CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
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"Computer, pause "30 days till filming" and "270 days till 501c3 status" countdown clocks. Await new input parameters!"
please can we call it Axaland Ranch?
Isn't that a Springsteen song?
I thought the Mission Creep's name was Alec.
Copyright Infringement... the ultimate scam. These are the misadventures of the Axanar debacle. It's mission creep: to continue bilking the CBS-owned franchise and its fansbase for profit and our very own clubhouse-cum-studio-cum-warehouse. To boldly invite lawsuit like no other infringer!
Patches & Patches, Inc.
More like the Neverfilmed Ranch.
that's way better. notice how all this time we dumb haters thought the money was all gone?
i'd love a book about kickstarters, where the organizers went and bought property instead of delivering their product. but who reads books nowadays.
Just thinking back to when this epic production required a mere thirty grand in order to make it happen.Alec Peters has no pockets. He picks everyone else's.
Considering the IRS has been totally gutted over the past decade, it's surprising when they're able to do anything right. I doubt Alec Peters is a top priority, and I'm sure he's banking on that.
https://slate.com/business/2020/01/irs-audits-revenue-declining.html?via=recirc_recent
This is Alec's basic strategy - slide under the radar, making enough to prevent a terrible thing like having to actually work, but also not enough to be worth CBS' or the government's time.
After being in business for 30 years I found it's not the IRS you have to worry about.
Each state has their own little departments stuffed with regulators. In California the most difficult was the State board of equalization. (Retail sales tax) because an audit can be triggered by association.
In a normal year you may have 50 suppliers and 300 customers and one of those companies fails to report their sales taxes which triggers audits up and down the line.
It doesn't matter if you crossed all of your "I's" and dotted all of your "T's". All it takes is for someone else to cheat, upstream or downstream, four thugs in dark sunglasses show up and you can expect to be shut down for 3-4 days while they review every file in the office.
Those are the people that will expose intentional fraud and then you're red tagged to the labor board, safety board, state franchise tax board, workers comp board, building inspector and worst of all The Waste Management Authority!
The IRS are pussy cats, just pay your fair share and sleep well at night.
Each state has their own little departments stuffed with regulators. In California the most difficult was the State board of equalization. (Retail sales tax) because an audit can be triggered by association.
In a normal year you may have 50 suppliers and 300 customers and one of those companies fails to report their sales taxes which triggers audits up and down the line.
It doesn't matter if you crossed all of your "I's" and dotted all of your "T's". All it takes is for someone else to cheat, upstream or downstream, four thugs in dark sunglasses show up and you can expect to be shut down for 3-4 days while they review every file in the office.
Those are the people that will expose intentional fraud and then you're red tagged to the labor board, safety board, state franchise tax board, workers comp board, building inspector and worst of all The Waste Management Authority!
The IRS are pussy cats, just pay your fair share and sleep well at night.
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