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  • @karkar_ak 2025-08-26

    How about we just demolish the irs and keep our money instead of jumping through hoops

  • @faizanhassankho 2025-08-13

    But you have to pay interest on the loan, but it is much less than tax so it is still a good deal🔥

  • @dominikpetrosjan 2025-08-27

    Or you can move to Dubai

  • @bearded_roffey 2025-09-24

    So the winner is!???
    The banks

  • @bradnietfeldt 2025-10-23

    Lmao. As someone with holding companies, this is not at all how it works. 😂

  • @paul_boem 2025-09-24

    If a loan isn't taxable then why does it have interest is the interest you pay on the loan not the tax can someone please explain😂😂😂

  • @th3chillayo 2025-08-20

    Doesn’t the loan have interest on it??

  • @letishamalakootiofficial 2025-08-07

    Who is the PERSON who created this video?

  • @hashashin.beats 2025-11-10

    I’m too poor to understand this 🤣

  • @nooshyobodi 2025-09-27

    What about the salary to yourself. That’s not taxed?

  • @drshanemcdaniel 2025-09-17

    A few questions:
    1. I assume you are still paying payroll tax on the a “reasonable salary”- is this included in the loan amount?
    2. If this works (which I have many doubts naturally), Your wealth appears to be growing in an appreciating asset owned by holding company, owned indirectly by your company. When you need to access that wealth, how would you ever receive that without being taxed? I feel that it would have to be a distribution from your company (if taxed as an S corp) or there would be some form of capital gains tax on that wealth when liquidating. Can someone help me understand how you would access your wealth without at some point being taxed?

  • @stephenalexandertv 2025-12-21

    You can buy assets with the first company no need for the holding company 💀

  • @jaydenbroome246 2025-09-21

    You can’t just transfer all the profit your company makes to a holding company that you also control and then just claim every cent of profit disappeared 😂 that’s called a related-party transaction (which is taxable). On top of that, if the holding company is taking out loans on “appreciating assets” it purchased, then you’re just paying interest the bank on money that was already taxed…

  • @alfa_kingz01 2025-12-31

    What are the appreciating assets and how to buy them

  • @princegnger 2025-08-24

    How do you pay the loan back without paying taxes?

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