(Sorry babe, the crush is over. I have to end it. It was only an internet thing.) But I still like your website.

Nicely done.

~Setter

Hope you take me seriously tho, when I ask: How would you define legitimate instances of misconduct, where a person believes they are being deceived or lied to, or required to interact with a well-funded taxation agency which is using a dishonest starting point and continues to push the Fraud on Court (in the technical sense)?

I am asking for authentic instances that you know about, and how you would define misconduct, from a tax-agency or officer, in theory (without known instances).

My concern is stemming from the increasing sense that states are desperate for revenue and are willing to push fraud on people, who did not have an income: Creating a fiction of income, so the state can create wealth from that fiction. Or attempt to draw wealth from that fiction – give pretense that the state is more wealthy than it is, because of balances owed (because of potential accounting gimmicks and overshadowing a silent campaign to ding people who have no income).

This is mainly an attack on the elderly and in large enough numbers, dinging them for income, when they have no income, can be an egregious practice. But it is not limited to the elderly. Any person who does not have an income is vulnerable, because the state can be pushy when sending out final notices, especially on people without an income knowing this class to have less resources available to them, or ability to defend themselves, ability to write, are looked down upon for not filing ectera (perceived by the state as an easy mark). —-

Example: I’m a state tax collector leveraging claims for large amounts, to see what the state can pull out of their teeth fillings. — Wait its not misconduct, that only happens to Richard Hatch the fat nude guy on our, ah, tehelaa vizzion …. If it is not prosecutor misconduct, then what do you call it venerable tax girl?

A ‘rush to justice?’

How do you define misconduct and do you suppose that because Mr. Hatch has made a statement about professional misconduct, that professional misconduct is a vapor in the hallways of thousands of tax departments around the humble country?

With the socialists in charge of our government, it doesn’t look like it is going to get better anytime soon.

Jeff Day