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1George is lying again Empty George is lying again Sat Feb 14, 2009 11:29 pm

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George is calling us liars and cheats this is from our old board, let it be understood Georgie Boy owns Viva San carlos. He is earning money and running an illegal business in Mexico he has a resident visa only not a work permit.



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Subject: members of viva san carlos Tue 24 Jun 2008 - 0:03

For the members, advertisers and those that support the Web site of Viva San Carlos and his bulletin board:

For some time we had them all a public apology and give it below. Some people in the past have abused the board improperly and forums. Viva San Carlos began as a hobby but now has become a full-time job and is a very valuable and important part of the community of San Carlos, though still not perfect. Many people read our board daily. It has become the primary source of news for our community and although we have some thirty to fifty regular contributors, there are actually some 350 people who regularly read the blackboard, entering from two to three times a day and some coming up tenfold daily to see "what is new, the lost and found items, ask questions and VEN ads." We now have 518 registered members. The largest number of members that we know has been in line at one time was 157 on April 18. The board, individual messages and hilamientos now receive almost a half million hits per month. Having said that, then why is that we would like to apologize.
In the past this board has been used to make written that some members of hatred and lies about people of San Carlos. There have been some people who have been targeted especially for those letters are addressed but that's not covered here. We know that there are legal actions in process, against those who have put their messages of hatred and those who have affected this board. The legal action but will not discuss in this board. One of the biggest reasons that bad things have happened in the past is because English is not my native language. Some things I could not understand and sift and heavily damaged the reputation of some individuals and businesses here. I accept culpability for this, because it was my responsibility to capture messages and ill remove the board. By allowing these messages left on the board, allowing some people, including some friends, and were damaged by this, I apologise.

To avoid this sort of thing in the future, I asked some of my friends who speak English so in a timely manner to review everything that is placed on the board, GeorgeInSanCarlos will be the new owner collaborator who will be watching. We know that some people hate writings will continue on the board, that is something that people will continue. However, we will be more vigilant to detect ill eliminating them under the letters we see and the authors will be removed from the list of members not to repeat their offenses.

I sell George my full authority in this and we have already removed several people who have failed to meet the regulations this month. Removing any member to continue to make our letters of hatred or lowering to call the other form of insult. or decision is final. Use our best judgement to do this, but we know that from time to time there may be errors because we are not always online. If you see names abusive, insulting or letters of hatred, please contact us immediately through a personal message or via email to address the board.

We will use our best judgement to decide what and whom to remove. We would like to hear from you to know that they find offensive.

Sincerely,

The Webjefe Alejandro Martinez


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 6:48

Well, after reading this, know who the Webjefe is and it is not Alejandro Martinez it is definately George Gadsby of Alameda and now Jefe George of San Carlos without a doubt.

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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 9:19

Seven posts were made on June 23rd of this year on VSC. One of those posts was posted by George and was entirely in Spanish.
If, at one time there was the version as presented above, it's no longer available.
However, as I read the Spanish version, the version that is still on the board, the story lines closely follow each other. The apology and the basis for the need to have George run the board are pretty much the same.
The story line seperates where it is stated that George has been given administrative rights and ect.. The Spanish version fails to reveal any type of business transaction between the two of them.
I don't see where it says Alex sold George the rights to the board.
I think the above version has been altered to include the sale of the board to perhaps verify what some former members of VSC have been stating.



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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 11:51

It says: I sell in the third or fourth paragraph


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 11:52

I sell George my full authority in this and we have already removed several people who have failed to meet the regulations this month. Removing any member to continue to make our letters of hatred or lowering to call the other form of insult. or decision is final. Use our best judgement to do this, but we know that from time to time there may be errors because we are not always online. If you see names abusive, insulting or letters of hatred, please contact us immediately through a personal message or via email to address the board.


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 17:06

In order to avoid this type of things in the future, I have asked to him to some of my friendly that speak English so that of opportune way, they review everything what it is put in the board, GeorgeInSanCar them will be my main collaborator who will be watching. We know that some people will continue putting written of hatred in the board, that is something that people will continue doing. Nevertheless, we will be more watchmen to detect bad writings eliminating them we are conforms them seeing and the authors will be eliminated of the list of members so that their offenses do not repeat.
This is the final part of the 4th paragraph. The 'I sell George my full authority is translated to, 'George is provided full authority'. Still, no mention of a sale or financial transaction.
I could be wrong but a few years here full time and a handful of translation books tells me different.
I will offer an apology if found to be incorrect on this wording.



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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 17:27

Third and fouth Paragraphs contain,
GeorgeInSanCarlos will be the new owner
I sell George my full authority
Ever since Georgie boy has been associated with the viva board he has been throwing his weight around. George owns the board and the reason hes lying is because hes scared everyone will call him a scumbag for taking advantage of alecs. So he pays alecs for the photos and to keep his mouth shut. All you hear from alecs is pic of the day nothing else its all George. alecs managed to get by with his 60 % english before George came along, now George says 60% isn't good enough...

George is a conman and a liar thats why he surounds him self with Baca and Martinez. the two henchmen for the San Carlos Mafia the Real estate queen of fraud Catalina....


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 22:26

Well, it looks like the domain name is in Margaret and George Gadsby, so I guess they would both be considered working?
You will notice that their names are before Alecs'?
To avoid this sort of thing in the future, I asked some of my friends who speak English so in a timely manner to review everything that is placed on the board, GeorgeInSanCarlos will be the new owner collaborator who will be watching. We know that some people hate writings will continue on the board, that is something that people will continue. However, we will be more vigilant to detect ill eliminating them under the letters we see and the authors will be removed from the list of members not to repeat their offenses.
I sell George my full authority in this and we have already removed several people who have failed to meet the regulations

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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sat 12 Jul 2008 - 23:57

See that George is also getting free margaritas with his dinners at LaGenerala!

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Subject: Well I guess George is reading this board - email received this am Sun 13 Jul 2008 - 11:00

No George you are the problem. Nobody pulled me in, you banned me, remember. You were up early4:49AM? I know domains, as I happen to have two.
Nobody invited me here, I have been monitoring it since its inception.
Sometimes I do not understand the posts, but am sure others do.
I have not trashed Alecs, you just do not allow him to speak. You cannot tell grown up people what they can or cannot do, you can try, but I don't think they will do it. Please do not send me any more emails unless you want them posted here. Prior to your banning, you sent me an email saying you had deleted my email to you, so why are you communicating via email again?
EMAIL
from George in San Carlos
They have got to be laughing their butts off at you on the Banamex board. They have been pulling you into their mess‏
From: George Gadsby (gcg@gadsbys.com)
Sent: Sun 7/13/08 4:49 AM
Reply-to: George Gadsby (gcg@gadsbys.com)
To: Veronica (caracolsc@hotmail.com)
Cc: mexicomel@sancarlosmx.com
Real time live actual ownership of vivasancarlos.com
They cut and paste and you get sucked right into it.
If you would spend 10 minutes with Alecs you would be ashamed of the way you have been trashing him.

http://whois.domaintools.com/vivasancarlos.com

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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sun 13 Jul 2008 - 11:28

As someone has posted his claims are 53 days old.
George as one RE Professional to a possible one of the future sort yourself out and start being what you claim to be, or go back to california.
We are not children thinges sort themselves out stop banning people because they disagree with you or put you on the spot.

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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Sun 13 Jul 2008 - 14:01

Oh my God,
Gringo reel estat seller need to go home you no have work purmit you no work here you ileegal.
boby sahlin no have purmit
leslie sahlin no have purmit
richard baca no have purmit
phyllis no have purmit
jose martinez no have purmit
wende no have purmit
georgie gadsby no have purmit
margarita no have purmit

you no all pay tax you need go home
you all steel work for mejico job

I pray for you all gringo go home you have safe ride to Amerika and you no come back


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Mon 14 Jul 2008 - 9:22

Diva,
If they have FM3 there legal to work and play for one year at a time.
thay have to pay Mexican taxes, so if you think they're working and not paying tax report it.
Then post there names and businesses here so we can also notify the IRS in the States.



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Subject: FM3 Mon 14 Jul 2008 - 19:33

Believe that you have to have a Lucrative FM3, not just an FM3 to work in Mexico and you can only work in the fields that you have reported, or possibly a Mexican Corporation to do only the items described in the Corporation, plus the paying of taxes.
Think George might have left as he has not commented on viva nor have I received any emails. On the road again.


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Wed 22 Oct 2008 - 14:53
Bump


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Mon 27 Oct 2008 - 8:47

George has a new another new name,
geo


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Subject: With all these rules how can they ban anyone? Give it back to Alecs,George Sun 9 Nov 2008 - 19:51

The forum owners take no responsibility for the content of any of the messages posted in the Viva San Carlos Forums or of the authenticity of its authors. All opinions and views expressed in the forums are solely those of their respective authors and are not necessarily those of Viva San Carlos or its representatives.

I.)Viva San Carlos reserves the right to delete your comments or revoke your registration for any reason. Rarely, if ever, will we do so simply because we disagree with you. We will, however, usually do so if you post something that is, in our good-faith opinion, (a) off-topic; (b) libelous, defamatory, abusive, harassing, threatening, profane, ############, offensive, false, misleading, or which otherwise violates or encourages others to violate these terms of use or any law, including intellectual property laws; or an attempt to advertise, solicit, or otherwise promote goods and services without payment approval within twenty four (24) hours of posting.


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Subject: Re: members of viva san carlos Tue 11 Nov 2008 - 20:39

Well George how come everyone of your scmbc can advertize their favorite restaurants, but I could not advertize Maria's Pizza? Strange, don't you think? I think the name for your followers should be the good ole boys breakfast club, don't you?
After all your advertizing and free margaritas, it looks like the Generala is not doing too good?

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2George is lying again Empty Re: George is lying again Sat Feb 14, 2009 11:37 pm

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Mexico is starting to tighten the noose around tax ivasion.


MEXICAN INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX LAWS AS APPLIED TO U.S. CITIZENS LIVING IN MEXICO
(Please consult a Mexcan Contadore, C.P.A. or tax accountant for specific advice)


By Don D. Nelson, Attorney at Law
Certified Public Accountant,
(licensed to Practice in California, USA)


Method of Reporting

Husbands and wives must report their income separately. Income from personal services must be reported entirely by the individual rendering the services. Married individuals that do not have a marriage contract, must report all other items of income in equal amounts. Unlike the U.S., there is not standard deduction. However you can take personal allowances and credits as state in a table provided by the Hacienda. Quarterly estimated taxes must be paid based on this years income apply the net taxable income percentage shown in the previous year's tax return.


Taxation of Resident Gringos

Full time resident individuals (even U.S. Citizens) are taxed on their worldwide income, but can claim a credit for taxes paid in other countries against their Mexican income tax. A person who establishes their permanent residence in Mexico for over 183 days is considered a tax resident. Taxation of income from outside of Mexico earned by a U.S. citizen permanently residing in Mexico is currently not often enforced or followed in many areas of Mexico.


Taxation of Dividends

Dividends from a Mexican corporation are not included in your personal income, but are taxed at corporate level. Interest paid to individuals by Mexican banks need not be declared on your Mexican tax return. The bank withholds the tax.


Taxation of Interest

The gain on the sale of your personal residence is exempt from tax if you lived in it and owned it for two years and have a resident visa. The gain on the sale of other investment or rental real property is calculated based on original cost less depreciation adjusted by an inflation factor. If you sell personal property that is normally not depreciated such as yachts and airplanes, the entire sales price will be considered gain without deduction for the original cost.


Taxation of Capital Gains/Losses

Capital gains are taxed using an income averaging concept. The gain is divided by the number of years the asset is held (up to a maximum of 20 years) with the resulting amount added to the other taxable income. The graduated marginal tax rates are applied to this total. An average tax rate is calculated and applied towards the balance of the capital gain
Unused capital losses on stock sales and real estate may be carried forward for three years to offset capital gains from sale of shares, or real estate, respectively. Sales of Mexican securities at a profit are not subject to tax if sold on the Mexican stock exchange. Your personal primary residence is exempt from Mexican tax if you live in it for at least 184 days or more, and it is your main residence. There are other rules concerning the exemption of your residence sale gain from Taxation which also must be followed. You should consult a Mexican accountant if you wish to take advantage of this rule.


Tax Return Personal Deductions

Resident individuals are allowed the following deductions on their personal tax return:

Medical, medical insurance, dental and hospitalization costs.

Payments for school bus transportation for dependent children.

Funeral expenses with some limits

Certain gifts to charitable or welfare institutions and promoters of art and culture.

Voluntary contributions to personal retirement accounts or mandatory employer retirement systems, within certain limits.

Home Mortgage Interest

Unincorporated Individual Business Income

Individuals with businesses can deduct related expenses. Fixed assets must be depreciated using the approved rates. The straight line method must be used with no deduction for salvage value. Subject to specific limitations, it is sometime possible to deduct the entire cost of a fixed asset, equipment, etc. in the year it is acquired. The total deduction for business expenses cannot exceed the gross receipts. No loss carry forward is allowed. Business entertainment and most business meals are not deductible.

Usually estimated tax payments must be made monthly to the Hacienda.


Rental Income

If you have rental income, instead of deducting the actual expenses incurred, you can claim a deduction of 50% of the rental income if it is used for housing and 35% for all other types of rental income. You can depreciate your rental property at 5% per year of the building cost, indexed for inflation. Value Added Tax must be paid on all rental income.


Tax Rates

The yearly tax rate runs from 3% to 34% with adjustments made regularly for inflation. Recent tax law changes have reduced the top rate to 32% in a few years. All tax rates are indexed for inflation, also.


Employee Fringe Benefits Required from Employers

The following fringe benefits must be supplied by employers to individuals who are actually employees of the employer:

Profit sharing equal to 10% of employers pre-tax earnings

Christmas bonus equal to 15 days pay

Vacation bonus equal to 25% of normal pay during the vacation period

Contribution of 7% of employee's salary to a retirement savings fund bank account

Tax Return Due Dates


Corporate tax returns are due March 31st and Individual tax returns are due April 30th for the previous calendar year.

Imputed Income On Audit by Hacienda

When individuals spend more than the income shown on their tax returns during a calendar year, the Hacienda are empowered to consider the excess of such expenses over reported income as additional taxable income. The taxpayer must prove that the excess of expenses was not taxable income within 45 days.

We you have us prepare your US Tax Return, we work closely with Mexican accountants to make certain you are paying the lowest possible US and Mexican taxes and to coordinate the two countries tax systems. All the Mexican tax law descriptions set forth here are very general and nature. We recommend you retain a Mexican accountant to assist you with your taxes in Mexico and perform tax planning in advance.



Taxes in Mexico: Individual Income Tax


Resident individuals are subject to Mexican income tax on their worldwide income, regardless of their nationality. Non-residents, including Mexican citizens who can prove residence for tax purposes in a foreign country, are taxed only on their Mexican source income.


The Federal Tax Code provides that a foreign individual will be considered a resident of Mexico for tax purposes when he has established his home in Mexico, unless he has been physically present in a foreign country for more than 183 days, consecutive or not, in one calendar year, and is able to prove residence for tax purposes in that other country.


Individuals holding immigration papers as temporary or permanent immigrants are usually considered residents, unless the foreigner enters Mexico during the last half of the calendar year, in which case he would have been outside the country for more than 183 days and should probably be taxed only on this Mexican source income during that first calendar year.

Foreigners working in Mexico under a visitor's permit should probably not be considered as residents until they have established some type of physical home in Mexico and have remained in the country for at least 183 days in a calendar year.

Employment income
Income from personal services (earned income) includes salaries, commissions and allowances of all types, including those for housing, living expenses, education, foreign-service, tax reimbursements, and amounts received as employee profit sharing.

Certain benefits may be considered as taxable income of the individual even if they are not a deductible expense for the employer.

Living expenses can be absorbed free of tax to the employee only in the case of short-term visits and if supported by receipts from third parties. A per diem rate is treated as a taxable allowance. Reimbursements of expenses of a spouse or dependants usually represent taxable income to the employee.

Business travel expenses, other than those supported by receipts from third parties and limited to maximum deductible amounts, must, in general, be added to salaries for income tax purposes.

Investment income
Residents are required to include investment income in their annual returns, except for: (a) interest from the Mexican banking system and government obligations, which is either subject to a final withholding tax of 20% on gross interest (or a portion thereof) or is exempt; (b) dividend income from Mexican corporations or investment funds; and (c) capital gains on transactions carried out through the Mexican stock exchange, which are exempt.

Capital gains
Gains on the disposition of real property or shares of capital stock receive favorable income tax treatment in that historical costs may be increased by factors (based on the number of years the asset had been held) to adjust them for inflation, and in the case of shares of capital stock also by amounts intended to partially cover net retained earnings, whether capitalized or not. The resulting net gain for tax purposes is taxed under a formula favorable to the taxpayer, again depending on the number of years the asset was held before sale. Gains on sales of securities through the Mexican stock exchange, when the securities are classified as available to the general public, are exempt from tax.


Gains from the sale of the taxpayer's principal residence are exempt, provided the taxpayer occupied it as such during the two years before the sale.

Residents of Mexico are taxed on their worldwide capital gains, whereas non-residents are only subject to Mexican tax on gains arising from sales of real property located in Mexico or non-exempt sales of shares of Mexican companies, regardless of where the sale takes place.


Business Deductions
Employees are allowed no business-related deductions, although reimbursements of properly supported moving and travel expenses that are deductible to an employer do not represent taxable income to the employee.
Non-Business Expenses
A resident is allowed to deduct un-reimbursed medical, dental or funeral expenses for himself and dependants, as well as certain charitable donations.
There are no standard deductions, except that an individual may deduct 50% of residential rental income instead of actual expenses and depreciation of the property.
Personal Allowances
Residents are also allowed to deduct an amount equal to 30 days minimum wage if they receive an annual bonus from their employer.
Tax Rates
Taxable income is taxed in accordance with a progressive table of rates from 3% to a maximum marginal rate of 35%, reproduced in Exhibit 3. It should be noted that this top marginal rate is reached very rapidly.
Tax Credits
A resident may obtain a credit to reduce his Mexican tax, payable for any foreign income tax paid on foreign source taxable income, and subject to certain limitations.
A non-refundable low-income credit (subsidy) designed to reduce the tax burden of taxpayers with lower income is granted. This credit is phased out if the taxpayer receives tax-exempt benefits from the employer. For lower levels of income, it may reduce the taxpayer's burden by up to 50% of the tax.
In addition to the low-income credit, there is a refundable credit, which is capped at NPs520.56 for salaries above four times the minimum wage. This credit substitutes the 10% of minimum wage credit applicable up to October 1.
Social Security Taxes
Contributions to the Mexican Social Security Institute are withheld from employees at the rate of 5.15% of covered salaries up to a maximum of 25 times the minimum wage in the Federal District (10 in the case of old age, death and disability insurance), resulting in a maximum employee contribution of around $1,650 dollars per annum.
Local Taxes on Income
A few Mexican states levy a relatively low rate of tax on salaries (but not on income in general), which in most cases is payable by the employer (e.g., the Federal District imposes a 2% payroll tax, payable by the employer).
Tax Returns
All resident individuals receiving income during the calendar year are required to file an annual tax return no later than April 30 of the following year in certain instances, such as individuals earning Mexican bank interest only—regardless of the amount thereof. In the case of salaries, the employer is required to compute the annual tax on behalf of the employee unless the employee notifies the employer he will file an annual return.
Payment of Tax
Any unpaid balance of tax is payable upon filling the return. The full tax on salary income and certain interest income is withheld at source.
However, in the case of salaries received by resident individuals from non-resident employers, the law requires such individuals to file monthly advance tax returns to pay an amount equal to the tax withholdings applicable to these wages. The monthly returns are due by the 17th day of the following month

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3George is lying again Empty Re: George is lying again Sun Feb 15, 2009 2:48 pm

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Georgie Boy before youtry and threaten me with deportation you should know I took Mexican citizenship some 12 years ago. Where will they deport met to?

I met with the Feds on Thursday they were interested to see copies of all your threats and e mails. And to prove I hadn't made them up I showed them on my lap top. They really liked the idea of you going to see then because threatening a Mexican National is jail time! But your used to that ain't you.
I also told them about all the illegal real estate agents working without permits and not paying taxes they liked what I said a bout Sahlen and his threats because Mexmo isn't registered in Mexico and he doesn't pay taxes on his earnings of freebies. And like you George anything you are given for services done is taxable under Mexican law. That means you owe the Mexican government for all the food and drinks you were given free while canvasing your advertisers. Just as Bbby owes for his free drinks when he uses the excuse of performing other peoples material. Copy write laws and all that.

So you see Georgie Boy, your just digging your own grave, espcesially with comments like Lead and Gun Turrets.

I may be doing a little out side today, feel free to trespass so I can get you thrown in jail.

Georgies going to jail soon Georgies going to jail. So will afew others for working illegally and anyone who brings mail from the US. Thats steeling a job from a mexican and if you have drugs its smuggling. Mel, well soon get San Carlos to how it used to be before the Gringos came here.

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