In this podcast, we discuss the blatant corruption at FTB and how the State of California has rigged the system to protect the corruption.
Links to the various things we discussed in the podcast:
The project I’m currently working on: all government employees are required to have oaths and bonds in order to be lawfully employed. Many State of California employees don’t have executed oaths and none seems to have bonds. I am trying to figure out how to remove the people who are working unlawfully.
Class-Action Federal Criminal Complaint (via common law) that I’m hoping to eventually file
The 8 schemes to overcharge taxpayers that I have documented via records submitted to the Office of Tax Appeals and San Diego Superior Court.
Payment schedule that I submitted to San Diego Superior Court to substantiate how many payments were “lost” and how long it took to “locate” each of them.
March 2023 board meeting where FTB admitted that penalties were being falsely imposed as a result of customer service failures and that FTB’s customer service division has high turnover rates.
Governor Jerry Brown created the Office of Tax Appeals to rig the system to ensure that taxpayers can’t get unlawfully imposed penalties and/or excess taxes refunded.
FTB targets people of low socio-economic status for fraudulent penalties.
Presentation by FTB to their Board of Directors about how FTB stalks people of low socio-economic status: video; presentation starts at 37:20. Transcript; presentation starts on page 28.
The playbook that government agencies use to unlawfully generate more revenue for themselves.
Videos featuring legal scholar David Myrland discussing that income tax is unlawful and the unlawful methods used to keep the income tax in place.
The Office of Tax Appeals and San Diego Superior Court rulings in my case were so rigged that it was jaw dropping. FTB and DOJ conspired together to retaliate and harass me for exposing FTB’s accounting fraud to authorities.
Due to the extreme accounting irregularities tied to the withheld payments (which are identified as “no payments” in FTB’s books), I believe that the funds are put in an “off the books” spending account. I am trying to identify who controls that account. FTB disclosed that all estimated tax payments are sent to the State Controller’s Office upon receipt. However, FTB refused to disclose if the “no payments” are also sent to the SCO or if FTB keeps the “no payments” until the funds are identified as an estimated tax payment.
How to request your own records from FTB’s Disclosure Department.
How to request California Public Records from FTB’s Disclosure Department (California’s equivalent of FOIA).