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Originally Posted by Jericho99
Yes it is true about your occupation not being questioned, the difficulty lies in that this is all based on reported income. The law will be enforced by the IRS. It will be a part of your tax return. So that is where it will get dicey, not the occupation but the reported earnings.
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While true; the IRS typically focus on the corporate players who can hide big money. I may know ;-) some barbers that make a killing and report only a 3rd of their income. They're not on anyone's radar for tax evasion. The problem is that if they get audited (which is less than a 10% chance) they're gonna have to be consistent and creative with their lies.
Smart escorts who've been in the game for years i imagine have thought this through. Maybe they set up a trader joe's shack or claim to be working in nursing (in scrubs when you see them) or in psychology. I imagine if they are high enough earners they should have incentives to file. Many ladies that I've talked to have goals of owning a home first and foremost. If she wants to buy a house or apply for credit she'll need to report some income.
Some have applied for massage licenses and I'm sure there are other licenses they can apply for that will allow them to claim income. However just like barbers why report it all if it's a cash business. Again most won't get audited by the IRS as it's small potatoes the big fish are in corporate America. I think for escorts the real threat of being audited may only come if they are busted by LE who would in turn report them to the IRS.
All this talk of taxes is hurting my head. I need to have some kids or something I'm getting screwed every year with a crazy tax bill. The shit really is unfair. Especially that fucking school tax. I didn't have kids for a reason I shouldn't be taxed for other people's fucking habits. Lol. I digress