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Can't work while starving, food is a tax writeoff.
Can't work while thinking about sex, escort is a tax writeoff.
Can't work while sleepy, bed from Helix, see link in description, is a tax writeoff.
I'd say I hope the IRS fucks her over, but there definitely bigger and scummier tax cheats.
Can't work while thinking about sex, escort is a tax writeoff.
Can't work while sleepy, bed from Helix, see link in description, is a tax writeoff.
I'd say I hope the IRS fucks her over, but there definitely bigger and scummier tax cheats.
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CaughtCross
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Im a CPA but dont do taxes so not super up to date. But from what I recall unless your job has a really specific uniform like a Hooters outfit or something you cannot write off clothes on your taxes. Lawyers dont get to write off suites they wear to court etc.
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Big Phoenix
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It really is going to depend on how she structures her taxes. I believe she'd technically be a 1099 filer so she can include line item deductions that arise from a normal course of business. Streaming equipment and software are what most people think of for that case. She could also file through a business entity like a corporation or LLC, which in that case she can probably be a lot more liberal with deductions.
1099s are meant for people who do contract work but aren't incorporated. Historically you'd think of a general contractor, plumber, electrician, etc. You'd be stupid to not just run everything through a corporation or LLC just for the liability shield, though.
If you feel like she's cheating on her taxes you fill out the reporting form(s) here:
www.irs.gov
1099s are meant for people who do contract work but aren't incorporated. Historically you'd think of a general contractor, plumber, electrician, etc. You'd be stupid to not just run everything through a corporation or LLC just for the liability shield, though.
If you feel like she's cheating on her taxes you fill out the reporting form(s) here:
How Do You Report Suspected Tax Fraud Activity? | Internal Revenue Service
Report fraud if you suspect an individual or business is not complying with federal tax law. Find out how.
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Utnayan
I Love Utnayan he’s awesome
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It really is going to depend on how she structures her taxes. I believe she'd technically be a 1099 filer so she can include line item deductions that arise from a normal course of business. Streaming equipment and software are what most people think of for that case. She could also file through a business entity like a corporation or LLC, which in that case she can probably be a lot more liberal with deductions.
1099s are meant for people who do contract work but aren't incorporated. Historically you'd think of a general contractor, plumber, electrician, etc. You'd be stupid to not just run everything through a corporation or LLC just for the liability shield, though.
If you feel like she's cheating on her taxes you fill out the reporting form(s) here:
How Do You Report Suspected Tax Fraud Activity? | Internal Revenue Service
Report fraud if you suspect an individual or business is not complying with federal tax law. Find out how.
We should all fill this out and post a link to that segment of the stream.
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Bubbles
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Where are her breasts? She's casually trying to show something but I ain't seeing anything noteworthy
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Kaines
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Angerz
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I didn't watch her video, so I dont know her situation, but I know TCG streamers get to claim buying packs as a business expense (its why kibler has piles of gold in HS, yet buys every thing in cash), so if her income was derived from reviewing clothes or brands, wouldn't that be an expense? Or if the clothing she brought was her brand and purchased as an advertisement expense?
You can't write off your day to day wear, but I don't doubt streamers can find a lot of creative ways to write off things they use in the course of streaming.
