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The way she treats that berry, either Willi never makes her angry, or he'd better look carefully after his own berries!
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Oh I can only imagine how frustrated he must feel, and german bureaucracy is legendary. Still, even criminals have to paid taxes so he better monster up those 5000k and pay up. there is no boobs physic in jail.Damn RL.
Yeah, but unfortunately it's not just about the annual expenses, he's talking about additional expenses that he didn't foresee, like an over-estimate of his income for some of the previous years by the taxmen. I'm sure that he'll collect the documents, get a deduction for the overpayment, but when he will get his money back? I wouldn't be surprised if it will take a year or so, bureaucracy is a tricky thing.
And if I remember correctly, the workstation should have cost him about 14K euros with all the discounts. To me, this seems like a pretty bold investment in such an ephemeral enterprise as the Miru's pussy. Don't get me wrong, it's a damn good pussy, but 14K is still the damn 14K!
There is nothing ephemeral over Miru pussy, is a pussy for eternity, 14K is a barguing for it. Jokes aside, is one hell of investment, that speaks of his commitment to tell this stories, I really hope he can do that.
Of mine she was never off. I can overlook some bad nipple piercing
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Ocean should be more circumspect with his Dev log as one can do some calculations which shows Ocean is making at minimum 35k euro/year-most likely a bit more " they now want an extra 4900€ payment for the 10 months in 2021"
Healthcare tax for self employed is 14.6% so the 5k euro is on top of whatever else he budgeted for which prob makes it 45K euro a year for 1 update per year- not a bad wicket
He prob should budget for a 10k Healthcare bill for next year after the steam release so no new workstation for a while longer as these figures are for 2021 not 2022 or 2023
Healthcare tax for self employed is 14.6% so the 5k euro is on top of whatever else he budgeted for which prob makes it 45K euro a year for 1 update per year- not a bad wicket
He prob should budget for a 10k Healthcare bill for next year after the steam release so no new workstation for a while longer as these figures are for 2021 not 2022 or 2023
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Logs have nothing to do with it, you can go to the site and track the number of patreons. You can also see the minimum and maximum payments per month. The minimum will be about 35k per year, as you said, and the maximum will be more than 100k. But all this does not matter, because money from patreon is considered a donation and is not subject to taxes. Therefore, there are many scammers on patreon. However, if we talk about Steam, it is considered a trading platform and the money earned on it is subject to taxes.Ocean should be more circumspect with his Dev log as one can do some calculations which shows Ocean is making at minimum 35k euro/year-most likely a bit more " they now want an extra 4900€ payment for the 10 months in 2021"
Healthcare tax for self employed is 14.6% so the 5k euro is on top of whatever else he budgeted for which prob makes it 45K euro a year for 1 update per year- not a bad wicket
He prob should budget for a 10k Healthcare bill for next year after the steam release so no new workstation for a while longer as these figures are for 2021 not 2022 or 2023
p.s. The story about taxes in 2021, as you already understood, cannot be true, because he was not on Steam then.
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Incorrect....again.
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Are you saying that recently there were changes in the tax code in Germany that allow taxes to be taken from donations? What is the amount of this tax, 1-2% like in the US? Let me guess... you don't know this yourself and won't be able to answer the questions.
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Although it is a log with little information about the development itself, it has a data that impacts on the remaining time, such as the bar scene in the previous up date, or the problems with the cinema scene... if what remains to be done is heavy, the optimistic calculations should be left in oblivion. Or in the next log Ocean will have an absoluty surprise.
The workstation arc takes on comic overtones, as the plot twists set us up to expect the unexpected. Getting the taxes in order was a priority in order to be able to take out a credit for the purchase of the workstation, as this not only allowed him not to spend all the money he had collected, but he could also charge it as a work expense for the corresponding tax deduction. So this arc is going to stretch a bit longer until it is resolved.
Miru, at least he seems to be in another scene different from what we have already seen... He advances at a steady pace.
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I'm out of reactions, but yes. Only difference is he does seem to be working faster, but the proof of that only arrives with an actual update. He did the cinema scene when he'd just gotten the cards, so I'm sure he's more optimised in his workflow. Regardless, he will go forward at the same pace he has been for the last three months, which is still very decent.Although it is a log with little information about the development itself, it has a data that impacts on the remaining time, such as the bar scene in the previous up date, or the problems with the cinema scene... if what remains to be done is heavy, the optimistic calculations should be left in oblivion. Or in the next log Ocean will have an absoluty surprise.
The workstation arc takes on comic overtones, as the plot twists set us up to expect the unexpected. Getting the taxes in order was a priority in order to be able to take out a credit for the purchase of the workstation, as this not only allowed him not to spend all the money he had collected, but he could also charge it as a work expense for the corresponding tax deduction. So this arc is going to stretch a bit longer until it is resolved.
Miru, at least he seems to be in another scene different from what we have already seen... He advances at a steady pace.
I had considered the expenses issue to offset earnings, some might need to be depreciated, so it won't be as direct a benefit, I guess it depends on how the rules work ...and as long as he stays within the rules so he's not rendering from prison, he can work all that out
And back to the better nipple rings, and a deadly Miru. That part of the future is bright.
That might be the case if he set up a foundation. But I doubt his ahem... "line of work" would qualify.
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If Ocean really cared about high taxes, he would have registered in another economic zone (for example, the Caribbean islands) and would have paid 10 times less in taxes or.....I had considered the expenses issue to offset earnings, some might need to be depreciated, so it won't be as direct a benefit, I guess it depends on how the rules work ...and as long as he stays within the rules so he's not rendering from prison, he can work all that out
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Donations in Germany are only tax free for non-profit cooperations like WWF, Greenpeace, the local animal shelter and so on.
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Guys, we talked about this. Ignore BMW kiddo. He just don't like Ocean (which I can understand) and is only trolling in Ocean games threads (which I can't understand). There's no need to blow up this thread with answering to a troll.
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A small annotation to the general idea. No matter the speed at which the work goes, during the problems of the cinema scene, let's suppose that he made 20 renders that dropped to 10 because of the problem, but with a target of 1200 max ... If we extrapolate now we could say that it is proportional, since it goes down from 45 to 20... with a target that goes from 2500 to 4000.I'm out of reactions, but yes. Only difference is he does seem to be working faster, but the proof of that only arrives with an actual update. He did the cinema scene when he'd just gotten the cards, so I'm sure he's more optimised in his workflow. Regardless, he will go forward at the same pace he has been for the last three months, which is still very decent.
I had considered the expenses issue to offset earnings, some might need to be depreciated, so it won't be as direct a benefit, I guess it depends on how the rules work ...and as long as he stays within the rules so he's not rendering from prison, he can work all that out
And back to the better nipple rings, and a deadly Miru. That part of the future is bright.
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Who told you that small business owners don't do this? Only those who are tied to the territory or have too little income don't do it.And I wonder why every small business doesn't do that.....so easy
I can't understand what you're talking about. Ocean works (receives donations) on Patreon. Is Patreon located in Germany? No.... It's located in the United States. Does Germany have the right to demand money (taxes) from other countries? As far as I know, Germany has no such rights. But with Steam, it's a completely different story.
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He is telling you that for Ocean taxes he does not qualify as a tax free entity, his work even implies a transaction with a third party to which he pays to obtain funds... the closest thing I found on the internet (I am not going to investigate more deeply just to answer here) is the figure of "gift" that in case of an individual is taxed between 30 and 50%. But it has a double taxation agreement with USA, so that what Patreon withholds as taxes would serve for that purpose (which also varies between 25 and 50% depending on the country, for my country it is 35%).
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I have already written earlier that the tax in the USA on donations from 1 to 2% which is paid by Patreon, this does not concern Germany at all. Moreover, I have friends in Dresden who do not pay taxes, although they also live on donations like Ocean. They also do not pay taxes in Germany if they organize an exhibition in another country and sell paintings there. Why do not they pay taxes in Germany? Your words even logically seem strange. If Ocean wants to go to another country and earn money there, then he will pay taxes where he works, and not in Germany. The same with donations, if Ocean received donations in another country, then he pays taxes there, if any, but in Germany he is not obliged to pay anything.
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Before we go any further, do you know anything about taxes or are you just jumping around?