stormybadger8 said:Every ad counts as a business expense, right? So that basically makes it a tax break.☕
And besides, when one company gives another a huge kickback for advertising? There’s always that tiny chance the director gets a little blue envelope under the table, right? 😬
People claim it’s all just a bunch of Italian drivers, right? Even back in the early 90s, the whole Formula 1 scene operated on that exact same vibe. Only difference was, the director could end up pocketing like 80% of the total cash in a blue envelope. Crazy, huh?
Anyway, if you're looking to trim those profits just to dodge some taxes, there are way more subtle and cheaper ways to go about it. I don't know much about them myself, maybe something like a sole proprietorship? 😁 Sponsorship? It’s basically just a clever way for the owner to drain the company account and slide that cash right back into their own pocket via a blue envelope. You know how it goes, right?
Not that we’re totally off-topic, but we’re definitely in the wrong subforum. Shouldn't we be over in Finance or Crime?☕