09-12-22 Requesting opinion of US, California, and Los Angeles tax authority regarding taxation by a racketeering governent

  

December 22, 2009

County of Los Angeles

Department of Treasurer and Tax Collector

225 North Hill Street

Los Angeles, CA 90051-4818

State of California
Franchise Tax Board

PO Box 942867

Sacramento, CA 94267-0011

California EDD

PO Box 826286

Sacramento, CA 94230-6286

IRS

222 North Sepulveda

El Segundo CA 90245-4341

RE: Request for opinion by US, California, and Los Angeles tax authorities regarding double taxation through racketeering by the courts and government's failure to provide equal protection.

Dear IRS, California State Franchise Tax Board, and Tax Collector of the County of Los Angeles:

I am in receipt of numerous notices from your agencies – demanding payment of taxes to the U.S. Government, to the State of California and to the County of Los Angeles.  However, I am in no position to conduct any reasonable accounting – since I am the victim of real estate fraud and racketeering by the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, going on since 2005, combined with failure of US, California, and Los Angeles law-enforcement agencies to act against corruption at the courts.

The evidence for such criminality by the courts was overwhelming. Suffice was to say that James Wedick, an FBI veteran, who had been decorated by US Congress, by FBI Director and by US Attorney General, provided an opinion letter in this regard. [1]  Additional details were provided in a recent letter I sent to Attorney David Pasternak, who purported to act on behalf of the court, and who was subject of the opinion by Mr James Wedick. [2]  In addition, The County of Los Angeles, California, was routinely listed by FBI as #1 in the nation in real estate fraud cases in the past decade. One FBI agent claimed Los Angeles County was #1 in the world in such fraud cases.  FBI also designated Los Angeles County "the epicenter of the epidemic of real estate and mortgage fraud" - which bred the current financial/integrity crisis.  

The evidence showed that the Los Angeles Superior Court, combined with refusal of US, California, and Los Angeles law-enforcement agencies to act against corrupt judges, were the ones who propelled Los Angeles County to such distinction.  Similar evidence was published by newspapers regarding the neighboring San Bernardino County.  There, too, there was no evidence of any intention by law-enforcement to act against corrupt judges.[3]

Therefore, I am writing to ask that you issue opinions whether a person who was a victim of racketeering by State of California and County of Los Angeles agencies, and who was denied equal protection by US,  State of California, and County of Los Angeles law-enforcement agencies should be subject to tax assessments by the US, State of California, and the County of Los Angeles.

I look forward to receipt of your opinions in this matter, which must be relevant and applicable to numerous victims of corruption of the justice system of California.

Sincerely,

Joseph Zernik

As an individual and as a professional corporation.

Index #4587680

SS #043-24-3556

Linked Records:

[1] Opinion letter and resume’ of Mr James Wedick

http://inproperinla.com/07-12-17-grant-deeds-wedick-s-opinion-s.pdf

[2] Letter to Attorney David Pasternak requesting that he withdraw fraudulent declarations he filed in court

http://inproperinla.com/09-12-21-req-pasternak-withdraw-false-declaration-resign-from-organizations-s.pdf

[3] Former Supervising Judge Welch, San Bernardino County – tied to numerous real estate fraud cases in the court.

http://inproperinla.com/09-09-11-former-san-bernardino-county-superior-court-presiding-judge-sustpect-of-real-estate-frauds-san-bernardino-county-sentinel.pdf