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[@djdrack4681]

I'm forgetting the name of the guy (but it was an IRS/Finance related gov big whig) who in a recorded senate hearing on IRS always pursuing the small guy; and the individual outright said that it was a strategy because it was too expensive to go after the guy with 1mil -100bil, and the audit and IRS fine on the dude that makes only 20-60k is going to yield more consistent income for the IRS. ...Tragic the approach that has arisen (especially if you were to take inflation from 1950-current into account) that $600 is NOT what it was in 1950, it isn't what it was even in 2000.

[@jbird999cg]

it was also mentioned in his previous video and he said he here as well. It's just an easy way for the government to generated small amounts of income over a large population boosting the tax revenue.

[@phoenixdundee]

Exactly, and the trend towards removing paper cash transactions from being a viable way to pay for things means there is a record of almost everything you buy and sell. In the UK they even tax favours (favors) and I'm not kidding on that one. If you do what is called 'work in kind' you must value that work and declare it as income, under the assumption that the person you have done the work for owes you that amount. Cash is still the king for me and the tax man hates it.

[@phothewin6019]

The only senate hearing I remember is the Italian one where Final Fantasy porn started playing on their screen.

[@loydmeier2900]

I think is also has to go into the efficiency of the enforcement. To go after the “big boys” it will take much more time and will be much less efficient in their recovery of funds for the government. Where as the little guy is just going to pay it because they don’t have the financial resources or know how to fight. I don’t like it any more than the next guy but I must accept the world the way it is not the way I wish it to be.

[@christopherstorey1125]

Look into who gutted the IRS budget to create the current sorry state of affairs

[@dirtnastyish]

I was picturing Ricky from Trailer Park Boys throwing 1099s into the lake and telling Julian they could never trace it back to him.

[@The-skate-collector]

Epic analogy 👌

[@burkles4456]

It’s expensive to be poor.

[@orphancharmander1168]

That is why, Rich people cant afford it, money means nothing, when you live in a big mansion, with an empty fridge, poor people have endless piles of food, water & ammo, come at us, if you dare 😬🇩🇰❤️

[@thefrozengoat]

Not a day goes by that I don't remember the Great Hamster-Gerbil War of 1800. What an era.

[@ErrorAcquired]

I work in claims, I have for the past decade. 90% of all claims submitted to our office are automatically approved by the computer with no need for human touch from my team. If the claim comes in an is missing a document, the system flags that claim and my team handles it personally. This is how I suspect the tax audits happen as you discussed

[@martinarnold4999]

Your job is too boring for you to describe to others.

[@splugereport]

This happened to me with an insurance pre-approval. They automatically declined everything and then had to manually approve it months after I received a $6k bill lol

[@VPB1218]

Medical claims? Did it for 7-8 years on the provider side mostly.

[@crunchycho]

Politicians paid for by corporations. Working towards a system that makes it harder and harder to regulate and enforce wealthy entities, so the government "has to" go after small fries. Sad.

[@guccimane3731]

I love when Rudy titles “poor people”

[@jtnutty3917]

The average person probably wont even realize that the 1099-k doesnt factor in fees/taxes collected by partner/etc, and that you have to manually subtract that from the total. Track your purchases, especially if you open booster boxes, all of that is part of your cost basis, for most people who open boxes to hunt singles you can likely zero out and claim net-negative. Government is shiesty these days

[@SirPream]

Basically the IRS is a fisherman going for swarms of Timmy Tuna rather than trying to harpoon Moby Rudy.

[@vegas_party_animal7737]

Supposedly they might pass a new bill to change it back to $10,000 in sales before you need to file a 1099 which would make a lot more sense to go down from $20,000 to. Also it’s nervy for them to do this considering all the inflation, $600 doesn’t even go as far

[@fargnbastage]

Which is still bullshit. It's the bait and switch. They drop it down to 600 and then raise it to 10k so you don't feel as enraged. But in the end, they're still fucking you over.

[@everyonethinksyoureadeathm5773]

It's all about pulling income out from the middle. Wages have been stagnate from 1999 to 2015. So when wages started to rise faster from 2016-2019 through had to find a way to tap on the breaks. It's just a convince that something came out of China again (At this point that nation should be on perma quarantine) . So now what we are seeing is one political party pushing wages down via inflation so people go back to being Just over broke.

[@fargnbastage]

@@everyonethinksyoureadeathm5773 Thanks Obama!

[@TheBinaryHappiness]

@@everyonethinksyoureadeathm5773 quarantine for a cold? or because they have fauci's wuhan lab?

[@Just_Pele]

Poor people don't have the financial resources to fight, so the IRS and gov't et al, go after them more often (per capita). It's twisted and sinister, but so is the gov't.

[@7Alberto7]

Poor people 2.0 I'm in this video and i don't like it....

[@Mentally_Hilarious]

Setting the threshold to $600 is comical. The addition of state sales tax to internet transactions still angers me. We aren't in 2010 anymore. Thirty trillion in national debt plus another $165 trillion in unfunded liabilities? I don't think it is possible to tax people enough to get out of this. Whoever gets stuck holding dollars at the end is not going to be happy.

[@JimmyTheSaintDailyVideos]

I read a report that said if you tax everyone in the USA at 100% it would still take the country years to pay off its national debt. The national debt average is somewhere around $90,000 per citizen in America. Half of the citizens pay nothing in taxes so the average taxpayer owes about $200,000 to cover the debt and rising. Taxes continue to go up, but spending continues to go up faster. The government does not have an income problem, it has a spending problem. At this point its literally impossible to tax themselves out of debt.

[@dawnofthewalkers4915]

People thought those stemmy payments were gunna be free money lmao.

[@seandestiny2344]

“Should we get the party pack or go to chip-potel?” oh that got me good lol!

[@justthedecoy4687]

Rudy audited his parents at age 8

[@hillbillyartscrafts4367]

Next they'll be going after people having garage sales and not paying taxes to the government

[@xaisai1]

what they dont kno wont hurt them

[@Diresword88]

@@TriWaZe Holy shit where? My blood boiled and jaw dropped even thinking this is happening. Like: "Yeah, I had to get this license to sell these old-ass shirts for $0.50 a piece......"

[@MrSuperduper5000]

I genuinely think that the change will drive cash transactions for people who have that option and may make it much less profitable to do business for everyone else

[@threefortytwo23]

@@kethmarhkfy7luf.263 pretty sure you would have had to purchase it same year to call it a 1400 loss. Bought it 3 years ago? that's 2K profit as far as the irs man is concerned.

[@Daeyel]

@@threefortytwo23 No, but he would have had to amortize the losses annually. You don't get to save them all up and then lump sum it.

[@Shadowslayler]

these are my favorite types of videos from you. these talking about finance but in a context that affects magic players and collectors in well informed way. you have money but look out for others

[@czarnick123]

Preach it We need an organization lobbying on small side hustle businesses.

[@UnhingedMagi]

If they are asking people to pay taxes they ACTUALLY KNOW those people don't really owe... then it is dishonest. And who even says it's morally right to tax you on items you sell. I mean... think about it for a second. You paid income taxes when you made the money. You paid sales tax when you bought the item. That's already being taxed twice on the same item... After many years THEY print a ton of money making prices skyrocket. You eventually sell the asset for more dollars then before, and they tax you a THIRD time? How dare you actually buy an item that went up in value?!? When does inflation come into the mix? What if the real value of the item you sold is LOWER in purchasing power today then it was 20 years ago? But based on inflation the number looks higher. So they are just taxing their own inflation. It IS dishonest Rudy. They ARE dirty cheaters.

[@Big_Sierra]

Not to mention, the person who buys the item from you also pays sales tax on said item. It’s pure theft and wars have been fought over less. At what point do we say, “enough is enough”?

[@zacharyzuniga1599]

Also the person trying to make money is taking all the risk. This is also assuming the person is gaining money. What if Timmy buys a case for $800 to hold onto then life happens during a correction and he sells it for $601? Better have receipts to prove your loss..

[@The_Big_Smoochie]

@Unhinged Magi exactly. Taxing their own inflation. By making the dollar less valuable they create an artificial price increase and can tax everyone on the difference between the 2. They are literally using inflation to create additional tax revenue. It works for Houses and real estate and will work for whatever else they want it to. Scumbags

[@Belzughast]

You should get a tax refund on every item sold below buying price 🤣

[@dsagent]

The government no longer works for the people. Hasn't for many decades. We live in a weird corporate monarchy.

[@ToodleDoodle]

Waiting for 3.0

[@SquidRider]

It's just simply a waste of resources. I cannot imagine it being worth the man-hours to pursue this plan of action. But like you said, poor people, especially poor people that get audited, will say 'yes sir' and pay whatever amount the IRS deems fit or unpaid. They cannot afford to fight or question their decision and just pay it. Farming the poor and uneducated and its a slap in the face to people trying to better themselves, get out of debt and survive by selling already taxed goods.

[@eric4946]

Nowadays you can get very far automatically sending forms and letters. Just look at scammers etc

[@AstralApophis]

Bruh it takes our company 18 PAGES TO PRINT 1 PAGE CHECK, and they won’t change it because they say it’s too difficult to do or cost too much 😂

[@fartoplata308]

New Jersey already had a $1k threshold for 2021 that I didn’t know about, so I was surprised when Ebay reported me to the IRS for selling my used games sold at a loss that I didn’t want anymore. Now I have to debate whether I want to spend my personal time learning how to do this on my tax return, or just pay the ordinary income tax on it and move on with my life. They know most little guys would do that. It’s a complete cash grab on garage sales.

[@asortoffeastfromfamine1466]

Thank You Rudy!!!! Sticking up for the little guy Im screwed, private cash sales, I will have to become a trader rather than a seller. Meaning I can't buy as much new product.

[@Jsilveira309]

Thank you for talking about this.

[@Bynming]

It's becoming really difficult for people to take off and compete with generational wealth these days, especially when government keeps going after broke people.

[@xEiGhTmile678]

Thats their goal

[@bigbags85]

If we forced to govt to just produce a balanced budget and closed tax loopholes all this going after poor people wouldn't have to exist.

[@tropingreenhorn]

that's not true unfortunately. But we should still dial down government spending and simplify the tax code

[@MarkFillmore]

Excellent video Rudy. Appreciate your perspective.

[@ericjohnson6105]

Sad thing is that they would probably bring this up for a repeal and they'll complain that used to be 20K and is now 600 - that doesn't seem fair and restructure it down to 100.

[@fpljosh9661]

My g first respect hope everyone has great year

[@shawncannon5689]

You really bring it to the table Rudy ! Thanks for your shared knowledge

[@hanneskarp2916]

Wow, thank you For the Insight, agree with you 100%. Thank you For your honesty.

[@Ghaz013]

Thank you for this video, please do more like it.

[@noahwoods9916]

I will now herby refer to my favorite burrito place as CHIP-O-TILL. Many tacos to you Rudy!

[@howgamer365]

One of the best videos in a while and spot on. If selling, try to move to marketplace and deal with cash to avoid getting hosed. Obviously though, not nearly as great amount of exposure to what you're selling.

[@guccimane3731]

It’s just stupid for them being able to tax the same item multiple times

[@turntupturnip352]

Moonshiners feel the same way

[@christianbackous2608]

It isn't a tax on the item though. That would be a sales tax. The tax is on any profit you make from selling something. The profit is being taxed, not the item.

[@pinoarias8601]

@@christianbackous2608 still 2 taxes

[@cassandrasibley228]

Your employer pays taxes to pay you, then you pay taxes to receive it, then pay taxes to spend it, then whoever you bought stuff from pays taxes for selling it. Taxes up the ass

[@christianbackous2608]

@@pinoarias8601 still two taxes?? If you sell something, for a profit, then you have income and income gets taxed. It has always been this way. Only difference now is it's harder for people to hide it if they use third party payment processors.

[@abnormallynormal8823]

I was an independent contractor for a bunch of theatre companies at one point in my life. I once had like, 19 or 20 1099’s I had to input. It was a major pain in the ass, but I still had to do it

[@PokemonHolo]

People will have to go to Conventions etc and do real life of the book trading.. I'd say do the sells in Crypto, but I'm pretty sure that is already taxable in the US despite the SEC being unable to decide what a Crypto is. Sounds like a mess I own thousands of cards. No idea what I paid as it sells for whatever it's worth when i want to sell it. Taxes here are always 21% so if you sell a card at 600euro it's -21% Not to mention I'm sure this is going to criminalise people who aren't crooks. Simply because they don't understand

[@TheGoldenHorncall]

Thanks for the explanations they were very helpful

[@dustinroberson1865]

That's been my biggest problem with this change. The people that sell for $600 or $1000 don't typically have the paper trail and don't know how to go about claiming things. I've sold quite a few disc golf discs, I don't sell for a big profit, but as far as claiming what was paid for the discs...most came in mystery boxes. Do you say "well, i bought a box with 8 discs and paid $130, so divide that by 8 and I paid $16.25 per disc, or do you look at msrp on the disc? The problem with just dividing the cost of the box, is that different discs are priced differently. If the IRS came back and said "prove to me what you spent." I don't have receipts for some of the things I bought long ago. Also, How would I show proof of what I paid for something that was bought in a bulk box?!? This also becomes a lot of work for someone who's doing it on the side and isn't really making much money off of it. I know it will never happen, because the government wants money, but the only thing we should be taxed on is things that we buy. We shouldn't be taxed for making money. The government is taking 20-30% from your income, then turning around and taking 6, 7, 8% on purchases. Then on top of that, they push higher wages. "We're trying to help the lower class." In reality, the only people they are hurting are the lower and middle class. Higher wages cause inflation to go up faster. When inflation goes up, it gives individuals less buying power with their money. They think they are sitting better, because they now have more money, but that money now buys less than it did before. This is great for the government, because it moves people up into higher tax brackets, causing them to pay more in taxes. Inflation as taught in school , is needed. In reality, what good does inflation really cause. I know this is long winded, but it just baffles me the thought process some people have about taxes and how everyone just needs to bend over, take it in the rear and keep their mouth shut.

[@Bubbles_89]

This really hits me hard. I’m one of those people. My wife works during the day. I watch my kids during the day while she works, then work 50 hours a week overnight, while also trying to do a little side hustle. It really feels like I’m just being pushed down even further down than before. It’s crazy.

[@mackmccormick]

Best video you have had in a minute, ty for saying something for the little guy.

[@ProudCommie]

Nobody making under 45K a year should be taxed. Everyone above that however should be taxed.

[@chrisfloto3599]

I wish Canadian truckers cared about getting rid of this new tax plan.

[@wykydtron]

This is the comment I came for.

[@traviswilson36]

i wish you weren't such a snowflake

[@Weaver_Games]

What I've also heard is that billionaires, honestly, just don't really make mistakes. They pay accountants and lawyers on retainer to ensure every penny they earn, spend, and invest is done so to the letter of the law. Whereas a mom & pop small business will probably mess up a few grand a year just cause they're trying to run a barber or a card store - they aren't super litigious with their paperwork.

[@best0fffabrika275]

I don’t think that taxes for collections must be. Only if it is “piece of art”, and if you do this like Pro, you pay taxes as LLC at list

[@leveloct882]

Appreciate it

[@henrycastellanos5775]

it might be because, smaller quantities, when added up, amount to a lot. That makes more sense to me personally than this whole the government is out to get each and every smaller vendor.

[@jakobh6257]

Good info, great video 🔥📈

[@williamburrows6215]

Had no idea I could be ambushed; seriously thank you for the caution

[@SeanRyan_83]

When I heard him say people step families doing laundry for them I spit involuntarily from the laugh that ensued

[@LangTX]

Timmy's Emporium's accountant looks like Johnny Depp on the cover of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

[@Bradford621]

Thanks Rudy , you the man

[@ImaginationHobbies]

Thanks Rudy! -the little guys

[@MannyMarvel]

Str8 FACTS!!

[@Deagleinacan]

This is very informative and helpful thank you. Although this is the first year I will get a 1099-k I have no clue what to do with the cost basis part. I have records of what I paid for the collections I buy since I use Facebook for the orders I have shipped and the same for eBay collections I buy. But how in the world do I write my cost basis if I sell 20-30 cards individually form the listing or bulk stuff together from multiple collections. Should I say every card costs the price I paid for the collection or just say 0 and eat the full cost, since I can’t prove 100% which card came out of each collection. Guess I should talk with the live tax agents on turbo tax when I finish getting my together. I should have went with being a cat this year instead of selling cardboard I heard cats don’t pay taxes.

[@Deagleinacan]

@@TriWaZe dang it!!! knew I should have just been a cat !

[@Daeyel]

You can either claim the purchase as a one time expense for the year (the easy way) or you can break down the cost to a per card basis, and claim that expense when the card sells - be it this year, or 5 years from now. But you have to be able to track that individual card. This is why sometimes you get a card in a sleeve with a upc or serial number on it. It is a lot of datakeeping and spreadsheeting. You have to document every card, every purchase, every sale. This is not to be taken as tax advice. See an accountant.

[@Deagleinacan]

@@Daeyel thank you for the “not financial advice” advice. Will talk with a tax agent when I go to file and bring this up with them.

[@polishprince47]

Rudy I'm gonna need those TPS Reports Filled in Triplicate and Filled with the IRS.

[@bennimonsta]

I guess this means stores will now offer even less on the dollar for your cards/collections because your selling profit (less tax) has just dropped 30%.

[@TravisWiley1983]

Awesome informative video. Why is such important information only being talked about on Magic Card Taco Man podcast experience?

[@squigin3380]

Feel like my whole life has been me wondering when Ill be successful and actually be happy

[@Just_Pele]

You're happy when you're satisfied, but most people are never satisfied.

[@xEiGhTmile678]

In this day and age? Never

[@Juzamdan55]

Feel your pain

[@lancetalamonte7009]

Rudy, you're the shit!!! I love your videos and content. Patron for life.

[@MyLittleMagneton]

These are the videos I really like!

[@Shader670]

The government needs money because they spend way more than we ever gave them. Of course they come after the little guy, it was never about helping the little guy.

[@traviswilson36]

please delete this comment. so bad. so so bad

[@hellocollegejason198]

It's a scam on the working class. I've moved to selling a lot more on marketplace. No fees and no taxes

[@Techno4more]

Unfortunately not as large as a market but yes I try to sell as much locally as possible

[@Big_Sierra]

For now.

[@Frankburnsred]

It does ask you and the people if the item sold. They can see the numbers if they actually wanted to. Unless you just have $1 on everything and have them text your number. I doubt they would go to that extreme though.

[@randomsanctum]

You're still required to report your sales to the IRS once you hit $600...

[@Daeyel]

Until the IRS computers notice your expenditures exceed your income. Then you might get some uncomfortable questions on how you managed to make $40K, but spent $60K, yet you don't have 20K in debt... Have fun.

[@banditkeithkingofduelmonsters]

One positive thing about this is you don't pay federal taxes on long term capital gains under 41k in a year which most collectible items you sell on ebay would add up to less than that total. Just make sure you had the collectible for at least a year before selling it for the long term capital gains tax rate. A 700 dollar card you bought 3 years ago would be taxed at $0 for me in WA state at least.

[@latentpotential4520]

I am by no means an expert, but I'm pretty sure this is a Federal policy. It doesn't matter what state you are in. Additionally, this income is being reported on a 1099-K not the 1099-DIV or the 1099-B, meaning it is being treated as normal income/sole proprietor/pass through income, that is taxed at your normal tax rate of whatever tax brackets you are subject to. Unfortunately, while our community likes to think of these as an asset class that should be considered a normal investment, the IRS has pretty strict requirements about what can and cannot be reported as what type of income.

[@blindey]

@@latentpotential4520 You are correct.

[@youtubasoarus]

Low hanging fruit. Universal concept.

[@JoshuaHenslee]

Glass half full view - less reason to be a Timmy. Long term capital gains can be as low as 0% if holding over a year

[@WSFM_Rex]

i need more videos of Rudy explaining how to do my taxes

[@xavierxook5848]

The Bobs at the IRS must be bored and looking for something to do...They gotta get that popsicle money for their new basement remodel. Popsicle

[@colekrantzteacheseverythin5543]

I remember exactly how much my cards cost me especially my power. That way I can rub it in everyone’s face because I I never threw away my toys from childhood. 😂😘

[@MrRNDubleBarrel]

OMG this and Ebay

[@tonyl5676]

Sad but true, so disheartening....

[@mrwiddim]

Tax the guy with no advocates. Easy game, easy life.

[@niciassmith1204]

100% the middle class and working class don't.

[@dragonbricks7086]

“The government you elect is the government you deserve.”― Thomas Jefferson I only hope people start to realize how true this saying is.

[@rubenrebenz1000]

The government officials we elect, are bought and paid actors of the corporate elite.

[@Isolanporzellator]

Courtesy of the american voting system, the only real choice people have is if they want a pile of donkey turd or a pile of elephant turd. Neither is going to do anything to prevent this.

[@ProudCommie]

@@Isolanporzellator ur right thats why we need a strong communist

[@honkingthechickenaway5973]

problem with that is when who you vote for isn't the one elected anyway. I don't care what people say , no way 80 mil person voted for the potato

[@ProudCommie]

@@honkingthechickenaway5973 they did, facts dont care about feelings. I voted green, but the facts are the facts.

[@nickfields78]

The oligarchs make the laws basically, no reason to tax themselves. A quick bribe, erhmmm, "campaign donation" and the ROI is ridiculous.

[@pcolageorge]

Fricked Polluted Delta Expedition had a cost basis of 12 bucks.......

[@proxyg4884]

Oh shit, one of the weird times I agree with alpha. I don't even sell mtg.

[@CharlieDebts]

I knew going in to selling some of my collection, that I was just moving money around. I need profits to pay rent, and I'll give back that 'loan' next year to the govt. At this point, making money(net profits) is just a temporary loan from the government.

[@cheesedanishable]

100% truth

[@younguy978]

What if I set part of my room on fire where I store all my 1099k forms? Oh and that room did not come with a sprinkler.

[@TheWizard856]

Got shook down for over $200 bucks they said they overpaid my student grant for school. Fun fact. If you decide to fight them and lose your bill continues to accrue interest.

[@kuroshinko427]

Please do more poor people videos!

[@kinGhidora]

Yea i used to sell under 1000 on ebay just random things id find and obv with the boom i sold more thankfully I just kept a spreadsheet of what I paid for them. sucks that all the other people have to deal with this nonsense of 600

[@fireky3]

The nice thing is with small transactions a simple schedule c is easy to fill out, and if you didn't buy it this year or in the last 3 years cost doesn't matter you just get dicked on the whole thing. Even if you didn't get the paper you're "legally" required to fill it out above 200 dollars I believe (it's been a few years since I taught taxes so I don't know the exact amount off hand) it's just harder for them to trace. Most of that tax is at least going to Medicare and social security, which we might get to use if we calm down on the tacos. If they have a company file it for them the schedule c's are going to fuck you harder than the taxes. Places charge out the ass for the forms since they can get away with it.

[@caramelconundrum9280]

It’s a small club and we aint in it

[@LifeWasGood]

We are all initiated though. Through movies, books, games, plays, music, the Opera. Etc. Make all the clubs they want though. This is our world.

[@jameshoneycutt785]

Perfect video right before tax time, thank you!

[@aaronnowak5632]

This is why I stopped selling on ebay when they said they wouldn't allow sellers to accept money through paypal. They wanted your direct deposit banking information. Immediately I knew taxes were coming, and there was going to be no choice but to pay.

[@smashtheguitar]

For what it is worth, that change had nothing to do with taxes. Ebay wanted to make the transaction fees PayPal was making on your sales.

[@watcher8582]

Very specific to America.

[@ManhattanAquatics]

Edgy title, i like it.

[@Foetoid2k6]

And this is why i feel so lucky to be in Australia. Noone here pays any tax at all on any income under $19,000 per year. Tax brackets kick in after that. It's absurd that the US taxes poor people and still doesn't provide universal healthcare or interest-free student loans. Still a second-world cesspool.

[@joemckenzie8473]

First off Rudy for President!! I'm an Australian and I would still vote for you.. At the end when you were saying it feels "off" and "dirty" in Australia we have a saying. "Does it pass the pub test?" This saying is even applied to politics. anyways love the vids and keep it up young man

[@tree2leafmcocyondu545]

Good vid

[@adriandelarosa6502]

doesn't have to be your opinion. i believe they admitted, recently, that they don't go after people with money because those people can afford lawyers.

[@justinhuber5497]

Nailed it

[@HalvedStudios]

What does one do if they don't exactly have paper receipts for cards they bought 8 years ago and sold today when they didn't realize they needed receipts 8 years ago

[@thekingscardboard]

The government is looking for free tendies and it appears that they’ve found some.

[@cyborg266]

How about using a Streamlined Sales Tax Agreement Certificate of Exemption and / or an E-595E Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement Certificate of Exemption?

[@nathanielwilliams6609]

FIRE SALE!!! Everything $599.99