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Yanks_Todd 01-31-2016 12:05 PM

How is the Adult Industry Discriminated against? Post experiences.
 
I am writing an article on the ways mainstream judges, siloes or discriminates against adult. Contribute in this thread if you want to. Any facet or experience, personal or professional works. Thanks :thumbsup

NemesisEnforcer 01-31-2016 02:08 PM

The Federal Government gives a tax credit whereby all production is 100% deductible up to $15/20 Million.

* 100% of the motion picture costs are deductible in the same year of investment.
* 75% of the motion picture must be shot in the US to qualify.
* There is no minimum film production budget cost.
* TV pilots, TV episodes (up to 44), short films, music videos and feature films all qualify.
* Can be applied to active income or passive income.
* Investors can be either individuals or businesses.
* Benefits are retroactive.
* There is no expectation for film distribution or film completion.
* Schedule K-1s are issued to investors so they can take advantage.

However, the Federal Government clearly excluded the adult industry from taking advantage of these benefits:

(C) Exception
A production is not described in this paragraph if records are required under section 2257 of title 18, United States Code, to be maintained with respect to any performer in such production.

If you're a non-adult indie film maker, you'll probably pay next to nothing in Federal taxes.

Yanks_Todd 01-31-2016 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NemesisEnforcer (Post 20716402)
The Federal Government gives a tax credit whereby all production is 100% deductible up to $15/20 Million.

* 100% of the motion picture costs are deductible in the same year of investment.
* 75% of the motion picture must be shot in the US to qualify.
* There is no minimum film production budget cost.
* TV pilots, TV episodes (up to 44), short films, music videos and feature films all qualify.
* Can be applied to active income or passive income.
* Investors can be either individuals or businesses.
* Benefits are retroactive.
* There is no expectation for film distribution or film completion.
* Schedule K-1s are issued to investors so they can take advantage.

However, the Federal Government clearly excluded the adult industry from taking advantage of these benefits:

(C) Exception
A production is not described in this paragraph if records are required under section 2257 of title 18, United States Code, to be maintained with respect to any performer in such production.

If you're a non-adult indie film maker, you'll probably pay next to nothing in Federal taxes.

Fantastic start and I did not know this. I need to reference this, so post a link if you have one handy. If not I will find one. Thanks :thumbsup

NemesisEnforcer 01-31-2016 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Yanks_Todd (Post 20716407)
Fantastic start and I did not know this. I need to reference this, so post a link if you have one handy. If not I will find one. Thanks :thumbsup

Here you go: 26 U.S. Code § 181 - Treatment of certain qualified film and television productions

pornlaw 01-31-2016 05:29 PM

Opening and maintaining a bank account in the US.

clickity click 01-31-2016 05:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yanks_Todd (Post 20716301)
I am writing an article on the ways mainstream judges, siloes or discriminates against adult. Contribute in this thread if you want to. Any facet or experience, personal or professional works. Thanks :thumbsup

Why are you talking about taps?

J. Falcon 01-31-2016 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by pornlaw (Post 20716607)
Opening and maintaining a bank account in the US.

I doubt there is anywhere in the world where you won't be (at least somewhat) discriminated against for trying to open a bank account for an adult company.

NemesisEnforcer 01-31-2016 08:56 PM

Buying traffic from search engines.

ITraffic 01-31-2016 09:01 PM

that's why charlie sheen's efforts to create an adult industry safe zone at his mansions should be applauded by the industry.

adultmobile 02-01-2016 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by J. Falcon (Post 20716641)
I doubt there is anywhere in the world where you won't be (at least somewhat) discriminated against for trying to open a bank account for an adult company.

ABN Amro in The Netherlands seems ok, BUT, ING bank in same Netherlands kicks adult out...

AaronM 02-01-2016 09:43 AM

"High risk" processing & those Visa application fees for adult sites.

Tasty1 02-01-2016 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adultmobile (Post 20717080)
ABN Amro in The Netherlands seems ok, BUT, ING bank in same Netherlands kicks adult out...

My experience is that ING has no problems, but ABN Amro and Rabobank has, when you aren't big enough.

NickBaer 02-01-2016 12:21 PM

Gmail routinely places messages from adult companies in Spam. Including those that I am having a conversation with.

oppoten 02-01-2016 12:41 PM

Google penalties.

I know they apply in mainstream as well, but I always felt they disproportinately targeted paid adult, with the intent of changing the web landscape so that media could dominate.

NemesisEnforcer 02-01-2016 02:27 PM

The banks are a bitch:

(1) Commercial real estate landlord in porn valley had to break the lease for all the porn companies in his development and asked them to move. The bank will not refinance his property because he is leasing to porn companies.

(2) Porn company was rejected for equipment financing (computers) because the address provided on the application is the same for a porn business at the location.

CPA-Rush 02-01-2016 02:48 PM

most small social networks today don't allow adult if you are posting commercial sites specially.
a lot of hosting companies against adult.
most sites owners and admins hate to see porn content on their sites.
some online users report your content .

pornmasta 02-02-2016 02:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CPA-Rush (Post 20717610)
most small social networks today don't allow adult if you are posting commercial sites specially.
a lot of hosting companies against adult.
most sites owners and admins hate to see porn content on their sites.
some online users report your content .

i also deleted porn content on my mainstream directories.
I don't like spam, dude.

CPA-Rush 02-02-2016 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by pornmasta (Post 20718125)
i also deleted porn content on my mainstream directories.
I don't like spam, dude.

lmao :1orglaugh

adultmobile 02-02-2016 08:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bjorn_Tasty1 (Post 20717425)
My experience is that ING has no problems, but ABN Amro and Rabobank has, when you aren't big enough.

Well some years ago, many adult sites had merchant account in ING then at some random point, ING kicked them all out (some was big, I tghink livejasmin there too?) and processor had to move bank wires of everyone out to ABN. Did not tried to ask loans there :)


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