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Hi, it's Jake here. Welcome to the Voluntary Life.

This is part two of an interview with Joshua Sheets, who is the host of the radical personal finance podcast.

Joshua and I are discussing how to think about tax, both for

for entrepreneurs and employees, and for anyone interested in gaining more financial freedom.

In the first part of the interview,

we talk mainly about employees,

and in this episode,

we go on to talk about tax and entrepreneurs.

So here's part two of the interview.

We talked a while there about issues relating to employees

and thoughts about using tax-deferred accounts as an employee.

But you did say that you had some thoughts about the tax strategy and entrepreneurs, and I wanted

to give you a chance to share any thoughts that you have about that. I really appreciate what you're

saying about the opportunities for entrepreneurship in terms of wealth

creation. I totally agree with that. I mean there are definitely limits to what you

can do as an employee and although entrepreneurship is a lot scarier for some

people to consider it's the opportunity for generating wealth it has way way more power than

being an employee but there is a question of

tax too so what are your thoughts about tax strategy for entrepreneurs?

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