VALID CRASHOUT...BUT

how does the IRS know how much I make? The IRS know how much I make? They won't tell me. I have to figure it out. I have to figure it out, then I have to call people to take away they don't even want it. And if I get the amount wrong, I get sent to jail. Take me away. I don't care. Valid crash out. First of all, couple things here. Number one, the IRS doesn't actually know everything. They only know what gets reported to them. Your W2 income, some stocks that could get reported to them earning interest on high yield savings maybe. But like this person's a creator, they have a business, they have a home office, they don't really know about that. So think of it as an opportunity for you to tell the IRS, sorry, intrusive thoughts. The IRS, hey, actually I owe less than taxes because of my home office. I have kids, that's a tax credit there, right? And then number two, think of tax professionals during the tax season as hairstylists during the holiday season. They get booked up real fast. So you don't want to wait until the last minute to get your taxes done. And then three, you're probably not gonna go to jail if you underpay. You'll just get a letter in the mail saying you owe some back taxes. Donald Trump, who's been dodging taxes for years, the president. So you'll probably be fine. Your finances to also be fine. Be sure to