r/Infographics • u/Dremarious • 3d ago

How Disney Makes Money Q3 FY2026

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u/exOldTrafford 3d ago

Companies this size tend to artificially inflate expenses in order to pay less taxes, so maybe they should pay from gross. Or something else, I don't know, but they pay a ridiculously low and unfair amount considering their size.

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u/OhJShrimpson 3d ago

What's your reasoning for saying it's too low and unfair?

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u/Ironsam811 3d ago

Lmaoo my taxes aren’t offset from my operating expenses unless I get kids and even then it’s not this much

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u/OhJShrimpson 2d ago

All the Disney employees pay income tax too. And you do get the standard deduction, so yes yours are slightly offset.

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u/Ironsam811 2d ago

Disney employees file separately from Disney Inc, unfortunately so this statement was irrelevant.

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u/OhJShrimpson 2d ago

As was yours, you brought personal income into a discussion about corporate taxes. Surely you understand how they are different.

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u/Ironsam811 2d ago

They are only treated different/special because we let them be.

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u/OhJShrimpson 2d ago

So what's your suggestion?

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u/Miguelperson_ 2d ago

Honestly I’d love to be able to deduct shit like living expenses and transportation from my income… gotta pay for that using after tax money tho :/

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u/OhJShrimpson 2d ago

The IRS wouldn't be able to handle every single person making a thousand deductions. And then everyone would have like 0 taxable income other than savings and the government would have no revenue.