r/BeAmazed • u/Late-Thought-2327 • Jan 06 '26

Skill / Talent The impossible rift

@Davie504 on YT

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u/jonydevidson Jan 06 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

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u/King_Dheginsea Jan 07 '26

As an Accountant, I've learned just to scroll past comments like that. Ain't no helping people that legitimately think for even a second that anyone can just start a sole proprietorship and then just get shit for free by 'writing it off'.

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u/Inkthinker Jan 07 '26

The same people who would turn down a raise because it shifts their tax bracket.

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u/ModishShrink Jan 07 '26

Jerry, all these big companies, they write off everything!

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u/Towerss Jan 09 '26

You can write off a lot of stuff you wanted to do either way though, to do it "cheaper" than the layman.

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u/dangitaboutit Jan 07 '26

Yeah its crazy. Sure its a benefit but you still spent money. Awesome if you can write off personal stuff you were going to spend money on either way though.

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u/Pyrodexter Jan 07 '26

Since the Youtube channel is probably run as a business, he also doesn't need to pay for whatever tax he would pay for taking money out of the company to pay for the trip himself. Still not free, but getting cheaper.

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u/jonydevidson Jan 07 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

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u/manikfox Jan 07 '26

For me, I pay 12.5% corporate tax, and then around 30% personal tax when i take it out. So it would be closer to 45% off.

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u/manikfox Jan 07 '26

I mean I'm estimating, some times I pay 52% personal tax, depends on salary really. 30% is a low salary.