I’ve found that most YouTubers are kids that weren’t even born in 89’ and think that the 2012 or 2006 are the OG’s. It’s nothing more than recency bias and ignorance. I would take ANYTHING said on YouTube with a grain of salt. Place is a cesspool for dumba**ery.
I'd love to have your accountant because unless you are selling sneakers as a business (in which case personal use items aren't deductible, unless possibly you use a pairs from inventory that can be considered "advertising" your business) I can't think of any situation where sneakers would be a legitimate expense to the IRS
It's funny cause all it takes is a little interest that extends beyond the surface level but most people in my age group or close to it are as you described. Ignorant and only see Jordan's as a trend, or status symbol. The way these shoes should look is not something they care to learn about nor appreciate. I've been on NT since I was 11 but didn't make an account until 2015. Outside of doing my own due diligence, being here has helped me learn so much about the culture and history behind these shoes. It's all helped me further solidify the already growing appreciation I had for the shoes and all that they entail.
love the black militarys wish they had nike air on the back. they put it on other hybrid garbage so why not on retro plus colorways now?
I find them to be the same way when it comes to music another things as well, sadly. Only thing you can do really is the research and inquiry for yourself and not worry about them. I know you’re pretty young but I generally enjoy and respect your posts on here. It’s easy to tell you are a genuine sneaker head and not some weirdo like the kids on YouTube that think buying J’s is a trend and just started in the last 10 years or so.
It’s in his name bro
Wardrobe can definitely be expensed. My company sent me to a plant and I needed steel toe work boots and I expensed them and they wrote it off. I went to another work conference and needed a suit and other clothing items and was told to expense them and they wrote those off to. As long as it's essential to the business function then you can expense it. Car repairs, gas, food, clothes, concert tickets. If it's a legitimate business expense it's good. Now I have to just convince one of my tenants to 1 on 1 basketball game and I'll be able to expense my Military 4s tooI'd love to have your accountant because unless you are selling sneakers as a business (in which case personal use items aren't deductible, unless possibly you use a pairs from inventory that can be considered "advertising" your business) I can't think of any situation where sneakers would be a legitimate expense to the IRS
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Wardrobe can definitely be expensed. My company sent me to a plant and I needed steel toe work boots and I expensed them and they wrote it off. I went to another work conference and needed a suit and other clothing items and was told to expense them and they wrote those off to. As long as it's essential to the business function then you can expense it. Car repairs, gas, food, clothes, concert tickets. If it's a legitimate business expense it's good. Now I have to just convince one of my tenants to 1 on 1 basketball game and I'll be able to expense my Military 4s too
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. Dont get why they couldn’t just use the 85 1s leather they’ve been using. Thats the only legit gripe about these.
I'd love to have your accountant because unless you are selling sneakers as a business (in which case personal use items aren't deductible, unless possibly you use a pairs from inventory that can be considered "advertising" your business) I can't think of any situation where sneakers would be a legitimate expense to the IRS
CARTEL777
just drop the tax ID number so we can get this all straightened out.
