REASON #4: charlie is broke. Charlie may actually pay zero taxes because –are you ready for this one? — Charlie doesn’t make any money!
Charlie has no secret. He’s not doing anything that you should be doing. Do not be envious of Charlie, and here’s why…
I hope you are not so naive to think that the “bottom line” on your tax return tells the whole story about your tax liability. It doesn’t.
And believe it or not, this is actually a very common misconception that thousands of people cling to. Ah, to be so blissfully ignorant!
Charlie is a thief. charlie should be put in jail for the tens of thousands in taxes he has illegally withheld from the government over the years.
The purpose of business is to be profitable. The unavoidable result of a profitable business is taxes. And yes, you should do everything legally possible to reduce those taxes. But if you are going to be successful, you are going to pay some taxes.
When all the fish are out of the tank, it is time to start emptying the water from the aquarium. Using the pitcher or small bucket, begin to remove the water. The water from the tank may be disposed in a sink or toilet. This can be a messy task, so be sure to clean up all spills to prevent any possible accidents. It is not necessary to remove all the water from the tank. Most freshwater aquarium owners remove approximately 3/4 of the water. The remaining original water will help acclimate the new water you will add later.
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