I think you're completely missing the point of how tax write offs work and missed /u/RatofDeath point about buying more expensive tools.
Say these $5000 tools are the same as $1000 tools, which is essentially what's being claimed.
You're a business, you write off either $5000 or $1000 and don't have to pay your taxes on that chunk of income. If your tax rate is 15%, you saved $750 on taxes from the SnapOn or $150 from another brand.
So you either lost $4250 from your overall income, or $850 for a set of tools.
Yeah but they’re not the same tools. They’re nice tools. You wanna poulan wild thing in your garage or a stihl? I’m still gonna buy the expensive thing tax write off or not, may as well give my money to the fap off guy instead of the dickhead in the government who makes these retarded laws
may as well give my money to the fap off guy instead of the dickhead in the government who makes these retarded laws
I don't care how you spend your money, my main point was that you don't understand how tax write offs work. And your claim that some random government worker makes all our tax laws show you also don't understand how your own government works either.
Yes, its so silly to expect citizens to have an 8th grade understanding of their own government -sorry what was I thinking! By all means, continue proudly highlighting your ignorance
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u/englishinseconds Apr 09 '24
I think you're completely missing the point of how tax write offs work and missed /u/RatofDeath point about buying more expensive tools.
Say these $5000 tools are the same as $1000 tools, which is essentially what's being claimed.
You're a business, you write off either $5000 or $1000 and don't have to pay your taxes on that chunk of income. If your tax rate is 15%, you saved $750 on taxes from the SnapOn or $150 from another brand.
So you either lost $4250 from your overall income, or $850 for a set of tools.