Does he pay his taxes?

Of course. But like most multi-billionaires, he doesn't pay much, relatively speaking.

>>91567085
He uses Batman Inc to save a ton in taxes

>>91567167
How does he afford all the batgear without declaring it on his tax return?

Surely from an outside perspective he's underpaying in tax.

>>91567229
Bruce Wayne publicly funds the batman, it's all a business expense

>>91567085
Batman isn't a citizen

>>91567085
Alfred likely does.

>>91567271
>Bruce Wayne publicly funds the batman,
I've been wondering about that for a bit, isn't that illegal? Batman's a vigilante, so Bruce Wayne's aiding and abetting if not an out and out accomplice.
Or has Batman been deputized or something?

>>91567271
>>91567222
What about the years before Batman INC or have they retconned when Batman INC was set up?

>>91567085
He pays taxes like everyone else, one leg at a time.

>>91567369

Yes, he was deputized. Read a comic sometime. He is also a noted co-founder of the Justice League, which is recognized by the U.S. Government.

Of course. He's not a criminal.

Lego Cinematic Universe Batman does not

>>91567369
Origanally he and Robin worked hand in hand, declaring all evindence and how it was gotten, making sure everything he done was legal and wasn't against police policyand was considered a policeman/private investigator sort of thing.

I don't think that has ever been outright taken away, but it is difficult to square it in his more grittier tales/re-imaginings.

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Let me tell you about one American hero who hasn't paid taxes in decades.

>>91567536
>hero

>>91567438
Lego Batman probably pays no taxes and still gets a huge refund

>>91567085
>It turns out Bruce Wayne pays more taxes than he should because he doesn't declare most of his Batman expenses.

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Would Oa accept the IRS' request to extradite him for unpaid taxes?