/biz/ - Business & Finance

I keep telling them I'm NOT charging her interest, but that she borrowed the money off my credit cards and the CARDS are charging ME interest but the interest is on money SHE borrowed so that means she should pay the interest!! Am I wrong? The interest isn't for me!
These people are really mad at me wtf I don't get normal people.

Is there any way for an employee to receive a salary without being liable for income tax?

For example, I hear that even priests have to pay a self-employment tax. What about charity workers?

I ask because I'm thinking of funneling some unused income into a non-profit of some kind, and staffing it with my good-for-nothin' kinfolk. (My hope is that it will become a self-sustaining nepotistic honeypot for generations to come.) But how do I prevent the money I write off from being taxed again on the way out of the non-profit?

Hi /biz/,
I'm writing an article about history of lending since middle age, and I need a good book to understand how it works today (fractional reserve, money multiplier, exchange and relation between lending bank and central bank etc.).
Preferably a springerlink book or something for scihub purpose...
Any advice?
Thanks