Council Tax Remedy
Council Employee Crimes
Contrary to assumed belief, the council tax you pay does not pay for “council services”, such as emptying your bins, street lighting or cutting the grass.
It does however pay for such things as follows:
- MP pensions.
- MP offshore accounts and personal investments.
- LOBO loans.
- Military accounts that fund terrorism in other countries.
The council tax is a fraud perpetrated on the 26.4 million homes, or “dwellings” as called by the people who work for the council.
Note: a private home is not taxable, but a “dwelling”, owned by your slave master is.
This fraud is extorting money from hardworking families who are finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet, with many being forced to choose between eating, heating and paying council tax.
The people who work for the council tax department do not care about you, or your family, and have no sympathy or empathy to the financial problems they are causing you, as long as they are paid and are living the good life.
It is time for this crime to stop, and this document shall prove that not only are you not obligated to pay council tax, but the people working for the council are acting in a criminal manner and committing barratry.
Council is a Corporation
To understand this fraud, we need to realise that every council is nothing more than a corporation, with no authority at all, and is no different than any other privately owned for-profit company.
We shall use the government’s own legislation to prove this.
Dating back to the year 1888 the Local Government Act quite clearly states that all councils are a “body corporate”.
Local Government Act 1888, Chapter 41, Part V, Section 79 Paragraph (1)
79 Incorporation of county council.
(1) The council of each county shall be a body corporate by the name of the county council with the addition of the name of the administrative county, and shall have perpetual succession and a common seal and power to acquire and hold land for the purposes of their constitution without licence in mortmain.
Further to this, and something that is not divulged by the people who work for the council, is that since the year 1888 all councils have taken on the duties and liabilities of the inhabitants of the county.
This means the liability of any costs involved is their responsibility to cover, not yours.
Local Government Act 1888, Chapter 41, Part V, Section 79 Paragraph (2)
79 Incorporation of county council.
(2) All duties and liabilities of the inhabitants of a county shall become and be duties and liabilities of the council of such county.
The fact that “the council” is nothing more than a corporation was reiterated in the local government Act 1972.
Local Government Act 1972, Chapter 70, Part 1, Section 2, Subsection (3)
2 Constitution of principal councils in England.
(3) Each council mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) above shall be a body corporate by the name “The County Council” or “The District Council”, as the case may be, with the addition of the name of the particular county or district.
DUNS Number
Today all councils, however they be named, are nothing more than privately owned for-profit corporations, each having their own DUNS number.
Note: DUNS stands for Data Universal Numbering System, and are issued by a private corporation called Dun & Bradstreet.
Each unique nine-digit number is issued to each business entity, with its primary use being for credit reporting.
Here is a list of a selection of councils with their business DUNS number:
- North East Lincolnshire Council: 423962570
- Basildon District Council: 917794806
- Great Grimsby Borough Council: 232240960
- Humberside County Council: 211572115
- Cleethorpes Borough Council: 226194033
- Leicester City Council: 228219960
- Kensington and Chelsea Council: 221273662
- Oxford City Council: 236042586
- Southampton City Council: 216927475
- Nottinghamshire County Council: 227477783
Now that we have established that the council is nothing more than a corporation, acting as a private for-profit company, whereby they, not you, have taken on the liability to pay for all costs, we can cover the many violations and criminal acts they perpetrate every day.
Violation of Acts
Below is a list detailing some of the acts violated, resulting in crimes that have been committed by employees of the council, and by extension, the bailiffs.
- County Courts Act 1984, Chapter 28, Part IX, Section 135
- Forgery Act 1913, Chapter 27, Section 1, Paragraph (1) and Paragraph (3), clause (a)
- Fraud Act 2006, Chapter 35, Section 1, Paragraph (2) and (3)
- Misrepresentation Act 1967, Chapter 7, Section 2, Paragraph (2)
- Protection from harassment Act 1997, Chapter 40, Section 1, Paragraph (1). Section 2A, Paragraph (3) Sub-section (b). Section 3, Paragraph (2), Paragraph (9), Sub-section (a)
- Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015, Chapter 2, Part 1, Section 32
- Companies Act 2006, Chapter 46, Part 4, Section 44, Paragraph (2)
- The Magistrates’ Courts Rules 1981, Rule 98, Paragraph (1)
- Localism Act 2011, Chapter 20, Part 1, Chapter 1, Section 3, Paragraph (2), Sub-sections (a), (b), and (c)
- The Council Tax (Administration and Enforcement)(Amendment) (No. 2) (England) Regulations 2003, Section 3
To see the full details of each Act listed above, see the “Council Employee Crimes in Detail” document.
Slavery Act 2015
The employees at the council tax department cannot make a claim upon you without first providing the written evidence of an agreed upon contract.
If this cannot be provided, or a claim is made that they do not need a contract to be able to demand you pay them, then this is either extortion with menace or slavery.
Modern Slavery Act 2015, Chapter 30, PART 1, Section 3, Paragraph (1) & (5)
3 Meaning of exploitation
(1) For the purposes of section 2 a person is exploited only if one or more of the following subsections apply in relation to the person.
Securing services etc. by force, threats or deception
(5) The person is subjected to force, threats or deception designed to induce him or her—
(a) to provide services of any kind,
(b) to provide another person with benefits of any kind, or
(c) to enable another person to acquire benefits of any kind.
Clearly to be on the receiving end of any payment of any kind is a benefit to the recipient, and if the recipient had no right to claim said payment, but used force, threats or deception to attain such payment, then exploitation has occurred.
To forcibly exploit someone is to subject them to slavery.
A slave has the right to fight for their freedom.
Contact Public Servant
Now that you have this information, you are in the position to contact various public servants whereby you mandate them to cease this criminal behaviour.
You should also make them aware that they shall be observed to ensure they follow the guidelines of the Seven Principles of Public Life, which is also known as the Nolan Principles, which covers the following:
- Selflessness.
- Integrity.
- Objectivity.
- Accountability.
- Openness.
- Honesty.
- Leadership.
Failure to comply with these principles and your mandate shall be seen as aiding and abetting with criminals, and benefiting from criminal activity.
The following public servants should be contacted in regards to this criminal action.
- Local MP.
- Mayor.
- Head of the council tax department.
- Section 13A officer.
- Section 151 officer.
Section 13A Officer
Section 13A (1)(c) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, provides the Council with additional discretionary powers to enable it to reduce a person's council tax liability where statutory discounts, exemptions and reductions do not apply.
There shall be a member of staff working for the council who is responsible for this section, and is referred to as the Section 13A Officer.
Section 151 Officer
Section 151 of the Local Government Act 1972 requires local authorities to make arrangements for the proper administration of their financial affairs and appoint a S151 Officer.
This position is also known as a Chief Financial Officer (CFO), and has the responsibility for those arrangements.
The responsibility of the Chief Financial Officer is to ensure that there are no breaches in legislation and no fraud is committed.
Growing Movement
The awareness of people regarding the fraud of council tax is growing exponentially on a daily basis and can no longer be suppressed; therefore it may be beneficial to add the following point to your notice.
“It should be noted that I am not working alone when serving notice upon you, but I am in fact working as one of a growing network of the people, by the people.
The findings of the people shall be reported to the police; if they fail to act upon this evidence then it shall be deemed that the police are no longer following statute codes and no longer work for the people.
These findings shall also be reported to the court, and if they should also fail to act then it shall be taken as evidence that the courts no longer follow acts and statutes.
Once it has been determined that the justice system in its entirety no longer follows acts and statutes, then it shall be taken by the people that acts and statutes no longer apply to anyone, rendering all acts and statutes null and void, including the Local Government Finance Act 1992.”
Final Points
- Authority comes from you, not a corporation.
- To receive a bill you must first place your order, or the bill is fraudulent.
- To receive a statement, you must first open an account, or the statement is fraudulent.
- If you are a customer, you have the right to terminate your contract.
- You can only be obligated to pay through contract; if payment is demanded that is non-contractual then this is extortion.
- If you are asked to pay, always ask who you are paying to.
Council Tax Remedy
The following documents, which have been provided for you for download, detail the criminal fraud of council tax.
Title: Council Employee Crimes
This document gives an overview of many acts and statutes being violated on a daily basis, and covers the fraud relating to the council tax.
Title: Council Employee Crimes in Detail
If you require further evidence of each infraction then this document goes into greater detail.
Title: Current List of Acts Violated by the Employees of the Council
As this is an ongoing investigation into these crimes, conducted by the people, for the people, new violations of acts and statutes are being discovered as this investigation progresses. This document lists those acts discovered to date.
Title: Links to Acts
A link has been provided that will take you directly to each Act as listed on the government’s own website.
Title: Acts
Each Act has been downloaded and placed within this folder for your convenience.
Title: Notice Template
A notice template has been written for you and is completely copyright free and is free to use. Everything written in red should be replaced with your own details.
Title: Flyer Templates
To help you gain awareness in your local area to this fraud, a few flyer templates have been created for you. Feel free to edit these templates to your requirements. It can be used on social media and printed for door-to-door posting.
All of the above mentioned documents have been put into one zip file you can download lower down on this page. Please ignore the warning note about malicious code. It is there all the time, but you should be only worried if you are downloading something from an unknown source.
DOWNLOAD THIS FILE: File:Council Tax Remedy updated.zip
Another template after you received a debt collection letter for not paying Council Tax. File:Notice to enforcement agency.docx
DUNS number
If you wish to look up the DUNS number for the council you are dealing with, a database has been created for you.
Link: DUNS numbers