Season 6 Episode 6 - TEXAS vs. Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Which Agency Will Prevail?

Season 6 Episode 6 - TEXAS vs. Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Which Agency Will Prevail?

Introduction:
Attorney General Paxton took legal action against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in response to a significant policy change that would severely limit the ability of child support enforcement agencies (CSEAs) across the country to utilize valuable contractor resources in assisting the families they serve. The lawsuit's objective is to overturn this harmful policy.

     On February 15, 2023, the IRS informed CSEAs nationwide of a policy alteration that would require the termination of contractor access to crucial data needed for the administration of Title IV-D child support programs, effective from October 1, 2023. Title IV-D programs nationwide heavily rely on contractor services to facilitate the provision of financial, medical, and dental support to more than 13.2 million children.

     In Texas alone, during the fiscal year 2022, contractor services played a pivotal role in aiding the state in collecting nearly $4.5 billion for 1.5 million child support cases statewide.
   
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 Season 6 Episode 6 - TEXAS vs. Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Which Agency Will Prevail?

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Introduction:

There are major changes to the Child Support Program. The State of Texas is suing the Internal Revenue Service. The State of Texas is suing the IRS because of loss of funding. This is major, major news for the child support program. And in order to sue the IRS, the state of Texas must tell the truth. That is that whether it's a federal program, or is the state program, and I will provide the analysis. This is a major change.

Ken Paxton, who is a state attorney general from Texas, is suing the IRS. And he puts the blame on the White House, which is they're impaired with a child support program for the loss of funding. The problem is the executive branch has nothing to do with the IRS. It's a separate agency.

Here it is, the state of Texas versus the Internal Revenue Service. This is the lawsuit. This is breaking news. This is going to up in the Child Support Program as we know it. Let me give you the historical perspective of regard to Child Support Program. 

Texas earns from the Child Support Program $4.5 billion, which is billion with a B then comes California with $2.6 billion New York 1.8 billion Ohio 1.6 billion and Florida 1.5. These are the historical perspective. That is this is what being earned from a child support program. Texas is the largest according to the 2010 Census Bureau that Texas has 29 point 5 million. 

However, California has 39 point 2 million. So here's the example. Why does Texas earns more than California? There are at least 10 million times why?

This is very very bad or sad news. Ken Paxton has been impeached. So how can he file a lawsuit against the IRS?

The Republicans in the House and Senate impeached Kim Paxton. It is about time. However, if you'd like me to do an impeachment of Ken Paxton, comment below. Speaking of the state of Texas suing the IRS. You can learn how to file a lawsuit on our website. Father file a lawsuit and one again, if you are serious about filing a lawsuit new DOJ letter 2023. 

Filing into your family court case you have any questions or comments, please feel free to reach us at Chris H 29. Proton mail.com. We provide extensive research and we're just asking for $25 gift or any amount will do. And also please subscribe and press the like button


we have a video called The Ultimate Guide for Child Support and family court cases. Please check out our video. We also have an app on child support dot news endler.com You can avail yourself of all via research Let's begin our analysis, jurisdiction and venue. Jurisdiction is the cornerstone of our legal process.

Jurisdiction and venue the court has jurisdiction pursuant to 28. United States Code 1331 and 2201. This action arises under five United States Code 702 and 03 and 28. United States Code 1331 1446 and 1361. venue is proper in this district pursuant to 28. United States Code 391 and 1391. defendants are United States agencies and officers sued in their official capacities. 

The State of Texas is a resident of this Judicial District and a substantial part of the events or omissions giving rise to this complaint occurred and continue to occur within the Western District of Texas. The court is authorized to award the requested declaratory and injunctive relief under five United States Code 76 and 28, United States Code 1361 2201 and 2022 and its inherent equitable powers.

If you'd like to learn jurisdiction, preview our website, jurisdiction one and jurisdiction two.

What are the legal framework? In other words, what are they suing for? Is the State of Texas versus the IRS and their need to define point by point, line by line? What are they silly?


legal framework the Social Security Act of 1975 contains title four d a federal law that in part requires every state to manage a Child Support Enforcement Program. The federal government provides money to each state to help fund title 4D programs. These federal dollars help cover the operational costs involved in child support enforcement, including establishing orders enforcement efforts and tracking and reporting. In Texas the Child Support Division of the Office of the Attorney General Oh ag child support is the official title for the agency in Texas, 

Texas family code 231.001. The oh a G child support helps families by establishing paternity, establishing child's medical and dental support orders collecting child support and modifying child support obligations. The structure of each state's title for the agency and the services it provides must conform to federal guidelines, including setting up and administrative framework governing the disbursement of collected funds and maintaining computer systems that meet numerous federal specifications to maintain detailed records of all pending cases. 42 United States Code 654 three and 27.

There you have it. Charles Fort is a federal program, not a state program. It's a federal program. They get their benefits from the federal government. So it's a federal program, not a state program. It's a trick. So if all the guys are saying, Oh, it's a state program, you need to involve yourself with the state. Absolutely not. They're telling the truth. And the truth is, it's a federal program, even in Texas.

Oh see it's OCSE audits the state's compliance with their federally approved plans at least once every three years 42 United States Code 652 A four c. If a state does not substantially comply with the requirements of Title four d the Secretary of HHS is authorized to penalize the state and cut off funds 42 United States Code 609 845 Coolum Seneff are 304.20. Each state's title for D program receives federal tax information from OCC as authorized by the Internal Revenue Code for the purposes of establishing and enforcing child support orders.

So there it is. It's the federal tax refund offset program. No one has tops. This is where there are they're going to lose the funding, and I'll explain how much they're going to lose with this federal program.

The federal tax refund offset program, the Department of the Treasury operates the Treasury offset program owner, the T O P. Top offsets many types of federal payments to collect delinquent debt top matches people who owe delinquent child support with money that federal agencies are paying. For example, a tax refund when authorized by law top withholds offsets money to pay the delinquent debt. In the context of child support payments. 

The federal tax refund offset program intercepts federal tax refunds of noncustodial parents who are past due support. This offset program involves all child support agencies and three federal agencies OCSE, the Department of the Treasury's Bureau of the Fiscal Service and the IRS.

Just to recap, this is my opinion. Yes, this is my opinion that 1099 workers does not pay child support as a result of a program in the child support agency. And the reason is, the child support has what is called Identity Theft, which means that they're going to steal your information. And that is why 1099 workers are not included in child support.

So here it is. The states are not protecting your private information. The issue is the safeguarding privacy.
To protect confidential information handled by the state agency, the plan must demonstrate that the state has safeguards in fact designed to protect the privacy rights of the parties. 42 United States Code 654 26 on February 15 2023, the IRS office of safeguards issued a security and privacy memo to all directors of title four D child support programs abruptly reversing course on over a decade of policy interpretation.

As a result of the state's not protecting your private information, they're going to lose the state of Texas they're going to lose $5 billion dollars with a be $5 billion.

The federal tax offset collections represent approximately 8% of total annual child support collections, or more than $5 billion in support. In 2022. Oh ag child support received approximately $320 million in federal offset funds. I repeat again, the federal tax offset collections represent approximately 8% of total annual child support collections, or more than $5 billion dollars in support. In 2022. 

Oh ag child support received approximately $320 million in federal offset funds.
Here's the claim for relief as of October 2023. The program is going to go away. Yes, the program is going to go away. The State of Texas is going to lose $5 billion dollars.

We have a video called a tax refund offset. In other words, we defeat the tax refund off offset. Please check out the video there you have it, the state of Texas will lose $5 billion. If you have questions or comment comments, please schedule a consultation where I will reveal my opinion. 

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