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Collect taxes from “corporate person-hood” political financiers and candidates. “Taxation For No Representation!”

Created by M.L. on April 07, 2014

Corporations/Unions have “personhood” status, and since these "persons” and individuals, pay money directly or indirectly through PACs, Super PACs, and political parties, to specific candidates, shall henceforth be called Employers. And since all payments are specifically targeted to political campaigns of any and all local, state and federal political candidates, we shall henceforth call these persons, Employees. The Internal Revenue Service must therefore be directed to collect PERSONAL INCOME TAXES from Employees, on monies received; collect PAYROLL TAXES from Employers thru the chain of campaign financial distributions; and collect back taxes and penalties on all Employer/Employee campaign incomes/payrolls, since “corporate personhood” laws have been enforced, or face tax evasion.

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