Tax expert reveals if you make under $500,000/year, your chances of getting audited by the IRS are under 1%
“If you are making less than $100,000, less than $500,000, your audit risk is less than 1%.
If you're making $1 million to $3 million, your audit risk jumps up to 1.2%.
If you're making over $10 million, your audit risk jumps up to 2.6%. IRS releases this every single year.”
You can’t get a $1 million mortgage if you make $100K/year.
You can’t get a $75K car loan if you make $35K/year.
The fact that you can get $250K in student loans for a college degree where you’re expected to earn $40K/year is unacceptable and a complete failure of US society.
We have 18 year old kids making financial decisions that all but guarantee a lifetime of economic insecurity.
These kids do not have the capacity to understand the implications of the debt they are taking on.
The corrupt university system has successfully convinced them going to college is the “smart thing to do” and that it will all work out.
These colleges should have to take the financial hit when they load up 18 years olds with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt that basic math would tell you will never be repaid.
The federal government backstopping all these student loans does nothing but enable colleges to jack up their prices every year with zero accountability.
Shameful.
A guy told me:
"Unfortunately, some people were not here to evolve, they are here to remind you what it looks like if you don't"
Something in me changed that day
Tom Brady on what it takes to be successful:
"To be successful at anything, you don’t have to be special. You just have to be what most people aren’t: consistent, determined and willing to work for it. No shortcuts."
A must-watch on what it takes to achieve greatness.
🚨TRENDING: A 5-MINUTE VIDEO WAS PUT TOGETHER OF THE REFS RULING #BILLS PLAYERS SHORT COMPARED TO WHERE THEY WERE ACTUALLY TACKLED.
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Buffalo fans have started sharing this video on social media and are absolutely livid about it. Awful refereeing.