Werner Erhard and his lawyers
Posted by:
ajinajan
()
Date: September 10, 2007 03:48AM
A few past attorneys for Werner Erhard, and some key facts
(if you know of other individuals or information tidbits, add below and we'll keep a running list)
Art Schreiber
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard
[en.wikisource.org]
(Present) - General Counsel and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Landmark Education
[www.homeofpoi.com]
Martin Leaf
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard in suit against IRS
[findarticles.com]
Sent threatening letter on behalf of Landmark Education as their attorney, to American Family Foundation, AFF, precursor to the International Cultic Studies Foundation, ICSA
[upload.wikimedia.org]
Represented Landmark Education in lawsuit against the Cult Awareness Network
[findarticles.com]
Walter Maksym
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard, represented Werner Erhard in lawsuit against 20 defendants, including CBS News, 60 Minutes
[www.skepticfiles.org]
Under company, Breakthru Publishing
[www.searchabook.us]
or Walter Maksym Publishing
[www.dietsdontwork.net]
involved in publishing "book" - 60 Minutes and the Assasination of Werner Erhard
Executive Producer of Werner Erhard "infomercial" - Transformation: The Life and Legacy of Werner Erhard
[www.imdb.com]
and
[www.jmls.edu]
(if you know of other individuals or information tidbits, add below and we'll keep a running list)
Art Schreiber
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard
[en.wikisource.org]
(Present) - General Counsel and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Landmark Education
[www.homeofpoi.com]
Martin Leaf
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard in suit against IRS
[findarticles.com]
Sent threatening letter on behalf of Landmark Education as their attorney, to American Family Foundation, AFF, precursor to the International Cultic Studies Foundation, ICSA
[upload.wikimedia.org]
Represented Landmark Education in lawsuit against the Cult Awareness Network
[findarticles.com]
Walter Maksym
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard, represented Werner Erhard in lawsuit against 20 defendants, including CBS News, 60 Minutes
[www.skepticfiles.org]
Under company, Breakthru Publishing
[www.searchabook.us]
or Walter Maksym Publishing
[www.dietsdontwork.net]
involved in publishing "book" - 60 Minutes and the Assasination of Werner Erhard
Executive Producer of Werner Erhard "infomercial" - Transformation: The Life and Legacy of Werner Erhard
[www.imdb.com]
and
[www.jmls.edu]
Werner Erhard and his lawyers
Posted by:
ajinajan
()
Date: September 10, 2007 03:53AM
Quote
ajinajan
A few past attorneys for Werner Erhard, and some key facts
(if you know of other individuals or information tidbits, add below and we'll keep a running list)
Art Schreiber
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard
[en.wikisource.org]
(Present) - General Counsel and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Landmark Education
[www.homeofpoi.com]
Martin Leaf
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard in suit against IRS
[findarticles.com]
Sent threatening letter on behalf of Landmark Education as their attorney, to American Family Foundation, AFF, precursor to the International Cultic Studies Foundation, ICSA
[upload.wikimedia.org]
Represented Landmark Education in lawsuit against the Cult Awareness Network
[findarticles.com]
Walter Maksym
Was personal attorney for Werner Erhard, represented Werner Erhard in lawsuit against 20 defendants, including CBS News, 60 Minutes
[www.skepticfiles.org]
Under company, Breakthru Publishing
[www.searchabook.us]
or Walter Maksym Publishing
[www.dietsdontwork.net]
involved in publishing "book" - 60 Minutes and the Assasination of Werner Erhard
Executive Producer of Werner Erhard "infomercial" - Transformation: The Life and Legacy of Werner Erhard
[www.imdb.com]
and
[www.jmls.edu]
Ooops, forgot an obvious one:
Harry Margolis
Set up structural system behind Erhard Seminars Training, was involved in setting up Werner Erhard and Associates
[en.wikisource.org]
Later, his tax evasion circular money movement schemes were referred to as "Margolis Schemes"
[www.assetprotectionbook.com]
Pictures of the strange circular money movements or Margolis Schemes, applied to Werner Erhard personal money and businesses / tax shelters
[commons.wikimedia.org]
Werner Erhard and his lawyers
Posted by:
nutrino
()
Date: September 11, 2007 06:27AM
Good Golly ! What do you imagine they needed all those opaque offshore accounts for ? Netherlands Antilles ? It all seems so..... complicated... so.... hard to track... ummmm... being Higher Intergrity Than Thou and all that... ya have to sorta wonder.... what's with the evasive, slippery, hard to get your arms around.... ahhhh... structure here ? Why was this necessary ?
Werner Erhard and his lawyers
Posted by:
ajinajan
()
Date: September 11, 2007 10:07AM
Quote
nutrino
Good Golly ! What do you imagine they needed all those opaque offshore accounts for ? Netherlands Antilles ? It all seems so..... complicated... so.... hard to track... ummmm... being Higher Intergrity Than Thou and all that... ya have to sorta wonder.... what's with the evasive, slippery, hard to get your arms around.... ahhhh... structure here ? Why was this necessary ?
Exactly.
Seems like a definite loss of "integrity", where the way of being is "I am the possibility of attempting to hide all my taxable transactions."
:)
Werner Erhard and his lawyers
Posted by:
nutrino
()
Date: September 13, 2007 12:14AM
Department of Hi Integrity Tidbits Department, subdirectorate of Authenticity, district of Headaches, Rackets, Fuck Yous, and getting Off Ytt:
"When it comes to attracting celebrity wealth seeking shelter from taxes, the Cayman Islands and other classic Caribbean tax havens are receding in favor like so many waves on the beach, according to tax experts here and overseas. While old-school, offshore tax havens -- the warm ones with tropical fish, off-the-shelf holding companies sporting post-office-box addresses, and scant regulation or transparency -- still attract money, they are largely patronized, tax lawyers and entertainment bankers say, by hedge funds and private equity firms looking to protect lush trading profits from taxes.
But for earnings derived from [b:2f4312aefe]intellectual property such as royalties, the Netherlands has become a tax shelter of choice. With celebrities lending their names and images to clothing lines, licensing their hit songs to corporate sponsors, seeking roles in Hollywood and engaging in other ventures that generate significant taxable income, the Dutch system, which does not tax royalties, offers a nifty shelter[/color:2f4312aefe][/b:2f4312aefe].
As they flock to Amsterdam, celebrities are taking a leaf out of the playbook of major corporations that also use Dutch tax shelters to help reduce or eliminate the royalty taxes on patents, another form of intellectual property.
''The Caribbeans are thinking about trading profits, not royalties, so the smaller European countries like Holland have had to be creative, tax-wise,'' said David Pullman, an investment banker in New York who caters to entertainers and athletes. ''They are going for the high-end stuff and don't want to be seen as shady like some Caribbean haven.''
Many of the world's multinational corporations, like Coca-Cola, Nike, Ikea and Gucci, have set up holding companies here in recent years to take advantage of tax shelters nearly identical to the ones that the Rolling Stones and U2 use. An additional draw is the[b:2f4312aefe] Dutch Finance Ministry's recent willingness to issue advance rulings that effectively bless the tax shelters, a fast-track process that has lured in companies and individuals seeking to use the Netherlands as a tax shelter[/color:2f4312aefe].[/b:2f4312aefe]
[i:2f4312aefe]Ahhhhhh soooooo.... we're not in it for the money you see.... we're all about Transformation ! Transformation of taxable revenue into tax free revenue! How Authentic ! We LUV U !!!!!! Gimme Hug!!!![/i:2f4312aefe]
"When it comes to attracting celebrity wealth seeking shelter from taxes, the Cayman Islands and other classic Caribbean tax havens are receding in favor like so many waves on the beach, according to tax experts here and overseas. While old-school, offshore tax havens -- the warm ones with tropical fish, off-the-shelf holding companies sporting post-office-box addresses, and scant regulation or transparency -- still attract money, they are largely patronized, tax lawyers and entertainment bankers say, by hedge funds and private equity firms looking to protect lush trading profits from taxes.
But for earnings derived from [b:2f4312aefe]intellectual property such as royalties, the Netherlands has become a tax shelter of choice. With celebrities lending their names and images to clothing lines, licensing their hit songs to corporate sponsors, seeking roles in Hollywood and engaging in other ventures that generate significant taxable income, the Dutch system, which does not tax royalties, offers a nifty shelter[/color:2f4312aefe][/b:2f4312aefe].
As they flock to Amsterdam, celebrities are taking a leaf out of the playbook of major corporations that also use Dutch tax shelters to help reduce or eliminate the royalty taxes on patents, another form of intellectual property.
''The Caribbeans are thinking about trading profits, not royalties, so the smaller European countries like Holland have had to be creative, tax-wise,'' said David Pullman, an investment banker in New York who caters to entertainers and athletes. ''They are going for the high-end stuff and don't want to be seen as shady like some Caribbean haven.''
Many of the world's multinational corporations, like Coca-Cola, Nike, Ikea and Gucci, have set up holding companies here in recent years to take advantage of tax shelters nearly identical to the ones that the Rolling Stones and U2 use. An additional draw is the[b:2f4312aefe] Dutch Finance Ministry's recent willingness to issue advance rulings that effectively bless the tax shelters, a fast-track process that has lured in companies and individuals seeking to use the Netherlands as a tax shelter[/color:2f4312aefe].[/b:2f4312aefe]
[i:2f4312aefe]Ahhhhhh soooooo.... we're not in it for the money you see.... we're all about Transformation ! Transformation of taxable revenue into tax free revenue! How Authentic ! We LUV U !!!!!! Gimme Hug!!!![/i:2f4312aefe]
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