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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: South Florida
Posts: 2,087
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When I worked a pro-dom, making movies, writing articles, photos, public speaking, etc. It was all part of The Fetish Network. I was a spokes person. I deducted my clothes, make-up, hair, nails, etc. The "look" was very much part of what I did. Luckily during those early years my husband was a CPA and we spent time investigating. After my divorce and moving on to New York State, it was strange sitting down with a new accountant and trying to explain some of my deductions. Now it's all cut and dry. But if I do photo shoots, etc. and have to buy clothes or props I write it off. If I had to itemize it it might include; vibrators, dongs, whips, clips & more. If I ever get audited, I'll have a great time explaining my expenses. I'm a firm believer in keeping your shit clean. I've been in the sex industry almost 15 years and I plan on staying longer. Cash is easy but you gotta pay taxes and keep your paperwork straight. I know someone who was busted & outta by an enemy. That kind of shit happens. If I do get outted I want to be able to lie all my cards on the table. BTW: Today you can hire a CPA online. They don't have to be in your same town. It helps if they are in the same state. My CPA handles NY and Fla. I just mail him the stuff. Dianna
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