Dear Sir or Madam,

Can you please provide answers for the following:

1) where in the current income tax act does it state a 'human
being' and not a 'person' is liable to pay any form/type of
taxation.

2) The definition of 'income' and 'earnings

Yours faithfully,

Norman: Hinks

Dear Mr Hinks,

Thank you for your Freedom of Information request. I write to confirm receipt of your request and to let you know that it is receiving attention. If you have any enquiries regarding your request do not hesitate to contact us.

Darren Creamer
Correspondence and Enquiry Unit
HM Treasury

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Dear Mr Hinks,

Please see our response to your recent request.

<<9-481 Reply.pdf>>
Regards,
Melanie

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Dear responses, FOI,

Thank you for your response.

It has raised a few questions and I would ask you:

If you do not have the information in regard to my questions,
particularly where does it state a human is liable to pay tax, how
do you know who to charge tax to?

I have researched the statutes you mention, and a flesh and blood
man is not liable. A person, corporation etc.. is. And a person is
not a flesh and blood man, it is defined as a corporation in blacks
law dictionary.

Do you know who does have this information so I can redirect my
enquiry and if so who.

Yours sincerely,

Norman: Hinks

Dear Mr Hinks,

Please see our response to your enquiry.

<<9-481 Further reply.pdf>>
regards,
Melanie

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