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I have done business in the U.S. for years and never paid taxes. Basically, as a Canadian I can cross the border anytime I want. I distribute posters on college campuses, either for a fee or for a commission on the sale generated by the poster.
I avoid taxes by finding clients who will simply pay cash and/or who will not fill out U.S. tax forms when they pay me. Sometimes this means I earn less money. Also, I find people who are in the same postering business as me and I help them out with THEIR clients who cannot enter into this not-exactly-legal arrangement I have, IF they will help me by posting/distributing posters for MY clients who will.
I don`t pay taxes in Canada either. I have a lot of expenses and feel that I a generating business in America and that is enough. But sometimes my clients get a little nervous and I tell them if anyone is going to get into trouble for this it is me. Does anyone know if my clients and/or my American `helpers` can get into trouble here? And if they do, is it any more than a warning or small fine?
Thank you
Igo Beck Penticton, B.C.
Also I would like to thank these fine gentlemen who have paid me hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years without reporting it to the tax authorities.
Bonifacio Contreras
PO Box 60478 Florence, MA 01062 800-600-4494
Josef Schneider 517 North Royer Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903 800-353-2317
Richard Paris 11 Birch Hill Lane Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 617-863-5573
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