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Sure, but how is that different than other investments such as stocks or bonds? Claiming personal expenses as business expenses is slippery, we are in illegal

• dragonwriter 8y ago
  > Sure, but how is that different than other investments such as stocks or bonds? Since stocks are how one owns a corporation, it's literally exactly the same as stocks, which are not an “other investment”. Of course, there is a manifest difference between controlling enough stock that one determines, among other things, if, when, and how much a corporation distributes back to shareholders and, well, not controlling that much. But the same issue, in principal, exists with shareholders collectively as with a single shareholder individually, though coordinated action becomes harder with larger numbers.