SAMPLE LETTER: Public Third-Party Debtor Declaration

Protect your rights: The ultimate template letter for your tax obligations under international law!

This legally sound sample letter provides you with a powerful tool to defend yourself against unlawful tax demands that may be used to finance human rights violations. This letter will help you challenge your tax payments and ensure that your tax funds are used in accordance with mandatory international law.

What the sample letter brings you:

• Legal certainty: Prevent your taxes from being used for activities that violate international law.
• Protection from liability: Assign your tax liability to victims of human rights violations to protect yourself from civil and criminal liability.
• Clear communication: This professionally written letter emphasizes your position to tax offices, authorities, municipalities and cities.
• International legal basis: The letter is based on the applicable provisions of international law, such as the Basic Law (Articles 1-19, Article 25 GG) and the Geneva Conventions.

Why this letter is essential for you:

• Easy customization: You can customize the sample letter to your individual situation and use it immediately.
• Time-saving: Avoid lengthy research and complex wording – with this letter you can act immediately.
• Avoid legal risks: Avoid unknowingly contributing to the financing of human rights violations and ensure that your tax money is used correctly.

Get this legally compliant sample letter now and ensure that your taxes are used in accordance with international law.

With this letter, you have everything you need to protect your rights and gain clarity about your tax obligations. Download now and use immediately!

Instructions

This letter should be used if you have concerns about the use of your tax payments, especially if you suspect that these funds are being used to finance activities that violate international law and human rights. Send this letter to the relevant tax office, government agency, municipal, or city administration to ensure that your taxes are being used correctly.