Jimmy Two-Times™
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As simple as the title describes, is it possible for us "regular folks" to evade taxes without the risk of jail time?
Is It Possible to Legally Avoid Tax?
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Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
No. People have attempted this as well. It usually ends in them having shootouts with the police and dying.
Jimmy Two-Times™
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Why would I be shot for not paying taxes?
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
I wasnt referring to you. Im just talking about weirdos who have attempted at what i think you mean by your op. They usually are some right wing nutcases who hole themselves up on some property in the midwest and go out guns blazing.
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
Plus you need to define your op better. I'm assuming you're american. There are tens of millions of Americans who pay no federal income taxes.
But you still have state, payroll, local, social security, property taxes, sin taxes, etc....
But you still have state, payroll, local, social security, property taxes, sin taxes, etc....
Jimmy Two-Times™
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I'm British. That shyt's even harder.
But how different can it be since US politics is based off of British law.
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
I'm British. That shyt's even harder.
But how different can it be since US politics is based off of British law.
Haha. Good question. There are probably lawyers out there who make a good living answering those very questions..
Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
If you're in europe though there's definitely no way in hell you're getting out of paying taxes... 
mc_brew
#NotMyPresident
it's simple to get out of paying taxes.... don't earn any income and don't buy anything... problem solved....
Jimmy Two-Times™
Coli Mods Catch Me If U Can Forgive Me Imma Ridah™
If you're in europe though there's definitely no way in hell you're getting out of paying taxes...
There has to be a way. After Brexit we are getting rid of VAT so things will be inherently somewhat cheaper so that'll be the only positive from this referendum.
Yes there is; through deductions. The biggest ways I know of are mortgage interest, student loans interest, and charitable contributions. Really, just look at all the ways you can get a deduction when you go through tax software. Look at everything you don't qualify to take advantage of one year and see how you can use it next year.
The thing I finally figured out is how people have been using charitable deductions. I looked at the statistical breakdowns and always saw that I was always WAY under what other people reported. Just start donating your skills, money, and resources; get receipts and report them.
The problem is for regular folks there are caps and max income limits for some deductions so you can probably never get to zero. Now, corporations can drop their tax obligations to ZERO which is bullshyt
The thing I finally figured out is how people have been using charitable deductions. I looked at the statistical breakdowns and always saw that I was always WAY under what other people reported. Just start donating your skills, money, and resources; get receipts and report them.
The problem is for regular folks there are caps and max income limits for some deductions so you can probably never get to zero. Now, corporations can drop their tax obligations to ZERO which is bullshyt
ADevilYouKhow
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Wesley Snipes and a lot of other people have though so over the years. The smartest and wealthiest people believe it to be possible.