The tax season benefits are huge draws to people becoming Vloggers. They even get to write off their cameras, use of a home office, and internet access. (the list of items they can write off is huge) The government doesn't look for them to break even and start turning a real profit for the first 2 years.
I think I am seeing as this post got a lot of attention, I've obviously struck a few nerves.
My god. And I thought it was a great scam before. Maybe I should sign up for twitter. One tweet can't hurt.... "Standing in line! Disney is the bestest!!"
Believe me little guy, you would need to go a lot further to strike any of my nerves.
My company already has me in a home office, can I go double?
Be careful. If you're not blogging or tweeting, and you're actually enjoying the bar, you just might get kicked out.
That would require you to make over the minimum required topay any tax
Well the fact you are giving this nonsense the time of day says to me I did.
If they're not turning a profit then they have no taxable income, so the business expense deduction doesn't really gain them anything.
Nope. A lot of the people who rag on the lifestylers ARE Florida locals and Disney fanatics. Heck, there's even a division (several, really) within the cast member ranks when it comes to Disney obsession. Ever see a minimum wage employee spending hundreds of dollars at Property Control on broken Disney crap because they just have to have that Stitch statue? It's depressing to watch, but for whatever reason Disney gets its hooks into certain people and what starts as love and fun becomes obsession and delusion. It's heartbreaking.What I think a good amount of this "lifestyler" crap is about:
Magnatude!
