A frezz? Do you mean a frieze? As in, to stop paying taxes?
If so, age has nothing to do with taxation. Not possible.
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I wish that would be a nice thing to look forward to wouldn't it.
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Tyvm, but I know People that did this. I will ck with them. Have a nice day
Comment 3 / 4 - Submitted 675 days ago...
I have been looking for a way, so far I have came up with nothing.
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That's because there isn't a way, short of having a very low income, in that case, it's easy to not pay taxes, earn below the exemption amount!
But I've a feeling that's not what he had in mind.
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