Under Duress (UD)

[Matt Collins]

You could cross out the part that says "under penalty of perjury" and also sign it UD.

Check this guy out:
http://www.anti-irs.com/

You can read his book here:
[url]http://www.anti-irs.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/why_no_one_conklins_revised_word_2003.doc[/URL]

 

[Dianne]

Well anything I pay these flim flam men and women in Washington is completely UD; so how better can I get my views across then to state that on the check I mail to them.... No I don't owe you shit... but under duress (your threats) here is the payment.

 

[Danke]

The IRS may slap you with a $5000 frivolous filing penalty signing a return that way.

 

[YumYum]

The IRS may slap you with a $5000 frivolous filing penalty signing a return that way.

You are correct, Mr. Berdanke.

 

[pacelli]

If you want to have more fun with signatures, and you are cashing a check (especially one that you could live without, like a $1.50 rebate check), try writing this under your signature where you endorse it: Cashed at law without recourse.

 

[Dianne]

You could cross out the part that says "under penalty of perjury" and also sign it UD.

Check this guy out:
http://www.anti-irs.com/

You can read his book here:
[url]http://www.anti-irs.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/why_no_one_conklins_revised_word_2003.doc[/URL]

Wow, that was very interesting. Thanks for posting.

 

[Matt Collins]

try writing this under your signature where you endorse it: Cashed at law without recourse.

Which means what?

 

[TNforPaul45]

I believe you are forced to File your taxes, but not paying them is much less of a danger. They will garnish your wages, eventually, though...

I agree...something is going to give here very very soon. I think after the free peoples see their will dashed again by a clever 2012 campaign by the two parties, the dam is gonna burst.

 

[Zippyjuan]

If you want to have more fun with signatures, and you are cashing a check (especially one that you could live without, like a $1.50 rebate check), try writing this under your signature where you endorse it: Cashed at law without recourse.

All I can find on that is http://www.allbusiness.com/glossaries/without-recourse/4942163-1.html

In general: phrase meaning that credit risk, or risk of nonpayment, is assumed by the buyer, rather than the seller, of a promissory note or the holder of a negotiable instrument. In negotiable instruments law, the endorser of a check or draft cannot be held accountable for payment to subsequent holders in the event the maker or drawer fails to pay, if the endorsement contains the words "without recourse." Such an endorsement is a qualified endorsement under Article 3 of the Uniform Commercial Code

Sounds like if the bank refuses to pay on the check the person the check is written to has to resolve it with the bank, not you. Most checks are processed automatically and electronically so endorsements are not noted.

 

[Dianne]

I'm still going to sign that check (UD) Under Duress... because anything I do pay to the United States Government, is money I do not believe I owe, and money I do not agree with their disbursement of it.

But when I'm told by a CPA that I will go to prison if I don't send XXXX dollars to the Obama Insane Obama team I therefore feel compelled and coerced into sending the money. Now dont get me wrong... I would feel the same way under the George Bush (Bullshit) admin. as well.