Question 1

How do I stop my employer from withholding from my pay?

Accepted Answer

We have a very informative page which will show you the steps you need to stop withholding of Federal income tax from your paycheck. Review it at https://www.freedomlawschool.org/step-4#S1-W4

Question 2

I'm getting letters from the IRS and I have no idea what they mean or how to react, can you help?

Accepted Answer

The IRS is NOT as powerful as they would like you to think. Many initial notices such as the CP515 or CP518 are computer-generated soft letters designed to encourage voluntary compliance through fear. However, specific legal notices like the Notice of Deficiency or the Final Notice of Intent to Levy require a response. Call us at (813) 444-4800 if you ever get those letters.

Question 3

Have you actually had success using this method in court?

Accepted Answer

Yes, many successes in all different forms. Attempted property seizures, levies, and more have been stopped in their tracks with the persistence and unique strategies of Freedom Law School. We are so confident in our successes that we offer a 100% guarantee. If the IRS successfully steals your hard-earned assets at the fault of Freedom Law School, we will reimburse you in full.

Question 4

How do I buy a home without a tax return?

Accepted Answer

There are Mortgage Brokers who do not need to see tax returns, and there are absolutely ones that are 100% legit. Many FLS members have been successful in becoming homeowners without providing tax returns.

Question 5

What about State Income Taxes?

Accepted Answer

This all depends on your state. Some states have no state income tax at all, some states income tax laws piggy-back on the federal laws, while other states have income tax forms and laws independent of the federal government. So far, only a few states absolutely require state income taxes: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Alabama, and Mississippi. Even if you must pay state income tax, this does NOT mean you have to pay federal income tax.

Question 6

Why does Freedom Law School only accept cash or cryptocurrency for tuition payments?

Accepted Answer

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1976 that the American people have no expectation of financial privacy when using banks and bank instruments to conduct financial affairs. Freedom Law School accepts cash and cryptocurrency to protect the financial privacy of its members.

Question 7

Is mailing cash safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes, by sending your contribution through the U.S. Mail (USPS), not through private couriers such as FedEx or UPS. Tampering with U.S. Mail is a federal criminal offense, offering a much higher level of protection. Freedom Law School has relied on USPS for over 20 years and guarantees packages that are sent following their specific mailing instructions.

Question 8

How about the 87,000 new IRS Agents to be hired?

Accepted Answer

The IRS hiring 87,000 new agents is not a threat to those who follow Freedom Law School's methods. The IRS can only legally act within its jurisdictional limits. FLS members who follow proper procedures have nothing to fear from IRS expansion.

Question 9

Why did Wesley Snipes go to prison for tax crimes?

Accepted Answer

Wesley Snipes relied on Patriot Mythology, not Freedom Law School's advice. He relied on the false advice of Eddie Kahn and mailed in a fraudulent receipt to the IRS expecting a refund. Freedom Law School's approach is legally sound and has never resulted in prison for any member who followed our methods correctly.

Question 10

What Happens if Peymon Dies?

Accepted Answer

For many years Peymon has been accumulating his wisdom and strategies, documenting them, and passing them along to passionate activists who will one day be able to carry on Freedom Law School. Members will not be stuck when Peymon passes away.

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