Yeah, the B&O is pretty small but it's based on gross income, so you don't get to take out business expenses. This is also just his state tax. The big whammy is the federal taxes, and that's what he has a lot of trouble paying, because it ends up being more like $15-20k.
Finance is a worthless degree on par with an education in Gender and Feminist Studies, it is a worthless field for a dying bank industry who needs bailouts because they don't produce anything of value unlike Engineers, Doctors, Software Devs, and tradesmen. It is 8th grade level education being sold as a legitimate career.
It is called greed and entitlement. A common trait among finance dude bros who want to run a sports company out of college. There is a reason why Phil makes videos instead of being employed, it is due to the fact that finance is a worthless and disgusting career to work for.
He has no investment accounts at all, and he doesn't make anywhere near enough to be affected by the income tax increases.
It still blows my mind that anyone can be pulling in over six figures and not investing at all.
Not just not investing, but not even saving. He literally had no savings listed in his bankruptcy docs. I can't fathom doing that.
Well that's because you don't live in Seattle where it rains a lot and you have to empty your rainy day fund.
I know that alutta people (we'll just say the general public) are financially illiterate when it comes to maximising financial returns in terms of any sort of investments, but yeah it really is quite fathoming that Phil has been in the high income benchmark for a fairly long time and he absolutely pissed all that money away, something that people with a fraction more understanding of how to manage money and finances could have become millionaires with that sort of money if they played their cards right.
Connecticut condo hoa was like 450, rest might be listed in the op. Think they said how much he pays on his bankruptcy
WAkhando mortgage + HOA was/is ~$1830. CT condo fees are not known exactly, but probably around $300 too.
HOA fees might be in condo listing along with property tax.
So his HOA fees are $395/month? Or is there something else I'm missing?
That's what it looks like to me.
Those websites just scrape from listings so that $290 is from when the house was listed before dsp bought it. If you check the other houses in the development on that site they range from like $200 condo fees for someone who has lived there since it was built to like $350 for someone who bought a couple years.
Yeah. My source told me they raised the HOA fees back in January
