Certainly! You raised some excellent points about tax deductions and their purpose. It's important to understand that deductions are there for a reason, to incentivize certain behaviors and investments that benefit society as a whole. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
Thank you, Tom, for all these information. Coming from an ex communist country, I know how that system works, and you pointed very well. It's amazing how many people who lived free in the USA for generations think a dictatorial regime is good. I just started my entrepreneurial journey, and I wonder how can I work with one of your employees, not a 3rd party franchise cpa firm
Isn't an s Corp in WA state better than a sole prop? The s Corp allows for a pass through and a salary paid to the "owner" is taxed differently than a sole prop? $100k revenue. Thanks
Very nice all. Thank you so much for your info. But the so-called private property thing, don't say it to Trump. A judge decided that the price of his private property and not the market or appraisals. Nope, a single judge 😂😂😂. I wish you could "scan" the states and where it is good or bad to invest. Something like a board. Which states will respect your private property vs. the others
Everyone should be maximizing their deductions no matter who you are.
Certainly! You raised some excellent points about tax deductions and their purpose. It's important to understand that deductions are there for a reason, to incentivize certain behaviors and investments that benefit society as a whole. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
Thank you, Tom, for all these information. Coming from an ex communist country, I know how that system works, and you pointed very well. It's amazing how many people who lived free in the USA for generations think a dictatorial regime is good. I just started my entrepreneurial journey, and I wonder how can I work with one of your employees, not a 3rd party franchise cpa firm
9:13 sums it up.
Isn't an s Corp in WA state better than a sole prop? The s Corp allows for a pass through and a salary paid to the "owner" is taxed differently than a sole prop? $100k revenue. Thanks
Good stuff Tom!
Thanks!
Very nice all. Thank you so much for your info. But the so-called private property thing, don't say it to Trump.
A judge decided that the price of his private property and not the market or appraisals. Nope, a single judge 😂😂😂.
I wish you could "scan" the states and where it is good or bad to invest.
Something like a board. Which states will respect your private property vs. the others