A TikTok creator with more than 800,000 followers is encouraging people to harass sex workers under the guise of “education” and claims he makes $60k snitching on strippers to the IRS.
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A TikTok creator with more than 800,000 followers is encouraging people to harass sex workers under the guise of “education” and claims he makes $60k snitching on strippers to the IRS.
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Let’s just be honest anyone on Tik Tok is a huge fag from get go
^^^^ lol best comment past 24 hours on TUSCL
TikTok is still a giant communist China spying app. Trump was not able to force distributors to secure it. In the terms and agreements, youngive the developers (essentially, the Chinese communist party) permission to access your phone and everything on it at any time for any reason, and to use whatever they find however they wish.
Does anyone know of examples of strippers who go in trouble with the IRS for cash income that the club didn't report on a 1099? Generally, when men give money to women who are doing naughty things with them, and it's not legally prostitution, it's considered a gift. If the PL gives more than the annual maximum for unreported gifts to any one chick, he's the one in potentially trouble with the IRS. Seems likely the IRS has easier targets, less murky legalities.
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