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YOU
Address
Address
Address
Address
Dear Sir:
Your January payment coupon (invoice number #___________) is being accepted for value for
amount of$000.00.
It has been noted on the payment coupon that this coupon is a 100% value coupon and that it is
accepted for the
value indicated. I wish to thank you for obtaining the funds from my account for me, but you
could have informed
The required IRS form1099- A is attached to document/cover the process of this transaction, for
the funds that you
accounting department can properly account for the transfer of these funds from my account to
your account.
The first item on the1099-A is for an Acquisition which means for the Lender (buyer, purchaser,
acquirer) and the Borrower (seller, supplier, provider). By the correct understanding of the form
this means that the debt as noted in block 5 is really payment and this1099-A is documenting
that fact.
Sincerely,
By:_____________________________________
You; (Authorized Representative)
A little extra information for you but I am sure you already knew it:
BE INFORMED, any actor, agent, orfid u ci ary who delays, restricts, or otherwise prohibits the
movement of this Negotiable Debt Instrument in its lawful progression* destined to, or for, the
Holder In Due Course, Secured Party, or Claimant must show cause why a contempt charge**
should not issue against him/her in his/her/their True
It is noted that said actors, agents, andfid u ci ari es are subject to the self-executing regulations
of the 3rd and 4th sections of the 14th Amendment to the Bill of Rights to the Constitution of
the United States of America whereby their offices are vacated and their salaries and retirement
benefits are extinguished when they do not perform the duties of said offices.
* Established in 1933 under HJR 192 and exercised by actors, agents, andfi d u ci ari es of every
commercial
transaction by commercial banking institutions since that date with the “Abrogation of the Gold
Clause”.
** Damages equal to double the amount of the Negotiable Debt Instrument (under civil
action) or triple the amount