Proof that Non Foreign Humans are liable to pay Income Tax

Andrew B made this Freedom of Information request to HM Revenue and Customs

HM Revenue and Customs did not have the information requested.

From: Andrew B

10 April 2009

Dear Sir or Madam,

I would like a complete breakdown of the
laws/acts/sections/subsections etc in a logical order that identify
the following and related information:

1. Gross Income
2. Net Income
3. Taxable Income
4. Deductions
5. Exemptions
6. Determination of Source(s) of Income

I would also like to know the precise Legal Definitions of:

Income, Taxable Income, Source(s), Person.

Yours faithfully,

Andrew B

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From: Earing, Margaret (G&S)
HM Revenue and Customs

7 May 2009


Attachment 1394 09 090507.pdf
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Dear Mr B

Please find attached a response to your request dated 10 April 2009.

Yours sincerely,

Margaret Earing
Freedom of Information Team
Governance & Security
HMRC
Room 4/52
100 Parliament Street
London
SW1A 2BQ

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From: Andrew B

8 May 2009

Dear Earing, Margaret (G&S),

Firstly thank you for your links to the legislative rules of
society ('Acts' given the force of Law) supplied regarding Income
Tax in the UK.

Having looked through the website links you provided they do not
appear to contain the legal definitions i asked for.

The only one that you listed that remotely came close to the
information i asked for was:

CG10702 - Persons chargeable: definition of a person
INTERPRETATION ACT 1978 SCH 1

The Interpretations Act 1978 defines a person as including a body
of persons corporate or unincorporate.

Please explain to me in legal terms how a person can be defined as
a body of persons?

Imagine asking someone what a fish is and they reply.. a fish is a
school of fish, it doesnt quite make sense would you agree? And
considering every single part of documentation regarding "Who or
What" the taxes in this country apply to mention "Person" it seems
only right that we can be assured that we are indeed a "Person" as
defined legally and lawfully.

I also asked for precise Legal Definitions of:
Income, Taxable Income, Source(s)

This information is not readily accessible, and the web links you
gave do not answer the question.

For the HMRC to legally and lawfuly apply taxes to humans of flesh
and blood in this country i would think the precise legal
definitions of the terms used to apply said taxes would be
available to you.

I look forward to your response

Yours sincerely,

Andrew B

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From: Earing, Margaret (G&S)
HM Revenue and Customs

14 May 2009


Attachment 1394 09 Internal review 090514.pdf
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Dear Mr B

Please find attached a letter giving the outcome of my review of the
above referenced request.

Yours sincerely

Margaret Earing
Freedom of Information Team
Corporate Governance
HMRC
Room 4/52
100 Parliament Street
London
SW1A 2BQ

020 7147 0233
Weds - Fridays

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From: Andrew B

15 May 2009

Dear Earing, Margaret (G&S),

I'll make this as clear as i possibly can, the HMRC is the body
that deals with income tax, and i have requested that you prove to
me that what you are doing is not illegal in this country. You
failed to provide information that is 100% relevant to the paying
of income tax and the public has a right to know what dictionary
definition is used for applying taxes to humans living on this
land.

[quote]
Dear Mr B

Thank you for your email. I have reviewed my earlier reply and can
confirm that HMRC has
dealt with your request in accordance with the Act. There are a
number of online dictionaries
(legal and normal) which explain what the terms mean including the
definition of 'legal
person'.

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This is not good enough, If you had any understanding of legal
matters in relation to income tax in this country you would also
know that the definition of PERSON, INCOME etc have changed
numerous times in Black's Law Dictionary, amongst others.

The people of great britain have a right to this information, a
right to know if the definitions actually mean what they believe
them to mean, information that the HMRC must have in order to
lawfully collect taxes from the people of this land.

For example.. In common use the word "Understand" means to
comprehend, however in LAW "Understand" means to "stand under" or
to "Lower your status". So when a police officer asks if you
"Understand" he is asking you to lower your status as all men and
women are equal under law until you "Understand".

As you can see, words and their meanings are very important, and i
urge you to take a further look into my request and provide the
"Definitions" i have requested in good time so that i a human being
born on this land can determine the legality and lawfullness of
tax.

Regards

Andrew B

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From: Earing, Margaret (G&S)
HM Revenue and Customs

15 May 2009

Dear Mr B

Thank you for your email. I note the content and have nothing further to
add to the correspondence on this request. May I remind you that you are
able to ask the ICO for a decision if you are unhappy with our handling
of your request.

Yours sincerely,

Margaret Earing
HMRC FOI Team
Governance & Security
4/52
100 Parliament Street
London
SW1A 2BQ

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From: Andrew B

16 May 2009

Dear Earing, Margaret (G&S),

Thank you for your prompt response although i must admit i was a
bit confused at how the HMRC who collects taxes from the men and
women of this land is unable to supply the necessary information
required to enable others outside of the HMRC to dissect the Income
Tax Act and determine its legality and lawfulness.

Please accept this as a new FOI, I request the EVIDENCE that those
who live and work on this land are as legally defined "PERSONS" and
that they are lawfully bound to pay taxes to the HMRC.

Replying that a "Person" is a "Body of Persons" is not acceptable
unless you can define what a body of persons is without using the
word person.

Please refer to my previous comments regarding legal definitions.

In order for a contract to be LEGAL and LAWFUL - Both parties must
fully understand that contract, Income Tax is "Contract Law" and is
collected using tacit consent of the governed (i.e no objection is
given - so it is assumed)

In order for any human living on this land to pay taxes on their
labour they have the right to see all of the required evidence for
them to make the decision on whether or not they wish to enter into
contract, and it is this information that i am requesting.

Yours sincerely,

Andrew B

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From: Earing, Margaret (G&S)
HM Revenue and Customs

21 May 2009


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Dear Mr B

I enclose a final response to your enquiry made under the Act.

KRs
Margaret Earing
FOI Team
HMRC
4/52
100 Parliament Street
Westminster
SW1A 2BQ

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