Chupow05

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@scp123fan @esjaydoesdefi Right to be brutal? Any force used that is “greater than necessary” is a violation. Ignorance isn’t bliss

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@Didi8x If you don’t plan on applying for credit in the next 7 yrs and you work in a profession that doesn’t require good credit for employment, there is no moral obligation to repay something that was created out of thin air.

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@WallStreetApes No license plate, no ticket. Read your state’s transportation code pertaining to vehicle registration and license plates. There are exceptions to displaying license plates. You just have to find it.

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@PeymonFreedom @wesleysnipes was acquitted of felony charges but was still charged with 3 misdemeanor counts for not filing. If he didn't file, how was he penalized?

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@coldtrz liquidity was less than $10k

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@vampireguyroc @TheICHpodcast If you don’t file fed income taxes, you can never be audited because you never signed under penalty of perjury (1040)

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@srhod2131 @TheICHpodcast If you don’t file fed income taxes, you can never be audited because you never signed under penalty of perjury (1040)

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@PlasmaCutOG @TheICHpodcast If you don’t file fed income taxes, you can never be audited because you never signed under penalty of perjury (1040)

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@Autism_Squared @TheICHpodcast If you don’t file fed income taxes, you can never be audited because you never signed under penalty of perjury (1040)

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@JrdnMcFarland @TheICHpodcast https://t.co/1ui1EH5hXP

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@FinanceFriction @TheICHpodcast Easiest way to avoid audit is to stop filing. You can’t be penalized if you never sign a contract under penalty of perjury (1040). Filing is voluntary:

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@FinanceFriction @TheICHpodcast Easiest way to avoid audit is to stop filing. You can’t be penalized if you never sign a contract under penalty of perjury (1040). Filing is voluntary:

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@WealthMechanic1 @TheICHpodcast Easiest way to avoid audit is to stop filing. You can’t be penalized if you never sign a contract under penalty of perjury.

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@MJcantmiss @TheICHpodcast If you don’t file taxes, you can never be audited because you never signed under penalty of perjury.

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@TheICHpodcast Fed Incomes taxes are voluntary. Always have been, always will be. If you don’t want to penalized, STOP SIGNING UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY (1040):

[Chupow05 @LawrenceP09]

@yep4sure_im_in @TheICHpodcast Any audit requires your consent. And if you don’t sign 1040 which is voluntary, you can never be penalized.

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@TheICHpodcast If you don’t file a tax return, you can’t be audited. If you are audited, they need your consent. You waive your rights when you voluntarily sign a 1040 which requires you to sign under penalty of perjury. NO signature, NO penalty!

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@TheICHpodcast The 1% that got audited flooding the comments

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@BRox_56 @TheICHpodcast That wasn’t an audit… everyone gets notices and blocking a refund check is a few clicks for them.

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@BlkBird444 You pay extra premiums for any additional riders such as accelerated benefits. And be ready to dish out thousands a month for a policy if you are expecting $250k from the living benefit.

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@HustleBitch_ Schizophrenia is a term used to discredit people who experience the “tearing of the veil” where they can see and hear across multiple channels of consciousness. It’s like listening to a radio that tunes in and out of different channels at the same time with static.