You: So whether or not it’s true… the government thinks you owe them tens of thousands of dollars in back taxes and interest, correct?
Sovcit: Correct.
You: Now say, in a hypothetical scenario, that you’re five years into paying off your mortgage, and one day: suddenly the authorities decide to prosecute you for tax evasion.
If you go to prison, or at best case you get your paychecks severely garnished, it’s going to be really hard to keep paying your mortgage. Kind of a big risk for the bank, wouldn’t you say?
Sovcit: …
You: So…?
Sovcit. You still didn’t tell me how to handle. What can I send to the bank to satisfy this?
The thing is that they don’t think the government thinks they owe taxes. They think that what we know of as the government is a fake organization that we don’t have to listen to, we just think we do. My mom was one of these people, and though she died over a year ago, my sister and I are still in a legal battle with the organization she was a part of, because they keep saying that the state of Minnesota doesn’t actually exist, so the laws that govern it don’t apply, and that means they have the right to do whatever they want with the money that was supposed to go to me and my sister.
