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Once again, hypothetically, imagine there is a guy who is a subcontractor who got a new long term contract and is now making $3200+ weekly. That Subcontractor knows that 30% of that, before deductions, goes to Uncle Sam, which means niggers and spics, which will be maybe a 12k bill quarterly, and he wants to keep as much of his money as possible. How would he go about hiding that? Or at very least keeping 90% or more of his money?

Just curious

Edit: Person is being paid by a fairly large company who by only pays by direct deposit. And maybe tax fraud isn’t the right way to put it. I wanna do whatever people like Amazon does and pay less than 5% taxes

Once again, hypothetically, imagine there is a guy who is a subcontractor who got a new long term contract and is now making $3200+ weekly. That Subcontractor knows that 30% of that, before deductions, goes to Uncle Sam, which means niggers and spics, which will be maybe a 12k bill quarterly, and he wants to keep as much of his money as possible. How would he go about hiding that? Or at very least keeping 90% or more of his money? Just curious Edit: Person is being paid by a fairly large company who by only pays by direct deposit. And maybe tax fraud isn’t the right way to put it. I wanna do whatever people like Amazon does and pay less than 5% taxes

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Start or inherit trust.

Your parents probably already fucked you by not having a family trust.

In your lifetime, if you start a trust, it is revocable. Once you die, it becomes irrevocable.

An irrevocable trust is better, because the rules are locked in.

Ideally, your LLC, then, belongs to the trust, which can operate at a net zero for tax reduction.

So, now, you have two tax sinks.

Then, start a nonprofit and also put it in the trust. Tax sink #3.

Between three tax sinks, you should never have to pay any taxes.