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[QUOTE="Zelda Zonk, post: 3410662, member: 966"]
Right, i get that (with slightly different math), but how do they know if someone else pays your rent for a year? I think you only enter rent as an expense on taxes if you use the place (in part or whole) for business. How do they know, without investigating, that you are driving a $50k car that you only paid $1 for? If you're under investigation, i suppose they can ascertain what you're driving at that time. If you weren't, it seems it would take some pretty invasive measures to find out. And again, is it legal to buy a $50k car for $1? Let's say someone buys a car, and gives it to you, and you pay the title transfer fee. You have to report the 'gift' of $50,000? Is there a legal responsibility to pay the bluebook value?

I just read about a musical instrument retailer selling products as "open box" at discounts, but the products received by the customers were actually brand new. But, the 'open box' designation allowed the seller to sell at prices below the manufacturer's stipulations. Like, it just seems like there are ways to get around everything.
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