LEGIT BC YALL WONT EVEN GIVE A DOLLAR

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Anonymous #4 11w

im pretty sure the tax write off thing is a myth? this is the Google ai generated search overview so grain of salt or whatever. also im not saying she doesn’t make money, but does that account for like, paying her team and stuff? like im sure she has producers/managers take %s.

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Anonymous #21 11w

Haha it def isn’t a myth. Depends on her company type for specifics but they def are tax deductible.

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Anonymous #4 11w

Wouldn’t call asking people to donate to charity an ulterior motive, even if it’s for selfish reasons she’s at least doing SOMETHING with her influence unlike most famous people

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Anonymous #22 11w

Besides, for a we know she could be donating loads to charities but doesn’t disclose it to the public cus it’s none of our business

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Anonymous #22 11w

good actions are a result of good intentions. otherwise it’s just considered a good result

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Anonymous #4 11w

In this scenario with Sabrina, it’s not tax deductible. The charity contributions have to be from her own income in order to be eligible to write it off. In this case the money is coming from others and redistributed among charities but not from her income nor is she equaling the amount raised so therefore it’s not eligible to be tax deductible.

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Anonymous #24 11w

Same thing applies with stores asking for donations. Stores can’t use it as a tax write off since they’re just a placeholder between you and the charity unless they’re equaling the donations.

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Anonymous #24 11w

It usually is donated from the corp’s income. For example, for Walmart’s children’s miracle network, that money was already donated by walmart, and customers pay the corporation back. It’s listed in the terms of sale/terms and conditions. That’s why they have “store goals”. To pay back the money they paid the charity. Also it’s so they can guarantee they can maximize the deduction.

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Anonymous #4 11w

Wait. This is just how much she earns from social media? That cannot be right? Wouldn’t she earn the majority through her actual job?

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Anonymous #22 11w

Yeah that’s what I specified i love that she’s doing it period. It’s great that she’s doing it but it’s never just out of the goodness of her heart. It’s multi-purpose/multiple motivations. Pr/public perception move, tax write off, etc. but you are right that as far as we know, she could be doing much more and it is none of our business. Like Taylor Swift giving $100K bonuses to her production team on the eras tour. We would’ve never known if it wasn’t for reporters.

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Anonymous #22 11w

But they make it our business when they say “hey everybody look at me! Look at the good im doing, im such a good person! Love me!”

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Anonymous #4 11w

She didn’t, pop base made her charity our business, her public charity, where people can donate for good causes. You say it’s a good thing she did this but your acting like your angry and getting oddly defensive

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Anonymous #22 11w

You can just say you don’t like her and move on.

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Anonymous #15 11w

Guys she’s a billionaire this is ridiculous

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Anonymous #7 11w

No she isn’t

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Really? I thought it was more

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Anonymous #4 11w

Look at y’all using the ai summary to base your claims as if it knows everything 💀

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Anonymous #22 11w

Yeah at least she’s doing something. But to so many people, no matter what a celeb does, it’s never enough for them.

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Anonymous #34 11w

Literally 💀 Like it couldn’t have hurt to actually look at a few websites and get a general consensus or something 😭

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Anonymous #7 11w

Very very few pop stars and celebrities have made the billionaire mark, and Sabrina is not one of them.

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Anonymous #34 11w

lol what’s wrong with that? Those who don’t use it will get left in the dust #35 that’s literally what ai does. See those chainlinks next to each paragraph? It does it for you 🤣💀

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Anonymous #35 11w

Nah it’s never enough bc they won’t ever have enough wealth. They’re always wanting more, more, more. And I’m not anti-Sabrina, or anti-women, or anti-celebs. I’m anti-rich people. No one person should have the same wealth as entire towns.

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Anonymous #4 11w

I have looked up multiple things only to have ai be completely wrong. Ai is NOT always correct and “it literally does it for you” isn’t supposed to mean, don’t do further research, because that’s just lazy and too trusting of this new technology.

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Anonymous #4 11w

You sound very annoying. You must be fun at parties

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Anonymous #4 11w

Ok then do something about it.

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Anonymous #4 11w

it is driving me crazy that you both are citing the google ai at each other. girl that is as reliable as any random five year old giving their interpretation of the google results. that is not a source it is a word prediction algorithm optimized to look as convincing as possible yall are killing me

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Anonymous #35 11w

lol ik it’s right (im an accounting major) i just needed a screenshot to show proof bc it’s never enough for people like you. And generative ai isn’t always right. It’s called hallucinogenic generative output (HGOs). But ai (outside of generative) in general is really reliable. That’s why Google came out with citations (those chain links). And who are you to say I’m too lazy to check?! Who’s to say I didn’t double check?!

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Anonymous #4 11w

Systems are SET UP to keep the rich rich and the poor poor. A listers are 100% going to be rich because huge movies and albums and tours is where all the money is. Poor fans uphold that as well by buying merch and tickets. They are set up to stay that way. So unless you’re gonna do something about it, can’t we just shut up and be happy when a rich person DOES give money to charity?

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Anonymous #4 11w

You’re talking like someone who loves using sites like ChatGPT that directly harm the environment and poorer people. Go figure 😂

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Anonymous #7 11w

Where are your donation receipts?

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Anonymous #4 11w

You seem to have misunderstood. I know that donations can be used for tax write offs but I meant that when you donate through a company like that, it doesn’t count for their donations, it counts as yours, so they can’t write it off.

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Anonymous #35 11w

How exactly is ChatGPT harming the environment?

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Anonymous #4 11w

You’re too lazy to do any research at all, you just rely on a system that isn’t even accurate. I think I put in the same prompt as you and it doesn’t give me the same answer as you. It includes and doesn’t include information that it gave you

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Anonymous #40 11w

Sad to say, one “figure” from one “study” doesn’t prove anything. I would like to see where you got this from though because comparing the market of live animals which needs to consume water to survive, would obviously use up more water than a TV or AI. Same when you compare a leaky pipe to AI lmao

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Anonymous #34 11w

Ok, guys (both of you). You’re asking the ai the wrong questions and arguing about nothing. Fans’ donations are not deductible or “a tax write off” (to her) because it never belonged to her. That means it’s not included in her income. That DOES means she doesn’t pay taxes on it. NOT because it artificially reduces the portion of her income that’s taxable (that’s what a deduction is), but because it just doesn’t increase her actual income. The same way Bob doesn’t pay income taxes on it when Sue

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Anonymous the_9billion_memes_of_god 11w

Uhh I think you meant to reply to someone else. I wasn’t arguing about whatever they were talking about lol. Just shitting on 100% relying on ai for laziness

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Anonymous the_9billion_memes_of_god 11w

donates money: just no reason he would. Carpenter CAN get a deduction if she donates her OWN money (meaning her taxable income is lower than her actual income by the amount of the donation). But that still doesn’t profit her because the tax she saved is only a fraction of the amount she donated (the fraction that would have been taxed on that amount). & treating donations as income and then deducting them when you donate it forward is incorrect, but the math would come out about the same.

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Anonymous the_9billion_memes_of_god 11w

Right, that’s what #21 said. #4 just isn’t reading carefully because they feel like they already know everything about accounting

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Anonymous #4 11w

Why do yall do this? You can’t just accept a good thing happening and let it be? My goodness.

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Anonymous #46 11w

Pls correct me if I got it wrong that it was directly from ticket sales but I swear it was literally on her story yesterday

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Anonymous #7 11w

I’m gonna tear out my hair omfg. CAN YOU GUYS BE HAPPY WHEN GOOD THINGS HAPPEN FOE ONCE. CAN YOU BE HAPPY WHEN PEOPLE DO GOOD THINGS INSTEAD OF SCRUTINIZING EVERY PART OF IT SO YOU CAN WRITE A HATE COMMENT INSTEAD. Like Jesus Christ, legit how do you live in this constant state of pessimism

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Anonymous #43 11w

So like what? More whoring for charity 2025

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Anonymous #49 11w

Because rich people charity is a means for perpetuating systems of oppression.

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Anonymous #7 11w

unfortunately we do live in a system where ppl have an excess of wealth while others have nothing. but one rich girl can’t topple that whole system and neither should it be her responsibility entirely. she contributed to causes she believes in and that’s good on her. those causes are better off bc she contributed.

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Anonymous #34 11w

Damn I’m in an era where people pit their AI’s against each other 😅 What a world we live in..

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Anonymous #21 11w

How about you stop asking fucking AI to explain things to you and read the fucking tax guidelines yourself?

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Anonymous #4 11w

Accounting majors aren’t accountants.

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Anonymous #50 11w

I just showing how AI can be misleading and not give accurate information because it’s results vary. I wasn’t saying shit like “my AI is better than your AI” lmao

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Anonymous #4 11w

Do yall really have nothing better to do than argue on mf YIKYAK over Sabrina carpenter 😭😭

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Anonymous #7 11w

How does this specifically perpetuate systems of oppression. How does raising money for charity perpetuate systems of oppression and explain to me why the world would be better if she hadn’t done this

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Anonymous #49 11w

There’s literally no good enough reason they could give. That would be like turning down $100 million from Elon just because it seems like he was pushed to give the money. What smart person would turn that down? Only idiots would be stuck up enough to only want “in good faith” money.

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Anonymous trackpilled 11w

Some people act like they would rather see a bus full of hungry children starve, than to allow a rich person to give the kids money for meals and housing just because they didn’t want to. It’d still save the kids. God forbid some rich person brute about having to give out some money they would’ve gone and spent on clothes(made in third world countries) or cars anyway.

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Anonymous #35 11w

Literally, like a million bucks is a million bucks

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Anonymous #29 11w

Because smaller influencers are raising this much in a month. But wtv shes so sweet

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Anonymous #4 11w

If the public donated to the plus1 charity directly, carpenter doesn’t get to write off the public’s donations. If she set up a website where she donated money out of pocket, she would get to write it off. I looked into it, and plus1 is a not for profit organization that “partners” with celebs in order to market their charities. So, she cannot deduct this 1m dollars. She can however deduct any cost for her time/ money spend marketing for this charity. - an accountant

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Anonymous #4 11w

Unless the contributions were taken out of the ticket sales, technically that’s her income, in that case I’d say it’s deductible. Which it looks like plus1 likes to do it that way. I mean if I was her accountant I would make sure it was set up in a way to where she DOES get to take a deduction because that’s best for her financially

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Anonymous #31 11w

That’s what I’m sayin

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Anonymous #4 11w

As someone whose parents earn a living off those platforms, those stats are incredibly misleading. She has a net worth of $12mil. Which is huge, nearly 12x the average US household. But still, raising 8% of your net worth for a cause is a HUGE contribution that almost nobody makes.

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Anonymous #59 11w

Your parents are toxic pieces of shit.

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Anonymous #51 11w

Lol calm down mate, it’s just a job

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