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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
Most states have a personal exemption. If your income for those few days is less than that technically you would incur no liability. If you make more than that for the time ($5K to 10K? varies by state) you would be liable for income tax reporting and paying if due.
It costs money when you make money what's worse is all the expense accounting you would need to do to reduce your liability. That can be a lot of BS trying to write off your bar tab. Coke dealers don't give receipts or take cards bwahahaha
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It just seems crappy to invite performers from out of state into a state to make money for that state and then charge them for showing up.
I mean, didn't the state tax the tickets sales and the hotel sales and the restaurant sales and the concession sales and the gas/airport sales and the sales sales sales sales???
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