LadyConstanze -> RE: When A Pro-Domme Starts Having Sex (for money) With A Client, Is She Still Considered a Pro-Domme? (12/22/2015 5:13:44 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Dvr22999874 Same in Australia Lady Constanze..................Best bet is not to declare it all but just enough that by the time they have taken your deductions out, they pay little or no tax. Pay no tax at all and somebody in the A.T.O. is going to smell a rat and then the audits start. In most parts of Europe it is legal and you put Domme in there and you can actually deduct whips and all that, in the US they put adult entertainment... I know somebody in Sydney and she also declares BDSM, not an issue, I think in Oz it depends a bit where you are. I might be a bit odd, I don't really mind paying tax, I live in a society, I benefit from all the advantages (roads, health care, police, etc) it seems only fair to contribute to all those things, been ages since I did some pro domming (and even then only part time so I was never dependent on it), I'm just floored by all the prejudices and how people lie to themselves about what they do, even if you don't have "sex sex" it's still part of the sex industry and believing the law can't touch you in a oountry with laws that are so deliberately vague as the US, that's just lying to yourself, then the weird thinking that a woman who has sex for money is somehow lower than a woman who gives pain or domination for money - the guys who go for that are just as sexually titillated as the guys who go to an escort for a BJ or sex. I mean I have not once ever heard a guy say that he went to a domme because he found her unattractive, most of the allure is that he does find her attractive but knows there will never be sexual intimacy... If somebody feels better by believing they are "above" others, well good luck, especially when being busted. This whole idea that going to narcotics anonymous and deducting that if you only target one group of them they all have a problem is ridiculous, the amount of lawyers, surgeons and cops with substance problems is huge, they aren't forced to do their jobs by pimps or are sexually exploited, pressures of the job might do it. I'm not claiming every prostitute is a happy hooker, but then again not everybody enjoys their job, I work in PR, pays damned well but hell do I deal with a lot of *****
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