<prompt> Human: I know it might seem strange to want to raise your tax liability, but allow me to explain. I recently pre-ordered the new Tesla Model 3, which Im super excited about. The US Federal government is providing a tax incentive for consumers of EV manufacturers. If youre lucky and you get the full incentive I wont get into the details of how, but lets just assume for this case we get the full incentive it works out to be 7500.Now, from what Ive read, this money is given to you at the end of the year with your tax refund. It is taken out of your total tax liability and given back to you. Ex. You pay 12k in taxes over the year. End of year you only owe 8k, you get 4k back. The 8k remaining is where they will be giving you the 7500.SO, with that being said, apparently if your tax liability is 7500, than you only get whatever that number happens to be. Someone please correct me if Im wrong. Well I happen to fall short of 7500 tax liability by quite a bit. I make about 43k a year before taxes. Based off of an online tax calculator I found that I have about 4.8k in tax liability. Which means I would only get that 4.8k instead of the full 7.5k. So, how could I raise my tax liability the year i buy the car? I was thinking about possible taking money out of my 401k and using it to buy my first home, Id be taxed on that money, hence raising my tax liability, right? Please, let me know if there are better ways! Im sure many other reservation holders are curious about how this all really works.tl;dr Pre-ordered Model 3, want to raise tax liability for full federal tax incentive.EDIT: Okay, so literally everyone is saying I cant afford the car, so I guess Ill be canceling my reservation then: I just wanted to be apart of something big. Ive always been in love with Tesla, and have always been huge fan of Elon Musks work.. I knew this was more car than I could afford, but with the tax incentive bringing it down from the 35k and I live in a state where the incentive here is no tax on EVs.. I thought it would be SOMEWHAT possible considering that I do live home... And that Id have a 21 month head start on a healthy down payment, but yeah making more money is easier said than done. Special thanks for the people who at least were kind enough to break it down and not just simply saying make more money.  <response>: I make about 43k a year before taxes.Then you cant afford a Tesla.So, how could I raise my tax liability the year i buy the car?Make more money. 