How The Rich Avoid Paying Taxes (And How You Can Too)

[@SpeezyOTB]

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[@jenjen8086]

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[@de_Atavist]

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[@kaseyawilson]

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[@Nick-Franks]

How do they pay for things with no personal taxable income? Wouldn’t they have to borrow against assets? Also, I thought purchases over $2500 or $5000 have to be depreciated and can’t be written off, even if they are for business use 100% of the time. How would jets yachts and cars be written off?

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[@tyecooper4536]

For #1 arent you just shifting the tax burden. You still have to pay the tax whether in your business name or your personal name. They get tax write off because they are up to their neck in debt. So you're either paying interest on loans (debt) or pay taxes on income. Either way you're not getting off easy.

[@LYFEAccounting]

You’d have to understand how the government uses the tax law to incentivize behavior to find the answers to this comment. But in short… you don’t have to go in debt to avoid taxes.

[@christopherwarsh]

The super rich should be paying 30% of their income in taxes. They aren’t rich because they are generous