My Money Advice for Strippers, Escorts and OnlyFans Creators
Dance in a club, escort or make money on OnlyFans? Here’s what I’d do with a night’s money, the tips deduction’s catches, and when to see a lawyer.
Tax Related
Posts about taxes, including filing tips, deductions, IRS updates, audits, and strategies to maximize refunds and stay compliant.
A Colorado Man Is Suing Better Tax Relief. Here’s What the Complaint Says
A Colorado man sued Better Tax Relief LLC under the TCPA over alleged unwanted calls and voicemails. Allegations only, no finding. What to do about them.
A Pennsylvania Woman Is Suing Tax Network USA. Here’s What the Complaint Says
Tax Network USA lawsuit: what the complaint alleges (allegations only, no finding) and what to check before you pay any tax relief company.
The Car Loan Interest Deduction Is Real — But Dealers Are Already Using It to Sell You a Payment You Can’t Afford
The car loan interest deduction is finally official — but the fine print on who actually qualifies changes the math dealers are quoting you.
IRS Penalty Abatement Is a Free Phone Call — Not a Service You Need to Buy
IRS penalty abatement erases failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties for free — here’s how First Time Abate and the new Automatic Exemption work.
Offer in Compromise: The Real IRS Acceptance Rate (Not Pennies on the Dollar)
The IRS accepts only about 1 in 5 Offers in Compromise. Here’s how the offer amount is really calculated, what it costs to apply yourself, and how to spot the ‘pennies on the dollar’ tax-relief scam.
Can Bankruptcy Erase Tax Debt? Yes — Here’s Exactly When It Can
Can bankruptcy erase IRS tax debt? Yes — older income taxes can be discharged if they pass three timing rules. Here’s exactly how it works, from someone who’s helped thousands.
The IRS Is About to Lose $1.1 Billion in Funding — If You Owe Back Taxes, That Makes Your Problem Worse, Not Better (May 2026)
IRS funding just got cut $1.1 billion and staff dropped 27%. If you owe taxes, automated collection keeps running while the humans who negotiate are gone. Act now.
$1.2 Billion in IRS Refunds Just Became the Government’s Money — But Some People Still Have Time
The IRS just kept $1.2 billion in unclaimed 2022 refunds after the April 15 deadline passed. Disaster area residents may still have time — here is who qualifies and what to do about unfiled returns.
You Got a Class Action Check Last Year. Did You Report It on Your Taxes? The IRS Wants to Know.
Most class action settlement payments are taxable income, but the administrator rarely sends a 1099 for small amounts. If you got a check in 2025 and didn’t report it, file a 1040-X before the IRS adds a 20% penalty.
