Blowing the whistle on the Watchtower RACKET,an organization that is
selling millions of dollars of merchandise without collecting sales tax.
June 23, 2005 (Press Release) --
Blowing the whistle on the Watchtower RACKET,an organization that is
selling millions of dollars of merchandise without collecting sales tax.
The following letter was mailed out in quantity to the 50 states (Sales
Tax Fraud Divisions) in early 1997. The collecting of sales tax by peddlers from customers is required in 49 of the 50 states.
Here is a facsimile of the letter I write in 1997:
ATTN: Certified Mail to
Criminal Investigation Tax Fraud Division
To all 50 USA states and all I.R.S. Offices
January 15, 1997
Dear Tax Office,
I am writing to blow the whistle on an organization I used to belong
to, an organization that is selling millions of dollars of merchandise
in this state without collecting sales tax.
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York ships truckloads of
books, videos, tapes and assorted other merchandise to their Kingdom
Halls across the state. The members take these items from there and
sell them house-to-house, returning the money collected to the Kingdom
Hall, so that it can be mailed back to Brooklyn headquarters each
month.
They talk about "donations" but this is a thinly veiled tax-dodging
sales operation. Dunn & Bradstreet reports for recent years show their
sales in the $1 billion range, so the Jehovah's Witness are certainly
selling $--millions in this state.
The religious publishing operations and bookstores connected with other
churches are collecting and paying sales tax. As a taxpayer, I am
writing to blow the whistle and to ask what is going to be done about
the Watchtower's TAX EVASION.
Danny Haszard--Watchtower corporation Whistleblower
www.dannyhaszard.com
MONEY MACHINE www.freeminds.org/history/launder.htm
selling millions of dollars of merchandise without collecting sales tax.
The following letter was mailed out in quantity to the 50 states (Sales
Tax Fraud Divisions) in early 1997. The collecting of sales tax by peddlers from customers is required in 49 of the 50 states.
Here is a facsimile of the letter I write in 1997:
ATTN: Certified Mail to
Criminal Investigation Tax Fraud Division
To all 50 USA states and all I.R.S. Offices
January 15, 1997
Dear Tax Office,
I am writing to blow the whistle on an organization I used to belong
to, an organization that is selling millions of dollars of merchandise
in this state without collecting sales tax.
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York ships truckloads of
books, videos, tapes and assorted other merchandise to their Kingdom
Halls across the state. The members take these items from there and
sell them house-to-house, returning the money collected to the Kingdom
Hall, so that it can be mailed back to Brooklyn headquarters each
month.
They talk about "donations" but this is a thinly veiled tax-dodging
sales operation. Dunn & Bradstreet reports for recent years show their
sales in the $1 billion range, so the Jehovah's Witness are certainly
selling $--millions in this state.
The religious publishing operations and bookstores connected with other
churches are collecting and paying sales tax. As a taxpayer, I am
writing to blow the whistle and to ask what is going to be done about
the Watchtower's TAX EVASION.
Danny Haszard--Watchtower corporation Whistleblower
www.dannyhaszard.com
MONEY MACHINE www.freeminds.org/history/launder.htm
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