Everyone:We are providing this post because we get a lot of calls regarding particular audio tapes, video tapes and or training albums provided on Team Law’s Order Form. The questions either ask what the particular training covers or they are from people that have received the materials, have listened to them repeatedly and are now “ready” to follow the pattern shown in the training.
Sometimes the people have already listened to the training materials and called say something like, “I have listened to the tax eliminator tape several times and I am now ready to file a Form 1041 (or a Form 2555) and I want you to review it.”
Our response is, “Why would you want to do that?” They often seem dumbfounded by this response.
They react, “Well that’s what the tape says to do.”
We respond, “No it isn’t.” Again, they seem dumbfounded.
We continue, “Didn’t we say, "don’t believe what we or anyone else tells you; rather do your own research."”
They say, “Yes.”
We ask, “Did you do the requisite research—did you study the tax code for yourself?”
They answer, “Well uh, no, I didn’t.”
We respond, “You may remember, we said that was the main problem with people today, they rely on third party information and do not study our history and our laws for themselves through their own first hand research.”
You see, all of the Team Law training materials take the student through the process of the Standard for Review, focused on a particular subject matter. The student follows the review to discover what one person or another did to resolve the problem they faced. Though all of the solutions worked for the person and in the situation reviewed, the principle being taught is not their specific solution; rather, it is the pattern of discovery presented, which will always reveal the truth about any relationship or cause.
Thus, each of our training materials presents the method of discovering the solution to the problem reviewed and regardless of whether the particular details of a situation reviewed are identical to yours or not, your solution is to follow the pattern of review (the Standard for Review) to discover your solution, not necessarily the solution the person used in the example presented.
For a specific example of what this means, let’s focus on the issues of IRS collected taxes as presented in some of our training materials. As noted above, some people call and say something like, “I have listened to the tax eliminator tape several times and I am now ready to file a Form 1041 (or a Form 2555) and I want you to review it.” After giving the response shown we look at the detail of the situation the caller is facing and we review it further following the presentation from the training tool, we follow the Standard for Review and discover the caller is dealing with an IRS situation. Further review of that relationship shows the taxpayer involved is a Social Security Administration created trust with its exclusively definitive Taxpayer Identification Number. Once the parties are identified and the historical environment of the relationship is understood we look to the specific terms and conditions of the relationship and we find the tax code. This requires that we study the tax code to discover where it dictates the relationship’s responsibilities; and, do to the apparent incomprehensibility of the tax code, that is where the whole matter unravels.
In the examples given in the training materials, the person being reviewed did not study the tax code; rather, they took the short cut and went to IRS for their help to discover either what form they were to file (to which IRS responded, “The Form 1041”) or what code authorized the tax (to which IRS responded, “Title 26 § 1.1-1”, which led to the pre 1998 CFR table specified Form 2555). In either case, the taxpayer failed to first study the code and the short cut led them to those forms, which IRS honored by returning the overpaid taxes; thus, they were successful with their process.
But, where do the Standard for Review and the training materials direct students? They say, “You must know your own nature and the capacity you serve in any relationship and you must do your own research from the actual facts and history of the relationship.” Thus, they present the method for making such reviews.
That means that if a student of our training materials was to follow what we presented they would not take the short cut and go to IRS to learn what they should do; rather they would study the tax code to find out what it says regarding their situation. The problem with that study is we have never found anyone that understands the tax code. Our experience shows, everyone that studies it finds it incomprehensible. Thus, that study is usually short lived. Still, we prod and push our students to study the tax code anyway and take notes, recording all of their questions to log any learning or incomprehensibility so they have the evidence of their own experience to carry them through the next steps of attempting to resolve the confusion. To delve into those steps here would take us far beyond what we can share with those that are not Team Law beneficiaries, so in this Open Forum post we will have to stop with that review here; and again note:
- The training materials do not admonish people to file any specific forms or follow any specific process other than the Standard for Review;
- The training materials are designed specifically to show people how to study the facts and the law to learn the truth and to learn how to find it in any situation.
We hope this information is helpful to you.
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