the payback is after the record sellsThat 500,000 is a loan, which the label will recoup so where is he coming out ahead?
Right potential sales. Maybe he's investing the advance money while saving on the recording processthe payback is after the record sells
he gets money upfront
The record company paid a studio on his behalf which is what they do. It just happened to be a studio company he created. The record company was going to pay a studio on his behalf no matter what so why not his studio? If he went to a different studio to record he would have to pay the record company back. In his own studio it's no different he will have to pay the record company back. But he will just get to keep the money his recording company earned in the process. I don't see the problem. IdkHe should have never opened up his mouth!!
The $500,000 is a loan given to him to complete his project.
It HAS to be repaid. If he uses the money to complete the project there are no taxes.
He just ADMITED to paying HIMSELF with the loan money.
If the IRS sees these, he has to pay taxes.
The $500,000 needs to be repaid no matter what.
This isn't a flex and he needs to keep his mouth shut.
Bro. I am not asking you. I am telling you. I listened to what he said and if he did what he said he did, then he had the label pay his studio. Which is a billable invoice. Which creates a taxable situation.The record company paid a studio on his behalf which is what they do. It just happened to be a studio company he created. The record company was going to pay a studio on his behalf no matter what so why not his studio? If he went to a different studio to record he would have to pay the record company back. In his own studio it's no different he will have to pay the record company back. But he will just get to keep the money his recording company earned in the process. I don't see the problem. Idk
lol. No they haven’t.Good for him, but people been running this play for years.
Huh?? This doesn’t make senselol. No they haven’t.
They have been producing for free bc they own the studio. The invoice should be zero.
He said he billed it. He created a taxable situation.
ExactlyThat's the old playbook, playa
He is paying the studio cost back and taxes on income from this studio. No matter what if he had gone to someone else studio he would be paying the studio cost back so the loan is the loan they recoup everything. This way he is paid up front to his company even tho he has to pay taxes which again is just taxes on the income he made. If the taxes were magical more then the income I could see you point. But he still made taxed income and he still has to pay the label back. Now I don't know if the label would approve of him just making his album at his crib and returning the studio cost that could be doing the studio a favor. His way Album flops studio can't recoup he still has the income from his business. Your way album flops studio doesn't have as much they have to recoup well write-off to the label he has nothing.Bro. I am not asking you. I am telling you. I listened to what he said and if he did what he said he did, then he had the label pay his studio. Which is a billable invoice. Which creates a taxable situation.
He took the loan money and billed himself. Just like if he billed ABC studio.
ABC studio has to pay taxes on that money because to them it is income!!!
How is that smart for Jay? He is paying taxes on money that is a loan to him!!
Now he is paying the loan back AND taxes!!!!
How did he benefit?
Correct. How is he benefitting?He is paying the studio cost back and taxes on income from this studio. No matter what if he had gone to someone else studio he would be paying the studio cost back so the loan is the loan they recoup everything. This way he is paid up front to his company even tho he has to pay taxes which again is just taxes on the income he made. If the taxes were magical more then the income I could see you point. But he still made taxed income and he still has to pay the label back. Now I don't know if the label would approve of him just making his album at his crib and returning the studio cost that could be doing the studio a favor. His way Album flops studio can't recoup he still has the income from his business. Your way album flops studio doesn't have as much they have to recoup well write-off to the label he has nothing.
I am saying if Jay produces his own songs.Huh?? This doesn’t make sense
How does one produce for free??
We own 2 commercial studios fam. This is standard practice. Producers don’t care about recoup’n. That’s the Artist’s problem.
Took me back with thisIsn’t he from allhiphop and the ill community?
Studio equipment are expenses. As a business owner, what can you do with expenses?Sounds like he will be paying taxes on the income for the studio in his name. And Interest on the advance he received. He flexing like it was free money. He thought he was running the play(nigga talk)
That rule is record company people are ShadeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeySmart
Industry rule number 4,080
I was thinking that, at that point, mortgage and upkeep on the home become deductions don't they? Also, when it comes to the payback, can't he throw that money in an account and make money off that money and pay them back their money when it's due?Bro. I am not asking you. I am telling you. I listened to what he said and if he did what he said he did, then he had the label pay his studio. Which is a billable invoice. Which creates a taxable situation.
He took the loan money and billed himself. Just like if he billed ABC studio.
ABC studio has to pay taxes on that money because to them it is income!!!
How is that smart for Jay? He is paying taxes on money that is a loan to him!!
Now he is paying the loan back AND taxes!!!!
How did he benefit?
Now you have him paying capital gains tax on the invested money..lolI was thinking that, at that point, mortgage and upkeep on the home become deductions don't they? Also, when it comes to the payback, can't he throw that money in an account and make money off that money and pay them back their money when it's due?
To quickly answer your questions. Yes.I was thinking that, at that point, mortgage and upkeep on the home become deductions don't they? Also, when it comes to the payback, can't he throw that money in an account and make money off that money and pay them back their money when it's due?
You can write it off to make your taxable income less.Studio equipment are expenses. As a business owner, what can you do with expenses?
I didn't wanna say that. But...You can write it off to make your taxable income less.
Why would you do that when you weren't paying taxes on that money to begin with?
The truth his Jay probably isn't paying taxes. He needs to keep his mouth shut.
That is my original point.