15 Ways Rich People AVOID Paying Taxes

you know Albert Einstein he said at best the hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax the rich have very expensive accounting experts that help them to minimize just how much money they pay in taxes in the last decade we've learned quite a lot about the field and this expertise has allowed our companies and personal wealth to grow at an accelerated rate write all of this down because you don't know when this information will come in handy but keep in mind this is not Financial advice this is is just what we've seen the rich use to grow their wealth and we believe it's valuable for you to know about it here are 15 ways rich people pay little to no [Music] taxes so starting off at number one they invest all of it the rich don't sit on cash unless they need it for something specific here's the Golden Rule when it comes to paying taxes reinvested profit is not tax next if your company was about to make $5 million in profit and before the end of the fiscal year you choose to invest that5 million back into the business in order to grow it even more well you don't have to pay taxes on those 5 million that's how companies grow quickly as the owner of the business your net worth goes through the roof with little to no tax being paid number two everything you use is owned by a business the second Golden Rule of of tax optimization is deduct everything here's the thing okay if a business needs anything to function the money you spend isn't taxable you want to buy yourself a new car well the company needs the car as well so allow the company to buy it on the company's dime and you get to use it since you need it to run the business now here are some of the things that rich people deduct any type of Technology Hardware software Etc laptops phones gadgets they're all needed for the business travel hotels and flights are needed for business trips home office and utilities like the internet health insurance premiums and even going out to eat can be a deductible expense the more things you can deduct the less money there is to be taxed number three move somewhere with little to no tax you know people often underestimate just how big of an impact it'll have if you move to somewhere where you're allowed to keep all of your money this used to be the way it was back in the day you would move to Dubai Monaco the Cayman Islands or the Bahamas as your main residents these countries have no income tax they don't require you to pay any tax on the money you make but there is a catch it's usually really expensive to move there which is why rich people get an unfair advantage in life the cost of living in Monaco is incredibly high but when you take everything into account well you still save more money living there if your taxes are high enough to justify that move number four send it overseas this is how Facebook Google and apple do it they set up companies in Ireland because of its tax-friendly environment these companies own the intellectual property the US company needs to pay a licensing fee to the Ireland company every year to keep developing and selling its products in the US this created a legit deductible expense for the US company through this scheme they're taking money out of the US economy and moving it to Ireland where they end up paying only 1% or even less with even more optimization if you live in a low income tax country you can always set up a local company there and invoice your us subsidiary for rendered Services minimizing the tax burden in the US companies like these Tech Giants would rather pay a fine than pay their taxes in full the more you think about it the more you realize a fine is a tax for doing something wrong a tax is a fine for doing something right number five charitable donations so the fifth rule of taxes money donated to charity is not taxable this is why every Rich individual owns a foundation of sorts in their defense the state has always proven to be a poor manager of money so instead of giving the state your money to do with as it pleases well you're better off using a charitable Foundation to make sure your money actually has a positive impact on your community but where things get interesting is that even these non-t taxable foundations have deductible expenses they need things to function you could even donate land vehicles or other assets to a charity you own and it still counts as a charitable contribution also as the head of the charity group you can still use the same car you donated on paper number six instead of a salary they take Equity as Queen Bee put it pay me in equity you do this for two reasons first of all Equity might increase in value over time and secondly Equity isn't taxable unless you sell it this is how Elon Musk got so rich so quickly based on the company performance Elon gets a new minted stock instead and that's the thing so many people don't realize how people become so wealthy it's common to think these folks are sitting on piles of cash 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to a museum or better yet your own Art Foundation now this means you just scored a $6 million tax deductible assuming you're still earning $1 million a year you just saved an additional $5 million in non- taxable income and it's all legal you could even go for another round if you want to let's say you decide to sell the painting at $6 million valuation earning you $5 million in profit on that deal which normally would be taxed right well the government once again comes to the aid of the super wealthy if you take all the money you made from that sale all 6 million of it and you buy more art with it you don't have to pay any taxes on the profit you made from that sale that's why rich people buy art and this is the kind of information that people subscribe to our channel for you're not getting this anywhere else number eight multiple nationalities with no fixed residence now this is probably the shadiest and most confusing one on this list but people have done this successfully everywhere around the world so when it comes to paying taxes you have to pay taxes in your country of residence your home country but what happens when you no longer have a home country because there are plenty of super wealthy individuals that choose not to have a home country despite owning properties all over the world when institutions ask for a proof of address they provide one from a property they own in Thailand or Bhutan and that's a different language and overlooked by a government that has no intention of providing any additional information then there are folks that buy a massive yacht and use that as their primary home one day you're parked off the coast of Monaco then next you're in international waters now although we recommend having more than one nationality so you can reap the benefits of multiple passports you know we don't really think that going fully Off the Grid is a great long-term solution number nine gift money away did you know you can gift things to people and that gift is non- taxable crazy right there is a $115,000 cap on that gift though so if the gift is worth less than 15K you don't have to tell the IRS about it because it counts as a non- taxable event now you might be thinking okay cool but this is a video about really rich people and how they optimize to get the most out of it 15K barely gets you into the Rolex game gift wise well $115,000 might not sound like a lot but there's more room to maneuver here as of 2021 the lifetime gift exemption is capped at $1. 7 million in the US as long as each gift is less than 15K $1. 7 million in tax-free wealth well that translates to a hell of a lot of Rolex watches number 10 hold it in privacy coins now crypto is changing the game in terms of wealth transfers and wealth security the fact you can put a billion dollars on a stick put it in your pocket and fly to Singapore with it is mindblowing with the likes of Bitcoin and ethereum which are heavily regulated measures are in place to provide 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