Fiduciary Over The Trust
Unrestricted right claim under 1939's 26 USC 1341
You should become familiar with IRS code 1341 if you are paid on a W-2 or 1099 basis, or if you work for yourself. Why? Because of this code, you can stop any IRS liens, levies, or garnishments in their tracks and take advantage of two significant legal deductions that the majority of us are completely unaware of.
According to this code, we are entitled to all of our customarily permitted deductions as well as the ability to deduct all of our "COST OF LABOR AND OR SALARY" as a deduction. What does this ultimately entail for each of us?
Folks, this means that any supposedly taxable income that is left over after all of your usual deductions can be written off as your COST OF LABOR.
According to this code, we are entitled to all of our customarily permitted deductions as well as the ability to deduct all of our "COST OF LABOR AND OR SALARY" as a deduction. What does this ultimately entail for each of us?
Folks, this means that any supposedly taxable income that is left over after all of your usual deductions can be written off as your COST OF LABOR.
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