue of an S Corporation, which I expect he probably intended to follow.and wanted to avoid paying a competent qualified attorney to answer to get accurate legal advice. Would you do business with someone who utilizes Yahoo Q&A as a means to determining such complex issues?

the attorney general says their resources are limited and i have to do a lot of the research myself. i have no idea where to begin to prove his assets exceed his “reported” income.
the attorney general’s office has a child support division. they are the ones who reviewed our case. and they reviewed his income tax return. but he has other income, that is over seas. his assets are far greater than the income he is filing for. they say it’s up to me to prove this.

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I was involved in a minor car accident – I scraped a parked car as I was pulling out. I called the cops, and provided my insurance information, and reported it to my carrier the day of the accident. I have gotten letters from an attorney representing the guy whose car I damaged, and I think this is illegal. Why would he contact me directly when he has my insurance information?

I want to know if this is legal, and if it’s not, how can I complain to the state bar association?
Thank you for the responses.

As to oklatom’s rather snarky response, in what scenario is an individual meant to be contacted for damages when all insurance information was provided at the time of the incident and duly noted on the “property damange” report filled out by a police officer? It’s my understanding that this is the point of having insurance, and providing proof of it at the scene, and attempts to contact an individual directly smell strongly of intimidation tactics to me.