If readers have federal income, wanted to make everyone aware of the 1040 NR form for non-resident aliens, such as Texans, Floridians, Japanese, Bolivians, Ohioans, etc. The 1040 NR is for people who are both:
- not domiciled in a U.S. territory or the district and also
- alien to the U.S. government, meaning they are, for example, Puerto Ricans; meaning U.S. Citizens based on the 14th amendment
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Never heard of the 1040 NR? That’s not likely a coincidence. The contract/federal government floods their post offices with the 1040 form as a service to their residents (aliens and agents) and their citizens.
The 1040NR is for state nationals, such as Frank Brushaber, who sued the federal/contract government because they started to tax his dividends from a national railroad. He lost the case because dividends from national railroads are income from a federal source. But he was not taxed on dividends from private companies and later the Treasury Department described him as a nonresident alien:
Here’s the 1040 NR (or view on new tab). Scroll down for good tax-related links.
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- Correct the W2! Someone made a false claim against me, I need to correct the record. Rebut the claim.
- The Income Tax Challenge. A transcribed interview with David:Williams of NoThanksIRS
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- Audio: Federal Income tax applies to only federal work
- Tax form says ‘individual’ means ‘sole-proprietor’. Individual is not a man. It means a company, an entity.
- Cracking the Code book
- Bob’s Bicycles – short story about how we got into this mess
- Audio: Federal Income tax applies to only federal work
- Consultant: “No Thanks, I.R.S.!” Consulting
- Review these slides
- Read this,
- review this diagram of US vs USofA,
- read these six PDFs,
- watch Richard McDonald's seminar intro
- learn to speak like a simple man
- If this site ever goes down, the archive is on the wayback machine.
