How do you pay as little taxes as possible on:>Income from your business.>Income from working.>Income/appreciation from stocks.Preferably while all income and assets from each source are protected by a trust.Idea 1:>All personal income from work goes to a trust which also owns your foreign headquartered business (and its income, taxed in a 0% jurisdiction) and owns your portfolio of long term stocks (which your work income is put into).Idea 2:>Same as 1 but all income goes directly into the foreign headquartered business which invests everything in long term stocks. All is under a Nevada or Cook Islands trust.Any better ideas? Am I dumb?Keep in mind, this is discussion for LEGAL ways for US citizens to pay as little tax as possible.
>>62242056Taxes are based. Everyone is white and healthy in my country and everything is clean. Try moving
>>62242068taxes are based if they are low. if you're saying high taxes are based and you say your country is clean and white, you are LYING
>>62242068What cunt? Seriously asking because haven't been to a single european country that hasn't been invaded by niggers, pakis or curry niggers.
>>62242068Which country? Is gun ownership and self defense with guns legal there or not? Probably not, which excludes the purpose.
>>62242084>>62242068Answer.
Impossible in the US if youre a W2Chop chop goy. Israel won't feed itself
>>62242172Based.
I saw this article today but it's paywalled https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/stock-gains-without-all-the-taxes-how-the-hottest-trade-on-wall-street-works-ed321611 . Obviously I'm not paying for it but the WSJ seems to have blocked all the remove paywall sites from archiving more than the headline. Do you niggers know how to get around this jewry?
>>62242068Swiss or LARP.
>>62242317Someone save us.
>>62242056I dump business profit into growth via purchasing advertising, equipment, supplies, education, vehicles, labor, etc.then my company grows and shows very little taxable profit. If I need money I just get a loan and write off the interest and fees.also max out my retirement and my wife's and kids' every year. But that's not really saving on taxes, just deferring them.also pay into my house which I upgrade to a bigger house every few years since I'm allowed to sell up to half a million dollars worth of my own house tax-free and can roll from one house to the next without owing taxes.
>>62242380Based. Personal loan, right? What do you use as collateral?
>>62242056>Max out 401k, IRA, Roth, etc.>Get REPS status, can write off investment property expenses>Relocate to Puerto Rico under Section 60>>62242380>plus this
>>62242432Explain REPS please.>Living in Puerto Rico.Lmao. Might as well live in Honduras.
>>62242398>Personal loan, right? What do you use as collateral?yesI can borrow up to about $100k without collateral. That's more than I ever borrow though. I can live on about $30k per year since my business is paying for a significant fraction of living expenses via home office and home inventory storage.
>>62242447And of the loan repayments and interest, you write them off of your personal taxes or business taxes? I am dumb. Also, which bank/CU for loans? What is your interest rate?
>>62242444https://www.businessinsider.com/real-estate-investing-professional-status-reps-qualify-taxes-passive-income-2026-5?op=1
>>62242454I write off interest and fees on my personal taxes which requires itemizing and thus earning more than the standard deduction covers.I usually just borrow from my local bank branch, but I also have credit cards with combined limits over $100k. Interest rates are across the board, but I don't worry about them since I'm deducting the interest anyways.if I actually wanted a cheap loan I'd borrow against my house, but I don't really care about interest since as far as I'm concerned I'm not really paying it. It's just covering my living expenses while the vast majority of what I earn goes into my business and house.
>>62242444Venezuela, Cuba, Greenland and even parts of former Canada might become interesting US tax territories in the months and years ahead
>>62242470Too based for this world.
>>62242479Lmao
>>62242056If you're an active short term trader you can do your trades in a roth IRA and all of the profits are 100% tax free. The caveat of course is that you have to wait until you're almost 60 to use that money but you can always do some trading in your normal account just to cover living expenses and the rest in your IRA.Like lets say for example you make 250k in one year and your living expenses are 50k. If its all in a normal account not only do you have to pay taxes on 250k but a lot of that is going to be at 24-32%. Conversely if you make only 50k in a normal account and 200k in the IRA you owe 0% on those profits and only pay 22% or less on the 50k.As others mentioned a business is also a very good way to offset some taxes as you can expense things like, equipment, furniture, supplies, subscriptions, health insurance and a significant portion of your rent and utilities. In some cases if you have clients or legitimately need to travel for business you may also be able to expense some entertainment, dining and travel costs.>>62242444I've been looking into it. If you have money you can live very well. If you have a mostly online business or profession it makes sense to move there for a few years to rake in profits tax free and use that extra money to snowball faster.
>>62242898Based but IRA is like $7k a year max contribution.
>>62242959Its $7500 for 2026 and goes up every year but the annual contribution is not the point. You can day trade to your hearts content in a roth and all that profit is tax free forever, there are people with millions in their roth and the only taxes they will ever pay is for the few thousand they put in the account to begin with.
>>62243303Based. Any other cool things/secrets?
>>62246140Git gud.
