john doe 101
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If a guy is making $400k a year from his business, he either is A. Self-employed in which he can write off everything under the moon or B. Has his company structured ie a LLC in such a way where HE controls how much he pays himself. Dont need all that money you made this year? DONT PAY IT TO YOURSELF. Now if you do need $400k to survive off of and have to take it just to pay the bills on your multi-million dollar home, your $100k sportscar, and your 2nd home at the lake you could take it as pass through income where up to 20% can be deducted if you set up your corp correctly.What about the guy that is making $400k per year from his job/business and paying income tax. Is he paying his fair share? IMO, he is paying more than his fair share.
Listen man I'm not going to sit here and go through every single tax loop hole rich people can use to get out of paying their fair share in taxes. But you see that is why people making $400k+ a year can have such a low effective tax rate. So you can keep blathering on and on about how bad the poor guy who makes $400k a year has it, but we all know what is really going on.