How to Avoid Taxes Legally in The US (Do This Now!)

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[@Swissco9665]

did not see the W 4 information link below as promised. is it available sir?

[@brielslovak2649]

No gaping mouth thumbnails, no misleading click bait titles. Just clean cut professional getting straight to the point and providing me with valuable information. You sir have earned a sub.

[@silverplim]

Haha “gaping mouth thumbnails” it’s true

[@GP-SEA]

No - the title is very click-baity. It reads as avoiding all taxes.

[@joshuaborem7063]

And it’s best watched at speed 1.5. Because he has put a lot of effort into making sure the video is 10-12 minutes long. Which is another trick similar to clickbait.

[@brielslovak2649]

@@joshuaborem7063 lol my default for informational videos is 1.75 i didn't even notice but good catch

[@big0bad0brad]

@@joshuaborem7063 If it's clickbaity but technically correct, that's still legit

[@JulianBenjamin3d]

Tax laws can be so complex, and it’s super helpful to break them down like this. Understanding how different policies can impact our finances is crucial for making informed decisions.

[@ChristopherJeffreynx8]

Making profitable investments during this time of political change can be risky without that insight. For me, working with an adviser is the best first step to navigate these complexities and make informed choices.

[@JosephEricx2y]

I think having an investment advisor is the way to go. I've been with one because I lack the expertise for the market. I made over $490K during the recent dip, highlighting that there's more to the market than we average folks know.

[@SofiaJames9H]

Hmmm this is quite interesting, Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I’m in dire need for one.

[@JosephEricx2y]

Nicole Anastasia Plumlee can't divulge much. Most likely, the internet should have her basic info, you can research if you like.

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I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get.

[@aaamos16]

Finally something for the 99%

[@bottleboy3662]

@Z Malek It's not like he's claiming he's broke dudes just trying to help. I don't see the issue.

[@jamesathome5167]

Hahahahha😂

[@chennumber3]

Agreed

[@illuminated2438]

Be proud of you laziness and poverty! 😅

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

@Z Malek Anyone making under 400k is in the 99%.

[@0psec_not_good]

Sir, you are, and I am not being hyperbolic, literally the ONLY financial KZbinr I have personally come across that’s legitimate. Professional, providing valuable information, and not misleading. You’ve got a subscriber in me! Thank you.

[@nozrep]

there are in fact other legitimate ones, you just have not come across them yet. Many many independent, licensed, permitted, college degreed financial advisors are having their own youtube channels these days, as a means of advertising their services and educating people. That does not negate your opinion. Nor does it cancel out your right to your opinion on the matter. I am simply typing, without hyperbolization and without any all caps lock typeage, that there are, in fact, other and varied actually legitimate finance tubers out here on the tubes, covering various aspects of personal finance, whether tax or investing or entrepreneurship or estate and trust planning or legal tax avoidance tactics, et cetera, et cetera.

[@nozrep]

also, an ALL CAPS STATEMENT OR WORD, TYPED IN A COMMENT OR TEXT MESSAGE, IS ALWAYS HYPERBOLIC😅 regardless of if you intend it so, or not.

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@@nozrep​​⁠​⁠Do you understand the part where they said “that I have ever personally come across”? They didn’t say they didn’t exist.

[@galenhoffman8338]

I recommend the Plain Bagel

[@heidi22209]

Brian. You are the financial father I never had. No one has taught me more than you have. I have read books, ect. I have learned more from you than anyone. I can not thank you enough.

[@RS-pv2nf]

Ha! Gayyyyyyyyyyy

[@vcash1112]

His the financial Bruce Lee!🥋

[@honeymommy1622]

Thats good way to put it. Agreed

[@antdjones05]

@@vcash1112true😂 kicking 🦵🏽 tax and taking names

[@bs08820]

Also, relocate from NY/NJ/CA/IL, etc, to FL and avoid paying any state taxes and pay less property tax.

[@jameskilrain38]

How about Wyoming?

[@entity5491]

Literally the only financial KZbinr I trust these days

[@reedmusic]

Facts

[@chriscallaham3629]

Would recommend the money guy show also

[@daegaskins3340]

yup thee only legit one. hope they dont come for him for giving good info

[@_Bucky]

His information is straight to the point with no side gimmicks like other channels

[@2eroumgme753]

@@_Bucky Yep he doesn't make dumb thumbnails where he looks like he crapped his pants

[@heliooliveira5046]

I simply love people with zero BS that goes straight to the point and get sh** together Thank you sir

[@Jessica_Agent]

Hello Friend 👋if you haven’t filed your tax this year and you need some help in guiding you through on how you can file your tax refund up $20k- $100k Message me on Telegram @jessicaharris13

[@bjnartowt]

Re: the HSA and FSA, not only do you avoid income taxes, you also avoid social security and other payroll taxes.

[@jrod7722]

Brian, as a self-employed entrepreneur, in this country there’s a saying I ALWAYS tell my business associates and that is…It’s not hard to make money in this country, it’s hard to keep it! I think that your tax saving tips are outstanding, but I would have liked for you to have included the many advantages of being self-employed and especially the many tax advantages there are when investing in Real Estate. After all it’s not just about lowering your taxes but also about building assets. Doing both is dependent on having/knowing the correct information to legally use the system of IRS regulations to your advantage.

[@zarifshoeb]

Like he said at the beginning, these tax tips are for the everyday people o he’s not covering them in this video. Maybe he covers them earlier will cover them some time later. However, there’s a lot of tax deductions and break for the rich especially in real estate. Since you start getting into real estate or building your own business, those tax rules will come in very handy.

[@TheKibbleBanditos]

This was great 👍🏼 Thank you

[@francisq4446]

You should do this every tax year to keep the community updated 💪

[@SaimesierP]

Just watch it every year

[@860SkateCo]

@@SaimesierP life changes and so do laws

[@sojournerhouse]

I think you mean it would be great if you repeated this video yearly.

[@hamster6093]

KZbinr dont owe you anything

[@860SkateCo]

@@hamster6093 and you'd be right to say that, but it does not need to taken so rash clearly people like these videos and are asking for more nothing has to be done it's just a request

[@kabal717]

Thank you I really appreciate this helpful information, honesty and integrity to do the responsible and right thing while at the same time educate us to help save money I hope God bless you in everything you do.

[@clearvaluetax9382]

Thank you for that super thanks Darvin! I appreciate it SO MUCH!

[@moneyknack]

Important footnote: Commuter benefits can only be used to pay for Lyft Line or UberPOOL. They cannot be used for regular Lyft or Uber rides.

[@justinferguson9779]

Abolish the IRS.

[@Tetelestai-cw8qy]

You'd have to get rid of the FED, they go hand in criminal hand.

[@Happy_Nacho_Mystery]

Why do they think we left Britain.

[@CaliAmg]

I R S sucks balls

[@spongedebfatpants1308]

We once fought over tea for God sakes. I can't believe we let it get this far.

[@urethanejunkeez2350]

That's anti-Semitic haha

[@krunchyapples]

Brian is a true man of the people. You are much appreciated, my friend. I am ardently of the opinion that the IRS does not deserve any of my money.

[@monkeypolicd]

Why do I need to pay taxes well y'all proceed to complain the roads aren't good, snow isnt plowed on time, no public-school teachers available, no free college, no free health care...I can keep the list going. I can expand on this issue bcuz I was in public service and saw firsthand idiots who don't support proper tax allocations. But then people are openly donating to politicians who actually move the tax money around to favor themselves and the private corporations backing them. At the end of the day y'all just played yourselves.

[@krunchyapples]

Because you and I both know that the majority of our taxes don't actually do any of that crap. It all either gets wasted on stupid projects that don't actually accomplish anything that was set out to do, gets spent on the administrative costs of a copiously bloated bureaucratic system, or is used in $1.7 trillion 5000 page omnibus spending bills that no one asked for which *somehow* end up making the crooks and criminals in DC richer because most people don't grasp how much of a stranglehold lobbyists have on that god forsaken place. So yea, unless the people actually start getting some real representation from our government I do not believe they deserve a single dime.

[@tiffytatortots1278]

@@monkeypolicd the problem is those in charge of our tax dollars make sure the majority goes to them, their friends, families (in forms of contracts etc) and back to their party. People don't even have to donate to these idiots directly because we are paying into a corrupt broken system that's why people are sick of it. And its on all sides of the board. Decent politicians and government officials don't exist. Money and power corrupts them all even if they started out with great intentions.

[@tiffytatortots1278]

@@monkeypolicd So the idea if people pay more we benefit more is nonsensical. They just pocket and waste more!

[@beckyboo1433]

@@tiffytatortots1278 exactly!!! How about a couple billion more to the Ukraine? 🙄🙄🙄 Pocket change right? Not like people aren't struggling here in the US. And the Ukraine and our government is extremely corrupt.

[@purrwap]

Brian!!! We need more respectable people like you that have turned their passion to a new level. I appreciate you! Thank you :)

[@yoloswagprobro8227]

For some reason as soon as I read the word Brian I thought u meant family guy

[@david_sanchez]

I'd love to see a video like this for self-employed people. People who don't have access to many of the benefits offered at larger companies. More specifically, sole-proprietors and single member LLCs.

[@johnedson1708]

I own a landscaping business and that would help me out so much !

[@angelofromdragcandy]

Agreed! Please do. 🙏🏼

[@Xterminator]

Also agree, this would be really helpful!

[@kencult]

As a freelance video editor. I second this!

[@mt11235]

Best advice for self employed is get a CPA. Will only cost a few hundred a year and they will help you setup the best structure for your specific situation. E.g. going with an S-Corp election is generally a good way to save on taxes, but for some will just add work/expense w/o any real benefits. The CPA will also keep up on changes and new things as well as now you have someone to talk to the IRS for you if that is ever needed.

[@firstnamelastname3842]

Holy crap, I remember watching you ever single day during pandemic before they confirmed we would get a stimulus check. I still remember the video when you finally were able to tell us that, Yes, the stimulus package has finally passed!!! That was always fun watching you and guiding us through a crazy time

[@MarioRomero-rh6oy]

The look he had is the one you have for scamming the IRS😂😂 thanks sir !! & I know this is not a tip or an advice but driving for Uber & Lyft can help you big as well 🔥🔥 you can claim all your expenses like gas , maintenance , car washes phone bill etc .. 👍🏽 great video by the way we all love you !!

[@brianjackson93]

This is a man who's fed up. Thanks for the info.

[@markrome9702]

One thing I did change was my W-4. Found out there was a change a few years ago that made it easier to adjust your taxes if you have a working spouse. Both my wife and I are now taxed at the higher rate. Seriously, if you have a working spouse, make sure you check to see if you indicated this on your W-4, especially if you find you owe money each year and wonder why they are not taking enough taxes out of your paycheck.

[@aeris_188]

Brian: If my advise helps, my only request is to treat yourself or someone else. Better to keep the money then give it to the government. Protect this man at all cost. Love your videos. Thank you for all you do.

[@genxx2724]

That was really sweet. I rarely treat myself to anything.

[@cybernerds]

Facts

[@michaeld9146]

That statement made me want to give him money 😂

[@angelpeterson9843]

I love it! Brian is teaching us to nickle and dime the irs. The BEST

[@lennycoco]

This man saved us from covid with the facts !

[@Michael-fd1yo]

HSA is a great saver. Signed up for one out of curiosity over a year ago and am amazed how advantageous it is.

[@goodolarchie]

Best advice is in the first 15 seconds... get a CPA. It becomes worth it as soon as you consider not taking the standard deduction and doing a simple 1040EZ. I'm not a CPA, just a regular schlub who did his own taxes for about 15 years before I started getting stock. Mitigating your tax burden is legal and should you get audited, it's nice to have liability shielded.

[@juicedawell2402]

Something that I've seen happen is that the tax rates change but employees don't know that it's happened. So they've worked an entire year with the wrong withholdings and end up owing money when they're typically used to receiving a refund.

[@overratedprogrammer]

How do you get notified if tax rates change? I feel like there should be someway you be notified

[@setalight7290]

​@@overratedprogrammer i feel like the irs should do a lot of things one should lighten up the load on us single people paying 30 k in taxes is wack when bob and tina with 5 kids pays nothing 😭

[@wellheytherehihowyadoin]

There's more information in this video then any single CPA has ever provided. Honestly it's sad, but thank you for creating content that's to the point and not intended to be manipulative.

[@obidamnkenobi]

An edge case 529 tip if you tax in multiple states; I worked remote for an NY firm from another state. I have to pay income tax to NY. While my wife pay to the state we live in. We could then contribute to both 529 plans, for two kids. Thus get four times the tax credit!

[@TreeFeller4Life]

HEY MAN IVE WATCHED YOU SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE START OF COVID BACK IN EARKY 2020…. You came way up brother I’m so happy for you man!!!!! I remember watching you give us updates on the stimulus checks praying they would come… thank you for your reporting man, you’re one of the real ones 🙏

[@DavidJ245]

This is something the IRS will never want you to know. Appreciate your very knowledgeable videos Brian.

[@stevenporter863]

They are all common knowledge for anyone paying attention. Nothing new...

[@Sunset553]

The IRS encourages you to use every legal route to lower your tax liability. The tax laws are made with this in mind. They are encouraging behaviors like investing in stocks, holding for longer than a year, opening retirement accounts, using employer health spending accounts etc. The incentive to do those things is lower tax bills.

[@QDogg]

It's not that they don't want you to know, it's more of the responsibility of the taxpayers to take advantage of the rules accordingly.

[@jacob9540]

CPA here, everything in this video is very basic tax strategy. Congress implemented these rules with the goal of helping average Americans. There are no secret loopholes here lol.

[@stevenporter863]

@@QDogg Exactly. For those complaining about too much tax generally it is because they didn't take the time to know the rules.

[@MichikoHoshi]

Thanks Brian. Somehow your explanation of HSA and FSA in under 2 is far more helpful than any benefit guide was ever able to detail!

[@aangitano]

Brah! Some employers make those guides so confusing.

[@bamboojenkins8]

I can't say thank you enough Brian. I get shafted every year with taxes and while I'd never try some of the foul tricks others have played to get out of paying their share, I'm glad that now I have the knowledge where I can keep some of my money in my pocket LEGALLY. Thank you!

[@HybridSoldier777]

Outrageous at the lengths you have to go through to be able to keep the money you worked for

[@phish_1]

I’ve worked as an expat in Bahrain and UAE and it’s always tax exempt! This is how rich and humble these countries are! In Europe like Spain and England as well non-citizens are tax exempt!

[@dzirisenior]

thank you Brian from the bottom of my heart , remembering during covid, with your videos regarding stimulus, you are a real human being

[@beastmode3600]

Brian you are appreciated by the people ! We thank you for your service.

[@SwoopENT]

I remember following your channel when you had less than 50k subscribers. Glad to see your channel's explosive growth. Thank you for providing all this knowledge for the under privileged people. You are doing god's work.

[@josephsaeteurn9158]

homesty with no BS

[@ramonsmediablog]

Same

[@jayr6777]

I remember too. It was like 2020

[@BloominOnion1]

under privileged....smh.....living in the US and making enough to owe taxes, you've got it made compared to the global average....little perspective goes a long way my friend.

[@SwoopENT]

@@BloominOnion1 and somebody is salty and mad at the world. Get happy.

[@andrew_owens7680]

I've dealt with the IRS in the past and found them to be relatively fair so long as you are honest and transparent with them. I don't feel like I'm a sucker for wanting to fund government. Being a sucker is to not vote and not get involved with government so that the things they do with my tax dollars are reasonable.

[@carrterdinkins7977]

When’s the “how to avoid taxes illegally in the us” video coming out?

[@phillipzx3754]

That's coming out soon from the "Trump" disorganization. 🤣

[@diegoalberto1071]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@phillipzx3754Ain’t no one saving the world with politics buddy.

[@phillipzx3754]

@@diegoalberto1071 Who's talking politics?

[@spongedebfatpants1308]

​@@phillipzx3754TDS much?

[@southernyankee2300]

All of us who liked your comment will probably get audited! 😂

[@Quatchi919]

i was wondering why my video had no audio, but i found out my phone connected to my neighbor’s speaker. he’s a cop. currently typing this in cuffs. thanks man. thanks.

[@servingthedeen4786]

Thanks for your exhausted efforts in passing knowledge which has most likely benefitted all of your subscribers. May your knowledge & channel continue to grow & flourish into something greater.

[@the_plant_style5853]

Please do a tax savings for Self Employed 💜

[@BigsexyChickenthighs]

YES!!!

[@kenitajames3203]

Thats the one i want to know

[@salomahershberger5872]

Yes I'm in , waiting....

[@sridhar2achutas]

+1

[@scottwible1532]

Sep IRA, HSA, 529… Spend to grow the business and charitable giving.

[@safe-investor-ag5813]

Brian, I watch every video you make because you’re one of the very few financial KZbinrs I trust, I really look up to you.

[@henrythomas7112]

Commenting on a video is an art. Good comments create relations. You’re doing great work. Keep it up

[@danv965]

Spread the word about this channel. Straight forward and honest and easy to understand the material being discuss. A channel worth your time spend wisely.

[@baltazalcontreras8422]

I commute 1 hr to work before I used to listen to my music now I listen to you and another guy both of you give so much knowledge I just wanted to thank you for all your advice and let you know I appreciate all the information you give us. Thank you Brian.

[@alexo5190]

Who's the other person you listen to?

[@rainacherienne1010]

Who is the other guy? You mean the random guy?

[@ketonoob]

I don’t know if it’s sad or a proud moment that I knew all that was applicable to me from doing my own self-employed taxes for 15+ years. I used an account ant one year and gained knowledge of an SEP IRA which has higher contribution limits. That was worth it for that one year lol.

[@goblue6351]

When do we have to start paying Tax?

[@vallano8970]

@@goblue6351 Only when you work a job that brings in enough income to require taxation. But there’s more specifics having to do with age, if you’re filing single or married, if you’re self employed etc.

[@virgnthermostat5928]

About to graduate with my Bachelor's of Finance. Thanks for the great information.

[@fastrambo97]

For gambling losses it is a misc itemized deductions so you will need to itemize instead of taking the standard deduction if you want to use those. Also the gambling losses can only be used up to your gambling winnings.

[@LuckyLeftyxART]

401k can't be used w/o penalty unless you're 60 & you still get taxed. Commuter benefits are limited. For example im in nyc, i can only use it on the mta. Not cabs, or car expenses. FSA are also limited. We can never win😩 i cant believe gambling is taxed too. GAH !!!

[@WSJChan]

Another EXCELLENT financial tax lesson for the people. You go Brian!

[@OTseven]

Excellent info. To the point. No scare tactics , just facts. Perfect pace. No lengthy explanations or opinions. Aspects are defined, but no opinion. 5hank you. This helped a lot. I'm sharing this with others. Sadly, a Calif resident.

[@LackLusterMedia]

Taking new clients?

[@mistyevans8160]

I sub at the very beginning of his channel. He is clear cut, uses lamens terms so we can understand, straight to the point, no clickbait, and his info is always verifiable. Thanks again for all your hard work, sir!

[@abdullahreaves6460]

This video popped up out of nowhere, i remember you from all those stimulus check updates! You were the best during that time for that!

[@SemekiIzuio]

The only avoidant tax I got was the retirement credit. Commute and FSA peaked my interest for next year tho

[@bayareadrifter415]

Great video thank you for the content. Another thing is property tax! If you own a home and paid your property tax for the year you can use that as a deduction

[@aaronbruun]

You always have great advise! Thank you for investing in us!

[@joec5544g]

Thank you for the content... Several times recently I have searched YT for information on many topics,,, Now when I see your thumbnail I just watch you... No bias, no fluff, just straight, easy to understand information. It's appreciated, take care.

[@ElusiveMasquerade]

I like the parking one. The place I work at only has paid parking unless I want to park on the street.

[@kauigirl808]

Thanks Brian. I started taking advantage of using my HSA account to pay medical/dental bills, and purchasing medical related things at the drug store and pharmacy. Be stupid not to.

[@hello-ff8hh]

Have learned a lot from you, will continue to support you. Thank you so much !

[@SR-kh9zy]

Thank you, Brian!

[@borkology3741]

Been following this guy since COVID, I refer this guy to everyone! Love this guy!

[@nathanbyd570]

Speaking of fsa's, i sell glasses for a living. The last week of the year, right after Christmas, a lot of people who haven't used their fsa money come in and buy several pairs of glasses or contacts. Also, if you plan to have an eye exam that week, you should call to schedule it at least 2 weeks in advance.

[@eTradingshorts]

Brian, I hope you know how much people actually apperciate you. You dont even have to do these videos but you choose to, your the man Brian.

[@FinancialShinanigan]

Most helpful video I've seen so far in 2023!

[@Jeff__M]

Now these are the videos that are needed!

[@rojosik9385]

Thanks!

[@clearvaluetax9382]

Thank you for that super thanks Rojo Sik! I appreciate it SO MUCH again my friend!

[@creepyoldhouseexplorersclub]

Im retired and living on a fixed income- the biggest crime is property taxes- there slowly bleeding me dry 😪

[@hailandfire1822]

Property tax is levied to pay for the services which protect and enhance your property. Or at least that’s the theory. In reality, the very rich use loopholes to avoid most of it. And that leaves you to pay for the overpriced “services” of your city and county, stuffed with pensions and unnecessary costs. It’s an injustice, but it does serve to highlight that when all is said and done, they do it to you because they can. So bend over and let the tyrants slowly f you in the arse while they say pretty words about how compassionate they are.

[@morkallearns781]

@@hailandfire1822 you’re not wrong but it’s also because folks that live in cities subsidize urban sprawl. The suburbs are a drain to society.

[@Antimonkat]

I liked your videos last year, glad to see you poping back up in my feed. Unfortunatly, most of this won't apply to me, no dependents, no investments and no health expenses outside of company sponsered plan costs, already doing 401k, still owe more money then I think is fair. Might be able to use some of the commuter stuff though. Thanks :)

[@MyBlueice1]

Thanks for the tips Brian! Could you make an updated video on 1099 independent contractor taxes? Specifically one related to saving money on delivery driver taxes.

[@Alex-gq3zc]

I hope he does, definitely keep all your receipts because the miles are for sure a deduction.

[@jmwwhit]

@@Alex-gq3zcas well a repairs, fuel, tires, oil changes. Any food/drinks you buy while out delivering.

[@lscorpiusl605]

@@ADDrecords boy I wish the next time you order take out the delivery guys s.,h.i,.t.s in your burger

[@cassandrawright5202]

@@ADDrecordsI make $1200 a week more than most who are paid hourly and salary . As a mom of 3 under 5 it’s the choice

[@jaybird1150]

Don't sign a 1099 contract. That was easy

[@fansradio916]

Thank for taking the time to share the information.

[@stevenlambert9731]

Honestly, wouldve loved for you to go further in depth which every one of these. I feel like I did not gain valuable information because the information provided was either vague or left more questions than it answered. I did enjoy the video and I hope you see this comment only as good feedback and not an angry YT commenter.

[@Channelzer00]

People are making 400,00 a year...me over here barely making 40k a year 💀

[@jamesdean6744]

Thanks for everything you do Brian!

[@clearvaluetax9382]

Thank you for all the support James! I appreciate it very much!

[@knerduno5942]

@@clearvaluetax9382 You left out #15, Move to Puerto Rico and pay ZERO federal taxes.

[@catherinethegreatsgroceryasmr]

@@knerduno5942 😂😂😂

[@neurtube5222]

@@clearvaluetax9382 quick question when you sell crypto when is it actually taxable? In my opinion would only make sense when selling out of crypto into usd but as we all know the government is corrupt as fuck so I wouldn't be surprised if they expect you to report gains every time you sell out of a crypto into another

[@davidhawaii9797]

You are so awesome. I’ve been watching you for a long time now and you get better and better. You really are helping people and you really research to know your things. Much appreciated. As I can see it from the comments everybody appreciates you. Thank you.

[@Mattys556]

I can spend my money way better than the government can. Appreciate the video.

[@hammer9151]

If I don't get anything from this video other than the fact I got to watch your introduction where you told everyone to enjoy the money you helped them save made my night.

[@RT-fb6ty]

Great video. Consider the Fact that all taxation is theft at gun point and through deception. Also consider the fact that money placed in IRAs, 401ks is lost to you until a certain age and Inflation eats a huge amount of any savings. So maybe finding a way to Offshore ones savings would be worthwhile.

[@zhu711]

Crystal clear, short yet informative, awesome video !

[@sgbbco3981]

Thank you. It's clear and concise information like this that will help people. If it's too far into the weeds with technical jargon the majority end up unable to properly understand or utilize the information. Thanks for keeping things simple and to the point. Great advice.

[@alexs1972]

Holy cow this may have single handedly saved the dignity of KZbin. Great video, great, information, thank you, sir!

[@jboyuknown6169]

Your badass bro I don’t think I got much help for my circumstances, but the fact you say share and help someone out, love is love!

[@JiminsBubbles]

Brian I just started watching you recently and I just wanted to thank you for being such a genuine and straightforward professional. No fuss no fluff just the facts! 😊I’m going to be going through your list of videos because I need help with growing my wealth to retire early and I’m sure I will find some good info there. Appreciate all the info that you share, keep up the great work and thank you for being a treasure in a world full of junk!

[@whatsnew7263]

You’re awesome 😂. You are making taxes interesting and funny 🎉

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

🤡🤣

[@markschuyler3339]

Brian I appreciate all the information you post! It helps all of us so much! Any chance you could do a video like this for 1099 employees?

[@renehernandez7753]

Funny how useful this is, already filed mines tho. Anyone of these even the ones that take 2 minutes to do on my phone, shorter than it takes to write this message, could have saved me a couple hundred to thousands.

[@nozrep]

own a business as an llc and run it at a loss, intentionally, and utilize “tax loss carry forwards”. Boom. Zero taxes for you. Haha I do not know if I am accurate on that but I remember learning about tax loss carry forwards in college and it blew my mind that something like that is and has been legal for decades in the United States.

[@danherring5676]

Just a coincidence that your video is 10:40 in length?

[@stacie9239]

I love all your videos. Thank you for taking the time to educate everyone with your knowledge. Id like to see this video but for small business owners. Like under 500,000 a year small business owners.

[@Guapox90]

You provide more information needed for ä successful pathway for all upcoming adults and adults. Keep it up

[@fastrambo97]

And the minimal rental use rule is good but you can't deduct any of your rental expenses. Since you aren't reporting any rental income.

[@gerald216]

As a line cook with no children and no investments, have to say none of this really means anything. Thank you for showing how the system works against regular people though

[@kdubs3]

Great info. The Dependent Care FSA was one I hadn't heard of before. I could see that one thing saving us a few thousand a year in taxes for school expenses, babysitters, aftercare, after school programs, and day camps.

[@HartPv]

It’s not that useful, the contribution limit is $2,000 a year which is less than i pay in a month. Also you can just deduct it when you do your taxes which you’re going to have to do anyway because you can only set aside $2,000 through the FSA

[@MSTRgme]

Another issue, is you have to report every dollar you gave and to whom. So unless you want to report your babysitter income (taxes on the cash), out of luck.

[@tsims1983able]

​@@HartPvit must depend on your employer bc my max is $5k and I save $1500 in taxes

[@tomjosi742]

Thank you Brian, I always wait for your videos because i learn a lot. Thank you for sharing such a valuable information.

[@nikkithomas6198]

Thank you Brian🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@BalgaBear]

I paid 173% into taxes for the last 4 years. The gov had been destroying me because I was slightly above "middle class" making 85k a year.

[@thegamsta7133]

How is that possible? I'm genuinely curious.

[@AmesiPhoneRepairMore]

I followed you because I’m 35 and I know you dropped dimes on this subject. Also, you are very well spoken and polite