Private Business Basics
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This Course is designed to get the beginner in the mindset of doing business and to setup their home office. The two main subjects we are not taught as basic education in school is business and law. The entire system functions on business and law, therefore, we must be prepared, organized and well equipped to handle even basic business.
House of Markus Fellowship members will find useful tips in preparation to "do business" with their legal person as the business entity. The basics of such subjects as physical materials, mailing, employment status, tax status, naturalization and birth, birth certificates v. certificates of live birth and much more are explained.
Though this Course may be elementary for beginners, it may also hold some insights for the seasoned freedom sojourner as well.
Lessons
This is the private Business Basics Course, Section 1 Prerequisites. For this lesson we want to talk about setting up shop, we want to talk about materials.
The mailbox is a huge part of living in the private. Contracts from government agencies can be sent to us through the mail.
The differences between employment and self-employment are numerous, but the main ingredient here is jurisdiction.
It’s assumed and presumed, that taxes are involuntary, that income tax is a must. However, if we review the tax laws and the code of federal regulations, we begin to see that income taxes are in fact voluntary.
Voter registration is a public record of our U.S. citizen, i.e. 14th Amendment federal slave citizen, status. Much is tied into this record and only federal citizen/slaves can vote, not state citizen free people.
Determining our status in the United States of America is necessary. Whether we are born, naturalized or have a green card determines how we proceed in our operations of our estate.
Creating files may seem like common sense, but some people need a little help as they may not be very tech savvy. This lesson is designed with that in mind.
As with the first lesson in section 2, this is for those that may need help understanding the world of digital records as well as touching on paper records.
When in a legal situation, follow through is everything. This lesson touches on creating a plan and following through.
Service of process is especially important when communicating administratively. Who is to receive service of process is not to be overlooked. This lesson touches on legal mailing and documenting initial mailings and subsequent mailings.
This lesson focuses on differentiating between the Certificate of Live Birth and Birth Certificate.
This lesson is the follow up to the previous lesson with more detail about the birth certificate.