Corporation buys and rents housing. You as an employee live in one of the houses. The house, it's taxes and it's depreciation is a business expense for the corporation. Your salary is low enough to qualify you for public assistance. Your vehicle and phone belong to the corporation. Etc.
Private homeowners can write off their taxes, too.
as others have said, serfs in the middle ages were more free...
Now explain how I move my house that's 75% paid off into a corporation without paying massive taxes
You have to sell the house to the corporation or have the corporation acquire it through other legal means. Traditionally people would transfer property for a dollar. Nowadays it is more of a minefield. A good tax law specialist in your area should be able to help you navigate the process.
You'll have to pay the bank off when you sell the house to the corporation.
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