Constuctive Advice

That wouldn't have anything to do with the fact that you are the recipient of Social Securtiy and Medicare, would it? LOL!!! I've met several seasoned citizens that care a lot about everyone else paying their taxes. HaHa! I'm only kidding here because one day I'll be in the same boat! Originally Posted by tonytiger4u

Are condoms tax deductable or would that be considered personal? LOL

Are condoms tax deductable or would that be considered personal? LOL Originally Posted by Still Looking

We need to figure out how to setup each provider as a 501c3 so we can deduct the donations as well!!

We need to figure out how to setup each provider as a 501c3 so we can deduct the donations as well!! Originally Posted by tonytiger4u

You mean I'm not allowed to deduct the "hourly Help"? I have them listed as independant contractors! The IRS calls them casual labor!

Are condoms tax deductable or would that be considered personal? LOL Originally Posted by Still Looking

They're a business expense for the provider, and therefore deductible. However, it's only a hobby expense for the guy.

They're a business expense for the provider, and therefore deductible. However, it's only a hobby expense for the guy. Originally Posted by charlestudor2005

No they are not deductible. I filé as a 'model". Sex for money is illegal. Deducting condoms would be a huge red flag.

HYGIENE always HYGIENE

Providers: save, and take care of essentials (bills, food, etc.) before emptying your wallet.

Hobbyists: don't piss into the wind.

Get a new job...

For providers-- 1) update your information to include multiple, current pictures from a variety of angles. There is nothing like seeing a provider's site that hasn't changed in years. 2) don't lie about your age.

In session, please at least try to pretend you're enjoying yourself, and dont be like a robot going through the motions.

Outside of session, please get professional pictures taken. It will only help with first impression and presentation. People will take you a little more seriously instead of some random bp posts

excellent advice

thought Id leave it wide open... lol... Originally Posted by Sweet N Little

Providers: While some clients schedule on the spur of the moment, others like or need to plan ahead for various reasons. This makes TCB skills important, especially those connected with advanced planning. A calendar that is actually kept up to date is a nice addition to a website. An ability to plan ahead, to be able and willing to keep an appointment scheduled two or three weeks in advance (absent illness or emergency, obviously), is a valued characteristic.

clean,incall toilet w fresh roll of tp and some reading materials,

so is lying to the irs...just sayin

No they are not deductible. I filé as a 'model". Sex for money is illegal. Deducting condoms would be a huge red flag. Originally Posted by ZarahAdams

so is lying to the irs...just sayin Originally Posted by Irish Vixen

Uh....ok. as long as they get their money