yes and no… because it is commerce or trust law if it is a distinct legal existence… It’s not the same as staying on the private man to man.

You can remove yourself from property taxes with a land patent and equity.

Doing the 508c1a makes it the all caps and gives and EIN. Thus it may be “private” but not the same as truly private. You are still banking on the public side. And as a 508c1a the definition of church still applies. I am not saying it is a completely bad idea, I am…

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My land patent was free because I did it myself…

I found the video very unclear and misleading, especially after going through many hours of research on private foreign trusts, ecclesiastic foreign ministries, etc. And she is selling stuff. So not particularly reliable.

I suppose the crux is that I am not at all afraid of the IRS. They are not a governmental agency. They do not have any…

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A distinct legal existence does not obligate it’s jurisdiction. A distinct legal existence is the claim about the agreement (or contract) that formed the entity. Ie, “who, when, where, & why”. Without the United States is a distinct legal existence and not subject to codes or statutes.

Okay,

Well I am not requesting to be a church nor to register.

The EIN is not registration and does not set a status for my entity… what does set the status is custom and conduct. So the conduct is what will determine the status of the entity, ultimately. And this doesn’t effect whether it can be public or private.

I suppose you could argue…

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Here is the list of what an IRS Church must have….the first one is distinct legal existence, thus you must comply to legal statutes, ordinances, and codes – unlike a lawful ministry

https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/churches-religious-organizations/definition-of-church

There are ways to open bank accounts without the EIN and other ways to correct property taxes without doing a 508c1a…. i haven’t done it but am learning about this and know people (second hand) that private bank

I know this is about PMA’s but it is just going over the law for 508c1a which a PMA cannot be a 508c1a it is very thorough to know what you are accepting as a 508c1a