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episode. Everyone in the U.S, let's jump into the episode.

Everyone in the U.S. should be self-employed at some level.

Why do you believe that?

You are 300 times less likely to be audited by the IRS when you have a business entity in place. If you show the intent to generate income and to treat and operate as a business,

now you open the doors to play by the rules to utilize all of these additional deductions.

So according to lawsuit statistics in the U.S., there are about 40 million lawsuits filed every year.

That is 76 lawsuits filed every minute. And a newly completed

survey actually reveals that small companies are overpaying on their taxes by an average of

almost $12,000. And one in three small businesses are overpaying on their taxes in general. So I'm

super fired up for this episode of the Think

Media podcast. We're going to be talking about some hardcore YouTube advice that you need to know,

whether you're just starting your journey as a content creator, whether you already have a lot

of revenue as a business owner and you want to take advantage of being a part of the creator

economy, being a YouTube creator, and additional write-offs that are accessible to you.

We're going to talk about credit and how you cannot get sued or at least have added layers

of protection. There's probably no control ultimately over that. But I'm excited because

our guest today is Tommy Thornberg and he's the president of prime corporate services.

We've been partnered with prime

corporate services for a while because, as you know, we're helping creators become really

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