If you're serious about taking a swing at making a movie or a short film, and actually spending a hefty sum on it (especially from your own pocket), incorporate yourself as production business. This way, everything you buy for the production is a tax write-off, and you can claim your business as a loss (assuming you make no revenue because you're not really selling anything yet). I've said this all before in this blog, but I'm saying it again now because I finally know what my tax return will be and it is friggin' sah-weet. Without giving away the number, let me just say that it will take a hefty bite out of that debt I was bitching about a few entries back (although it won't obliterate it, but still).
And special thanks to both Winnie and Bonnie who advised that it's what I should've done. It is the best advice, and it's not in any of those "make your own movie" books. To you fellow fledging filmmakers...incorporate yourself!
And special thanks to both Winnie and Bonnie who advised that it's what I should've done. It is the best advice, and it's not in any of those "make your own movie" books. To you fellow fledging filmmakers...incorporate yourself!
1 comment:
Good to hear Ralph.
You still gonna get the $600.00 on top 'o that?
Oh and HOLY CRAP! I watched the Clerks 2 DVD and I completely forgot that you were on the bonus features!!!!
It was like I know that guy!!!!!
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