/liberty/ - Liberty

Get married, have nine kids, and be unemployed. You will never be taxed again.

>>66010

Alternatively, kill someone and go to jail.

Go innawoods and live off the land and get rid of all your government stuff.

>>65996

Just become a public worker, sure you still have to pay income tax and all that, but considering how the money you "earned" is from taxes, it's not actually theft for the government to take back some of the money it gave to you.

Emigrate and renounce your citizenship

Anyone remember the name of that book which listed ways to 'not' pay taxes? All I remember is its author was jailed or something. He was american.

>>66048

I think it might have been one of the Agorism books.

>>66052

Nah, this dude didn't espouse any ideology, he was just pissed at the government.

Someone posted a pdf of it on this board, too.

>>66057

It might be here >>58881

>>66048

The federal mafia by Irwin Schiff?

Just be a leech on society, faggot. Live the NEET lifestyle, get your autismbux.

>>66063

>The federal mafia by Irwin Schiff

That's it.

Enough joking, let's try to actually answer the question.

1-Get paid differently.

There is a reason CEOs get paid with stocks. And it mainly has to do with capital gains being taxed differently than income. By taking advantage of this, you can capitalize on the arbitrage.

Alternatively if you stuff your revenue via accounting tricks into a business, this is a classic way to hide income, or at least place it under corporate tax rate jurisdiction.

2- Offshoring/inverting/new residence

If you have some sort of business, then you incorporate it in Delaware or Ireland, and take advantage of the lower corporate tax rate. Alternatively, if you are a real rich fuck, then establish residence in Monaco, where there is no personal income tax. I am sure there is some fancier legal stuff, like you tax defer and then switch residence or something, but it is a little above my head tbh.

3- The illegal stuff

Making drug money and then cleaning it up as gambling wins, all the shit people in this thread are suggesting, etc..

>>66031

> renounce your citizenship

Isn't that legally impossible? You are a subject to taxation until the Government declares you a terrorist.

>>66127

It's possible, but only during emigration. They don't want stateless citizens.

>>66126

>And it mainly has to do with capital gains being taxed differently than income.

It's also why some firms give workers "benefits" like a laptop, or a car, or a phone or something like that for the duration of their hiring(after they quit/get fired they must return the items back to the firm), instead of cash.