‘Big Beautiful Bill’ | An Outright Theft Of Tax Revenue

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State of the Nation
T. Anthony Michael | SOTN.com
First, here’s Elon Musk’s latest take on the deliberately misnamed ‘Big Beautiful Bill’, so memed by chief memester Trump in order to manipulate the MAGA maniacs into supporting their own debt slavery.
‘The latest Senate draft bill will destroy millions of jobs in America and cause immense strategic harm to our country! Utterly insane and destructive. It gives handouts to industries of the past while severely damaging industries of the future.”
(Source: Elon Musk Tears Apart Trump’s Utterly Deceitful ‘Big Beautiful Bill’)
Oh, it’s big alright—VERY BIG—and just big enough to guarantee the future bankruptcy of the US CORPORATION … exactly as it was intended to do.
The ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Will “Massively” Increase
Near-Term Deficits, Add $5 Trillion In Debt
All of which begs the question:
That’s a Big, Beautiful Bill … Who’s Paying for It?
Now for the hard reality check.
What follows is a truncated list of the some of the taxes that every US citizen may be liable for from cradle to grave.
- Federal income tax
- State income tax
- Local income tax
- State corporate tax
- Federal corporate Income tax
- Local property tax
- State property tax
- Federal estate and gift tax
- Federal excise tax
- Local excise tax
- State excise tax
- Social Security and Medicare tax
- Sale and use tax (state-level)
- Local sales tax
- Federal Universal Service Fund (USF) Fee
- Federal Cost Recovery Charge
- Regulatory Recovery Fee
Now here are some additional State and Local Taxes, Fees, and Surcharges:
E911 Taxes and Fees – Also known by other names including Emergency Telephone Users Surcharge. This tax can be imposed at the State, County, or local levels in order to fund E911 Emergency Services.
Lifeline – Also known as State Universal Service or State Universal Lifeline Surcharges. Similar to the Federal Universal Service Fund, this charge is assessed on a state level only in a number of states. The funding from this charge helps support services to low-income customers, customers with communication disabilities, and customers who reside in an area that is underserved by small or rural telecom providers where costs of proving service is high. The rate will vary from state to state.
Public Utility Commission (PUC) Tax/Reimbursement Fee – The PUC tax/fee is a charge imposed on users of regulated services, which finances the operational costs of the state regulatory body.
Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) Surcharge – Also known by other names including “Relay Services & Comm. Devices Fund,” this surcharge is imposed on telecommunications providers and can be passed on to customers for the purpose of providing telecommunications relay services.
High Cost Fund Surcharge – This surcharge is imposed on telecommunications providers and may be passed on to customers to provide telecommunications service in high cost areas.
Utility Users Tax – This is a tax imposed on the consumer for using a utility (telecommunications) service. The tax is commonly assessed as a percentage of the amount billed to each customer for the service.
Municipal Franchise Fee – The municipal franchise fee, sometimes called a “Right-of- Way” fee, is a monthly charge imposed by local jurisdictions and paid by the customer to help recover the costs associated with providing telephone service, to include installation of underground conduit, outside telephone wires, and telephone poles. This fee varies by location and is often based upon an agreement between the local jurisdiction and RingCentral or upon local or state law.
Business and Occupation Taxes – This tax is imposed on a company for the privilege of doing business in the taxing jurisdiction. Business and Occupation taxes are typically imposed on the telecommunications provider. Some states allow the telecommunications provider to pass these taxes on to the customer and identify them as a tax or a surcharge.
Statutory Gross Receipts Tax – This is a tax on the privilege of doing business in the state measured by gross receipts received from business conducted in the state. This tax is typically imposed on the telecommunications provider; however, some states allow the provider to pass the tax on to the customer as in the cases of NY and PA for example. It’s also common to have localities impose a local Gross Receipts Tax such as in the case of New York City and many cities throughout Utah.
License Tax – This is a tax levied on the service provider for the privilege of soliciting and conducting business in a jurisdiction. Generally, a license tax is a flat annual fee, but in some cases it is based on gross receipts.
Service Tax – This is a tax imposed on the privilege of making sales of services.
Sales Taxes and District Tax – These are taxes imposed on the privilege of making sales within a state or a special district (e.g., a rapid transit authority, school district, development zone, etc.).
Deaf Tax Surcharge – This is a surcharge imposed on telecommunications providers that may be passed on to customers to provide telecommunications service to hearing and speech-impaired individuals.
Poison Control Surcharge – This is a surcharge imposed on telecommunications providers that may be passed on to customers to provide funding for Poison Control Centers.
State and Local Excise Tax – Excise tax is imposed on payments received for the privilege of sending or receiving telecommunications messages.
Communications Tax – This is a tax imposed on telecommunication services in many states, for example, FL and VA, just to name two.
E911 Taxes and Fees – Also known by other names including Emergency Telephone Users Surcharge. This tax can be imposed at the State, County, or local levels in order to fund E911 Emergency Services.
Lifeline – Also known as State Universal Service or State Universal Lifeline Surcharges. Similar to the Federal Universal Service Fund, this charge is assessed on a state level only in a number of states. The funding from this charge helps support services to low-income customers, customers with communication disabilities, and customers who reside in an area that is underserved by small or rural telecom providers where costs of proving service is high. The rate will vary from state to state.
Public Utility Commission (PUC) Tax/Reimbursement Fee – The PUC tax/fee is a charge imposed on users of regulated services, which finances the operational costs of the state regulatory body.
Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) Surcharge – Also known by other names including “Relay Services & Comm. Devices Fund,” this surcharge is imposed on telecommunications providers and can be passed on to customers for the purpose of providing telecommunications relay services.
High Cost Fund Surcharge – This surcharge is imposed on telecommunications providers and may be passed on to customers to provide telecommunications service in high cost areas.
Utility Users Tax – This is a tax imposed on the consumer for using a utility (telecommunications) service. The tax is commonly assessed as a percentage of the amount billed to each customer for the service.
Municipal Franchise Fee – The municipal franchise fee, sometimes called a “Right-of- Way” fee, is a monthly charge imposed by local jurisdictions and paid by the customer to help recover the costs associated with providing telephone service, to include installation of underground conduit, outside telephone wires, and telephone poles. This fee varies by location and is often based upon an agreement between the local jurisdiction and RingCentral or upon local or state law.
Business and Occupation Taxes – This tax is imposed on a company for the privilege of doing business in the taxing jurisdiction. Business and Occupation taxes are typically imposed on the telecommunications provider. Some states allow the telecommunications provider to pass these taxes on to the customer and identify them as a tax or a surcharge.
Statutory Gross Receipts Tax – This is a tax on the privilege of doing business in the state measured by gross receipts received from business conducted in the state. This tax is typically imposed on the telecommunications provider; however, some states allow the provider to pass the tax on to the customer as in the cases of NY and PA for example. It’s also common to have localities impose a local Gross Receipts Tax such as in the case of New York City and many cities throughout Utah.
License Tax – This is a tax levied on the service provider for the privilege of soliciting and conducting business in a jurisdiction. Generally, a license tax is a flat annual fee, but in some cases it is based on gross receipts.
Service Tax – This is a tax imposed on the privilege of making sales of services.
Sales Taxes and District Tax – These are taxes imposed on the privilege of making sales within a state or a special district (e.g., a rapid transit authority, school district, development zone, etc.).
Deaf Tax Surcharge – This is a surcharge imposed on telecommunications providers that may be passed on to customers to provide telecommunications service to hearing and speech-impaired individuals.
Poison Control Surcharge – This is a surcharge imposed on telecommunications providers that may be passed on to customers to provide funding for Poison Control Centers.
State and Local Excise Tax – Excise tax is imposed on payments received for the privilege of sending or receiving telecommunications messages.
Communications Tax – This is a tax imposed on telecommunication services in many states, for example, FL and VA, just to name two.
Telephone Number Storage Fee
The Telephone Number Storage Fee is a monthly charge to cover the storage of unused telephone numbers. Customers will be assessed a monthly fee for each unused telephone number stored beyond a 90% utilization threshold.
What’s the critical point?
The American people are one of the most taxed and surcharged citizenries on the planet, and by highly purposeful design. No, not as grossly taxed as socialist Europe and Canada, but still there are many other ways they get US outside of the IRS tax code (as seen in the preceding lists).
This epic and ongoing heist all began with the patently unconstitutional Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and equally unlawful Revenue Act of 1913 which established the federal income tax in the United States.
Truly, 1913 was the year when the American Dream was transformed into the “American Nightmare”.
And it was the illicit passing of so much legislation, codifying at the federal, state and local levels, the numerous tax regimes, surcharges and fees that essentially steals so much hard-earned money from each and every U.S. citizen every year of their lives.
But wait, it gets worse—MUCH WORSE.

The same Khazarian banksters who set up this well concealed indentured servant paradigm also saw to it that the American people are now liable for well over $37 trillion in the form of the rapidly increasing National Debt.
So, after brazenly stealing trillions of tax revenue for over 10 decades, the same perps now hold the American people financially liable for $108,823 per citizen.
Talk about theft upon theft upon theft.
And, yet, the populace merrily goes along with this unparalleled swindle even though this draconian taxation comes with absolutely no representation. Wow! Just WOW!!!
Is that stupid or what?!
Now it’s understandable why the entire world community of nations considers the USA as the world capital for the swiftly expanding Idioccracy.

Conclusion
There’s only one way out of this epochally catastrophic Khazarian clusterfuck.
The fast-growing and fierce tax resistance movement must go mainstream like there’s no tomorrow.
Because, America, if it does not, there won’t be a tomorrow in America worth living … … … unless the common folks are content with living as life-long debt slaves (they even get the teenagers now with school loans).
Remember, fellow Patriots, we are all living through the Second American Revolution.
So light your torches and grab your pitchforks, get your axes and pick up your muskets because the time has come given Trump’s monumental betrayal of the MAGA Movement with his transparently fake and fraudulent ‘Big Beautiful Bill’.
Source: https://stateofthenation.info/?p=25086
Original Article: https://www.theburningplatform.com/2025/06/29/the-greatest-heist-of-the-century/
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