A fost auditată pentru că a scris un iaht de 1,1 milioane USD

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1. And that in a nutshell is what’s wrong with a lot of society. Nothing he said justifies the purchase of a yacht. That justifies the purchase of a boat, not a yacht. Eat the rich.

2. Loop holes for the rich

3. Sounds eerily similar to one Jeffery Epstein

4. So your helping the 1% become the 0.1% while the rest of us slowly become the 99.9%. Cool.

5. And this is why the rest of us can't afford a home.

6. His lip movement doesn’t match the words. 😂. This is why AI can’t be trusted

7. So if I know some famous dude i can get away with anything

8. And somehow, school programs and feeding kids is the problem

9. Guessing she got away with it. Nice

10. Tax deductions should be held for those who need them, not for those who just want more.

11. Why is it so easy for rich people to get right offs and yet poor people still have to pay taxes even when they make too much to be considered poor but too little to actually be considered anything other than poor still. 😅

12. The tax audit was over in 5 minutes. He left there high fiving the IRS and the judge…and then he woke up from his dream. What a mega bullshitter. Tell me u have zero tax background without telling me you have zero tax background.

13. Honestly, in both the Netherlands and the U.S. you basically can’t write off a yacht as a business vehicle unless it’s the actual core of your business (like chartering or fishing).

    Netherlands: Tax law (Wet IB 2001 art. 3.14–3.15 and the BUA) treats yachts as representation/pleasure assets, so costs and VAT are non-deductible. Only in very rare cases (like properties only accessible by water) and with >90% proven business use could it qualify, and the tax office is usually very strict.

    U.S.: The Internal Revenue Code (§162 and §274) calls yachts used for entertaining clients entertainment facilities—and those are flat-out nondeductible. You can only depreciate or deduct a boat if it’s genuinely part of the trade.

    So if a real estate agent claims they wrote off a yacht, either they’re not telling the truth, or the tax auditor didn’t do their job.

14. Even if i did believe this, helping a rich person get out of paying taxes with a bullshit “business” expense is a shitty thing to do. But also if you have to try and write your yacht off on your taxes you just don’t really have yacht money and you’re a poser 🤷🏻‍♀️

15. That man smooth

16. A logbook can easily be faked. No way that's enough proof

17. That’s a good looking man! 😍

18. I don't think showing clients a house from a boat is "ordinary in nature', nor 'necessary'. Certainly doesn't sound reasonable.

19. Yea it's so cool to cheat the tax system

20. Maybe purchase a dinghy

21. PRO TIP, get an ACTUAL Tax Lawyer look over your expenses NOT these YouTube characters.

22. all cuz u know pple doesnt mean shit

23. Tax fraud

24. I use my car to drive to the office to make income. So can I write my car off?

25. It would be a lot smarter for an income and taxable perspective to just Rent the cost of this so called "Yacht" and maybe write off those expenses than just buy a huge asset like that as a means to write off damn near all the taxes one would owe to the government.

    Some of these guru vids love to tell kids that they can just make extravagant purchases and claim its for a business so that they can axe their taxes on based on spending it on said item.

    Its better money to just borrow, rent, or lease it, look "rich" for your job, and still maintain your dough…at least thats how I would do it if I were in this position.

26. Eat the rich!

27. meanwhile you guys can't even afford healthcare, FREEDOM

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