STATE DIRECT ANSWER POTENTIALLY USABLE ON A STATE'S INCOME TAX FORM

Below is a very simple process that should work for you in all states. The reason for this is summarized as follows:

    1.    The State will have a direct statement by you as to what you have actually made that comes within the actual jurisdiction of such said state.

    2.    To underpin that idea, it will be signed by you on the said state's income tax form under penalty of perjury, which means that it is a sworn statement.

    3.    You will not be providing the state with anything less than what it would have had the right to receive IF you had have (though fraudulently forced to) used the federal 1040 form first, or in other words, from the state's perspective, use of the federal form 1040 will not have provided it any greater disclosure of income than what you will have provided it by this specific process.

    4.    These foregoing points being undeniably applicable, any judge or other state official who tries to claim otherwise and to demand that you therefore claim that what you are putting down for your gross income applicable to the state itself be reflected in actuality on the federal 1040 form as well, will be exhibiting prima facie (evident by its very appearance) that he or she is engaged in some sort of conspiracy with the IRS federal agency, and that an investigation, discovery, and deposition of the reasons for such fraudulent and conspiratorial insistence be the target of a Title 42, Section 1983, U.S. Code lawsuit against such said state official, and if upon discovery it is determined that there is one or more federal agency officials involved in any respect with the decision of any such state official, that such federal employees be sued using a Bivens Action (1971 Supreme Court case procedure used for suing federal employees) for damages, both punitive and real, as well as for their jobs.

    NOTE.  The concept referred to above, shown below, is a procedure that is designed to work without the necessity of getting the legislature of the state involved, in direct contrast to what might ordinarily be expected in order to obtain this badly needed change in the tax system which up to now has given support of the fraudulent federal tax system at the state level.

    NOTE ALSO:  By utilizing the process referred to above, provided for specifically below, you will be complying with the state's request that you pay such state income tax as claimed thereby is owed to them, but without giving any diligence or recognition to the federal form and subsequent fraudulent federal obligation.  Consequently, you should be under no criminal danger whatsoever from the state for not paying your state required income tax, for you will be doing exactly that.  As to the federal issue, refer to the Ultimate Lawsuit evidence package and the First Amendment Ultimate Lawsuit coming up.

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Before applying the paper strip as shown below, be sure to draw one solid line through the statement on your state tax form that requires you to put "your gross income as contained on your federal form 1040 form" or such equivalent statement as that, in order to set aside any possibility that it be perceived that the amount shown to the right of the state's statement be construed legally as going to that end.

With that in mind, print off and cut out the paper strip design shown below, or else make up your own version of it to fit - if it will not specifically fit the area of your state's tax form, coat the underneath part of such paper strip, and paste it on top of the statement referencing that the amount that you are entering on your state form is in any way connected to the federal tax form 1040, or any other such relevant federal form.

Cut out along the dotted line:

Be sure that it is legible and entered to the left of the amount of gross income that applies to the state to which it would be applicable to the same extent as if it were being shown, somehow, on a form 1040.