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It sounds like (based on this comment and several of your other replies) that you get joy out of running a business and using them to play games to minimize you
by Merad 5y ago
It sounds like (based on this comment and several of your other replies) that you get joy out of running a business and using them to play games to minimize your taxes. That's great, you do you, but to me it all sounds exhausting. If I wanted to learn painting, or play with 3d printing, or whatever, then _that's_ what I want to put my time and effort into. I really don't care if I'm leaving a thousand dollars on the table in potential tax write-offs. That's a perfectly acceptable price to pay to just enjoy my hobby without having to spend any time thinking about managing a business or trying to optimize every single aspect of my life.
- koheripbal 5y agoI think you're imagining the tax advantage here as a lot of work, when it's really not. These sorts of tax avoidance strategies are only complicated the first time you do them, and then repeating the same thing each year is simple. ...as for selling enough of it to call it a company - again - it's easier than most people realize to register a company.