28 November 2015

Kung Seryoso ka V.Florida sa Tax Fraud Report mo bakit di IRS Form 211 ang ginamit mo?



ANSWERING “FALLEN ANGELS”
Punto-por-Punto na Pagsagot sa mga Kumakalaban sa Pamamahala
part 54

VINCENT FLORIDA FILED A TAX FRAUD CASE IN IRS AGAINST INC, SO WHAT?
Inquirer you’re a big disappointment for investigative journalism



 IPINAGMAMALAKI ng mga End-Time Antichrists (Fallen Angels) na sinampahan daw ng reklamo ang Iglesia Ni Cristo sa IRS (Internal Revenue Services) ng USA ni Vincent Florida. Ito ngayon ang laman ng balita ng Inquirer.net. Maipagmamalaki ba nila ang balitang ito?

Napakakitid talaga ng isip ng mga End-Time Antichrists sapagkat nagsampa pa lang ng reklamo ay “ebidensiya” na agad. Ito ang bahagi ng balita ng Inquirer.net:

“LOS ANGELES—A former Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) minister has reported the sect, its executive minister Eduardo Manalo and auditor Glicerio Santos Jr. to the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for tax fraud.
“American Vincent Florida, a 65-year-old former minister in the INC Northern Virginia congregation, told the Inquirer he filed his report, in IRS form 3949A, for failure to pay taxes in August this year. As of press time, the IRS has not yet opened an investigation.
“IRS form 3949A is used for reporting suspected tax fraud, including false exemptions or deductions, kickbacks, false or altered document, failure to pay tax, unreported income and organized crime.”

Pinatutunayan sa report na ito ng Inquirer na si Vincent Florida ang nag-file ng reklamong “tax fraud” laban sa liderato ng INC sa paggamit ng IRS form 3949A sa hindi raw pagbabayad ng buwis para sa buwan ng Agosto, 2015.

Suriin natin ang “facts” (katotohanan) sa “balitang” ito ng Inquirer.net.


ANO ANG IRS FORM 3949A?

Ayon na rin sa Inquirer ang ginamit ni Vincent Florida sa pag-file ng reklamo ay ang IRS Form 3949A. Pagkatapos ay idinagdag ng Inquirer na “IRS form 3949A is used for reporting suspected tax fraud, including false exemptions or deductions, kickbacks, false or altered document, failure to pay tax, unreported income and organized crime.

Ano ba talaga ang IRS Form 3949A? Ang IRS form na ito ay magagamit ng KAHIT SINO. Ayon nga sa moneycoundelor.com ay ganito ang sinasabi ukol sa IRS Form 3949A:

“Form 3949A
“Simply titled ‘Information Refferal,’ IRS Foem 3949A, pictured below, facilitate squealing on tax cheats. Through the form asks for the squealer’s name and contact information, the Form’s instructions say, “This Information is not Required to Process Your Report” (emphasis in original). SO ANYONE WITH A GRUDGE CAN TAKE A SHOT AT CAUSING YOU SOME GRIEF, and potentially money and jail time, anonymously.” [http://mymoneycounselor.com/beware-irs-form-3949-a]

Ang filing ng IRS Form 3949A ay hindi isang “very serious matter” dahil kahit sinong may sama ng loob ay maaaring mag-file nito (“SO ANYONE WITH A GRUDGE CAN TAKE A SHOT AT CAUSING YOU SOME GRIEF”). Ang totoo noong 2011 lamang ay 166,307 ang submissions sa IRS ng IRS Form 3949A (http://www.forbes.com/.../dog-whistles-at-irs.../) dahil wala pong kasong “perjury” kahit kasinungalingan pa ang ilagay sa report na iyan.

Kaya, alam na natin na ang binanggit ng Inquirer ukol sa IRS Form 3949A na “IRS form 3949A is used for reporting suspected tax fraud, including false exemptions or deductions, kickbacks, false or altered document, failure to pay tax, unreported income and organized crime” ay isang “malicious statement” na gusto lang “pabigatin” sa kanilang mambabasa ang “reklamo” na isinampa ni Vincent Florida laban sa INC, gayong hindi naman isang “very serious” matter ang filing ng “IRS Form 3949A.” Iyan ba ang unbias reporting Inquirer.net?



ANOTHER IRS FORM FOR REPORTING TAX FRAUD

Dalawa ang IRS form na ginagamit sa pag-report ng tax fraud, ang IRS Form 3949A na ginamit ni Vincent Florida na tinalakay na natin sa unahan. Ang isa pa ay ang IRS form na maaaring gamitin sa pag-report ng tax fraud ay ang IRS Form 211 na tinatawag din na “IRS Whistleblower form” at ito ay MAY REWARD kapag napatunayang totoo ang report (https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f211.pdf).




BAKIT HINDI ANG IRS FORM 211 ANG
GINAMIT NI VINCENT FLORIDA?

Ang ginamit ni Vincent Florida sa pag-file ng report laban sa INC ay ang IRS Form 3949A  na “ANYONE WITH A GRUDGE CAN TAKE A SHOT AT CAUSING YOU SOME GRIEF.” Hindi ang ginamit niya ay ang IRS Form 211. BAKIT?

Ang IRS Form 211 o “IRS Whistleblower form” ay ang ginagamit KUNG SERYOSO ANG REPORT AT MAYROONG SOLID PROOF. Kaya nga ang form na ito ay may deklarasyong ganito:

"DECLARATION UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY I DECLARE THAT I HAVE EXAMINED THIS APPLICATION, ALL ACCOMPANYING STATEMENT AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION, AND, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, THEY ARE TRUE, CORRECT, AND COMPLETE"

Kung seryoso ka Vincent Florida sa pag-file ng report ng tax fraud laban sa INC bakit hindi ang IRS Form 211 ang ginamit mo?
Kung may solid evidences ka laban sa INC sa sinasabi mo bakit hindi ang IRS Form 211 ang ginamit mo?
Kung totoo ang sinasabi mo ay wala kang dapat ikatakot na masampahan ng perjury, subalit kung totoo nga ang sinasabi mo laban sa INC ay bakit hindi ang IRS Form 211 ang ginamit mo?



Kung Seryoso ka Vincent Florida sa Tax Fraud Report mo sa IRS laban sa INC bakit hinddi IRS Form 211 ang ginamit mo?
Takot ka kasi sa PERJURY dahil alam mong hindi mo mapatutunayan ang sinasabi mo!




INQUIRER.NET, YOU’RE A DISAPPOINTMENT

Kitang-kita na wala kayong ginawang malawak na imbistigasyon sa “report” na ito and yet you call yourself “investigative journalist”? You even stated “IRS form 3949A is used for reporting suspected tax fraud, including false exemptions or deductions, kickbacks, false or altered document, failure to pay tax, unreported income and organized crime” pagkatapos na sabihing nag-file si Vincent Florida ng IRS Form 3949A report laban sa INC.

The truth is, THIS IS NOT NEWS. IT'S BLACK PROPAGANDA.


6 comments:

  1. Yun namang journalist,maganda cguro bumalik ka muna sa elementary at gumawa ka dun ng formal theme..hahaha.Walang isip ang journalist na yun..sakit na naman ang tiyan ko sa kakatawa sa mg ito.lol...

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  2. humahanap talaga cla ng butas para lng makapanira,despirado na ang mga yan,kakaawa naman.

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  3. To clear their name, Inquirer.net should require their L.A. Correspondent NIMFA U. RUEDA to explain her so-called "investigative journalism". BAMBABAW naman . . .

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  4. Mga tampalasan na lumaban sa Pamamahala
    Ay naghain daw ng petisyon sa Amerika.
    Ang Iglesia raw ay itinatago na malaking pera
    Na dapat imbestigahan ng IRS nila.
    Ngunit ang nakakatawa
    Ang isyu ay isinabay nila
    May Pasalamat sa Iglesia
    Hindi na tayo dapat magtaka.

    Kahit anong gawin ng mga taong ito.
    Ang mga kapatid ay hindi maloloko
    Dahil alam namin na hindi yan totoo
    Pagkat pananampalataya namin ay SOLIDO.

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  5. Kung talagang kaya nyang panindigan ang kesyo ibidensya meron sya,bakit di IRS form 211 ang ginamit nya? Gusto lang manira,tiwalag na kasi, intayin nalang natin ang kaso,trial by publicity na naman nangyayari...

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  6. Tax fraud? Is'nt it churches are tax exempt in USA? According to the IRS website itself, churches are tax exempt https://www.irs.gov/Charities-&-Non-Profits/Annual-Exempt-Organization-Return:-Who-Must-File.

    Specifically, a 501(c) organization, also known colloquially as a 501(c), is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization in the United States. Section 501(c) of the United States Internal Revenue Code (26 U.S.C. § 501(c)) provides that 29 types of nonprofit organizations are exempt from some federal income taxes. Sections 503 through 505 set out the requirements for attaining such exemptions. Many states refer to Section 501(c) for definitions of organizations exempt from state taxation as well. 501(c) organizations can receive UNLIMITED contributions from individuals, corporations, and unions.

    The most common type of tax-exempt nonprofit organization falls under category 501(c)(3), whereby a nonprofit organization is exempt from federal income tax if its activities have the following purposes: charitable, RELIGIOUS, educational, scientific, literary, testing for public safety, fostering amateur sports competition, or preventing cruelty to children or animals. The 501(c)(4) and 501(c)(6) categories are for politically active nonprofits, which have become increasingly important since the 2004 presidential election.

    Money Laundering? The definition of money laundering according to the United States Treasury Department:

    Money laundering is the process of making illegally-gained proceeds (i.e. "dirty money") appear legal (i.e. "clean"). Typically, it involves three steps: placement, layering and integration. First, the illegitimate funds are furtively introduced into the legitimate financial system. Then, the money is moved around to create confusion, sometimes by wiring or transferring through numerous accounts. Finally, it is integrated into the financial system through additional transactions until the "dirty money" appears "clean."[3]

    So they have to prove that these voluntary contributions of INC members are "dirty money" which in no way could they do that.

    Clearly, Florida does not know what he is talking about. BLACK PROPAGANDA at its best taken maliciously by irresponsible journalist/s.

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