Hutterites File Taxes on Money They've Never Seen

Every spring, a tax return is filed for every adult on a Hutterite colony. Every one of those returns reports an income, and not one of the people named on them has ever held a dollar of it. I'm Andreas Wurz, and I keep the books on a Hutterite colony in southern Alberta. In this video: how a people with no wages pays income tax, the court case the colonies won in 1975, the law Parliament wrote two years later, why a married woman's return shows only half a share, and the sentence a court once wrote about my income that is truer than anything else written about us. Sources - Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Commerce and the Economy, hearing on Hutterite taxation (29 March 2018): https://sencanada.ca/en/Content/SEN/Committee/421/banc/37ev-53931-e - Senate committee report (31 May 2018): https://sencanada.ca/en/committees/report/57788/42-1 - The Western Producer, "Yes, Hutterites do pay taxes" (June 2018): https://www.producer.com/?p=200278 - Osgoode Hall Law School, TheCourt.ca, on section 143 and Blackmore v The Queen (2013 TCC 264): https://yorku.ca/osgoode/thecourt/?p=12645 About the narrator: Andreas Wurz is a composite character. His voice and image are AI-generated. The facts in this video come from the sources above.