ROE Application

There is no minimum income requirement for ROE. If you are a career W-2 Employee, an ROE is not the right fit for you. Please watch the educational video below in its entirety. Due to a high number of applicants, we ask you to better educate yourself on this process. In doing so, you'll be better equipped to understand how your situation meshes with each of our programs and whether ROE is the best option or if filing returns is best for you. Sometimes a spouse may need a different approach. We will make sure that you are utilizing the best program for your circumstances.

After watching the full 80 minute video please complete the confidential program application below. Your answers will allow us to get an overview of your personal income tax-related situation and any existing tax issues that may require resolution. These questions must be answered in order for us to customize your plan and documents and to ensure that the program you've selected is indeed best for you. There is no obligation or cost to you for this determination

Based on your answers, if we feel a different route would be a better fit we will provide you with other options via email.

Step 1: 'Click Here' to Watch This Video, "Which Program Is Right For Me?'

Step 2: 'Click Here' to Read 100 Reasons Why Most Americans Aren't Liable For Paying Federal Income Taxes

Step 3: Complete the Questionnaire below

1. Did you watch the full 80 minute video above?

2. Date you are filling out this form?

Date

3a. What is your First Name?

3b. What is your Last Name?

3c. What full name (exact spelling) would you use if you do an ROE? It is generally a good idea to indicate your name the way that IRS recognizes it.

4. Your Email address

example@example.com

5. If you have a career W-2 job (not employed from your own business), will you leave or retire from it within 18 to 24 months?

5a. If you are a W-2 earner, is this income from your own business? In other words, are you your own employer?

6. For the purposes of our contact with you only, your phone number is

Format: (000) 000-0000.

7. What mailing address would you (and spouse if applicable) want on your ROE documents. This is the address you would receive IRS correspondence. Exact Street, City, State)

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState

Postal / Zip Code

7a. What is your birth date?

7a. Were you born in 1 of the 50 states?

8. Were you born in 1 of the 50 states?

8a. Were you born on a military base?

8b. Were you born in Washington D.C.?

9. Was at least one of your parents born in 1 of the 50 states?

10. Were you Naturalized in 1 of the 50 states - in other words, were you born in a foreign country and then became an American?

7b. Were you born on a military base or other federal zone? If yes, please explain.

8. Which state was your father born in or where was he born?

9. Which state was your mother born in or where was she born?

10. Were you Naturalized in 1 of the 50 states?

11. If so, in which state?

State or N/A

11. Are you married? (Yes/No)

11a. If so, was your spouse born in 1 of the 50 states?

11b. If so, was your spouse born on a military base?

11c. Was your spouse born in Washington D.C.?

11d. Was at least one of their parents born in 1 of the 50 states?

11e. Was your spouse Naturalized in 1 of the 50 states - in other words, was he/she born in a foreign country and then became an American?

12. (If Applicable) What full name will your spouse use if they do an ROE?

13. Which State was your spouse born in (or where were they born)?

13a. Was your spouse born on a military base or other federal zone? If yes, please explain.

13b. Which state was your spouse's father born in or where was he born?

13c. Which state was your spouse's mother born in or where was she born?

13d. Was your spouse Naturalized to become a U.S. citizen? (Yes/No)

13e. If so, in which state?

State or N/A

14. Are you and your spouse philosophically in agreement with using tax strategies/remedies that are non-traditional or alternative to the status quo?

15. Do you work in a government office in the District of Columbia or expect to in the future?

15. Do you work directly for the federal government or expect to in the future?

16. Are you primarily self-employed, have passive income, are retired, or a combination of these?

17. Is your spouse primarily:

18. Do you send estimated quarterly payments for income tax and/or self-employment taxes?

18a. Have you made Estimated payments or had withholdings for any unfiled tax year? If so where those estimates or withholding more than 10,000 to 15,000 for any year?

If yes, what are the approximate annual payment amounts?

19. Do you have W-4 withholdings deducted from your paycheck or your own business or company paycheck if you are self employed? (Yes/No)

If yes, approximately how much Federal Tax is withheld (W-4) from your paycheck annually?

$ amount every Two Weeks

$ amount Twice per Month

$ amount Monthly

20. What state do you live in?

21. Approximately how much State Tax is withheld (W-4) from your paycheck in your state annually?

$ amount every Two Weeks

$ amount Twice per Month

$ amount Monthly

22. Do you intend to apply for a mortgage or large loan in the future? (Yes/No)

23. For what tax year did you last file a form 1040 tax return?

tax year

24. What is your annual income?

25. Please indicate the approximate amount you paid (or will pay) in taxes for the current year and each of the 2 recent years. Please specify which year(s) have been paid and/or have not yet been paid.

25a. What amount of income taxes do you (and spouse) typically owe or pay to the IRS when you file tax returns including your withholdings? (check page 2 of your most recent 1040 where it says, "Total Tax" usually on line 24).

26. Do you allegedly owe (according to the IRS) any unpaid income taxes and penalties for previous years? (Yes/No)

26a. If Yes, approximately how much in total?

26b. If Yes, for what years?

27. Do you have collection notices coming from the IRS or State?

28. Do you have an IRS tax lien filed against you in county records?

29. Do you have an IRS levy/garnishment of income filed against you?

31. Are you primarily self-employed?

29a. Are you currently on a payment plan with IRS?

29b. Do you have any back due taxes? We can refer you to a debt discharge service to eliminate these back-due taxes (and other debts you may have). Are you interested in this service?

29c. If you've paid more than $15,000 for the recent unfiled year, we can prepare a tax return and possibly get estimated and withheld payments refunded. Our fee is 35% of the amount refunded, of which the majority is paid only when you have the refund in hand. This is a separate service from ROE. If you're interested in this program, please Click Here.

30. Do you currently have ACA/Obamacare or a Marketplace health insurance through a Marketplace Exchange?

31. Is your Health Coverage cost based on the filing of a 1040 return to qualify for tax credits or a subsidy? (Yes/No)

32. Do you have entities such as LLC, S-Corp, etc.? (List the type of entities you have)

33. We are offering an optional declaration of status process to assert your state citizen or state national status beyond informing IRS exclusively with your ROE. Is this of interest to you?

34. What is your gender? (some names can apply to either)

35. What do you wish to accomplish by doing a ROE?

34. What do you wish to accomplish by doing a ROE?

31. If you could apply the ROE retroactively, what year would you like to make the ROE effective and WHY? We can make your ROE effective for the last unfiled tax year.

36. Who referred you or how did you find us?

Will you pay a minimum of $25,000 in federal income taxes this year?

Are you interested in a done-for-you program or a learn at your own pace self-guided program to do this yourself?

37. This program is a 4-Figure, potentially 5-figure investment (depending on several variables) to no longer file and pay federal income taxes. This will end your state tax liability in most cases also. Remember, the tax savings from this program will apply to your taxes every year for the rest of your life! Simply put, this one-time investment = a lifetime of being federal income tax-free. Are you ready and willing to make this investment?

38. Please explain your situation in as much detail as possible. List any questions or concerns you have.

36. Tell us your story. Give us anything pertinent to you that is tax related that’s causing you stress (if applicable).

38. Anything else you'd like us to know?

39. Are you currently enrolled in any freedom-seeking programs (citizenship, passport, etc.)? If so, please explain especially if they are remedies related to taxation. If no, please write, "N/A".

40. Are you ready for us to send you a proposal? Please select from the following:

41. Upon moving forward with a proposal, we will collect payment using your preferred payment method within 2 weeks of accepting our proposal. Which of the following is your preferred payment method? To use multiple, select other and share how you would like to make your payment.

Once you have submitted this questionnaire, we can recommend a plan for your circumstances especially if it turns out the ROE is not recommended at this time. We take your privacy rights seriously and we do not at any time talk to or write to the IRS or any other government agency regarding your tax matters or sell or share your information with anyone ever!

Estimated payments: It is best if your income is retained by you, not held/acquired by IRS. The ROE does not currently provide an avenue for getting a refund of your withholdings or estimated payments. (Other remedies can result in refunds-ask about this if you have paid in or had at least 15,000 withheld for recent years. We can go back 3 years to claim refunds.

If you have prior debts with IRS, we can refer you to resources to address this.

The fee for Revocation of Election document preparation work varies and will depend on each individual's tax situation. A quote from us for our services will be provided only after you have answered all the questions above and sent your answers to us so we can get a better idea of the scope and nature of the work we would provide to you.

In general, it is best for both husband and wife to each do their own set of ROE documents (though not mandatory) as each has a separate social security/tax identification number. Whether both spouses need to file an ROE depends on the type of income of each spouse and a few other things.

After completing and submitting your ROE, you will not be liable for filing Form 1040 tax returns in the future or paying any individual income taxes. We cannot guarantee that the IRS will never try to challenge your ROE non-taxpayer position. However, we will support you in pre-empting any claims they make. Knowing what the law is on this subject is important. IRS has never rebutted an ROE affidavit, ever. Legally, they cannot rebut it without committing perjury under oath. None of our ROE clients have had their ROE documents effectively challenged or denied by the IRS.

We believe an IRS challenge is highly unlikely based on our experience dealing with the IRS since 2014; there is an abundance of lawful precedence and facts that support the ROE filer's position to not be liable for filing a 1040 tax return and IRS does not want this going to court! An IRS challenge, i.e., intimidation tactic doesn't mean the IRS will prevail. We are prepared to take on any ROE "bluff" or challenge the IRS may attempt!

Please be aware that the ROE does not resolve past year IRS disputes related to income taxes allegedly owed for past years, especially if the 1040 was filed and the taxes due were not paid. We can help with this or refer you to resources that can resolve such matters in many cases

As privacy advocates, the answers you provide above will be all the personal information we would require and need from you. Your information will be kept confidential. We do not ask for your social security number. You will add the social security number to your customized ROE documents. For questions, contact: Great American Tax Remedy at info@mytaxremedy.com.

DISCLAIMER: The above is not intended as legal or financial advice. We are not attorneys or tax accountants; therefore, we do not offer legal advice. We do research related to income tax matters and we share open-source tax information. The private exchanges between us are for private and educational purposes only and are under the protection of free speech, free association, and right to contract.