<prompt> Human: To start Im in my 30s and married with 2 kids one over 6 months, but less than a year, one 3.5, cant have more... and a house.I was wondering if I could start a video production company LLC or something, dont know which would be best where I would post a series of videos on youtube monthly and pay my kids to star in them. The videos can be anything from random skits to toy reviews, playing with toys, etc.I wouldnt pay them more than the standard deduction, if even that much, and then put the money straight into something like a Roth IRA.Id probably pick the Roth because then I think they would be able to use those funds to pay for any medical bills my insurance doesnt cover deductibles, percentages of services, etc..So basically my question is, is that even legal? Im not worried about itemizing because last year I didnt even hit the current standard deduction on my own taxes.What would be the best way to make the company legit LLC or something else?Bonus non-PF question:Would I have any issues with child labor laws? They probably wouldnt work more than a couple of hours each to make several videos. My kids watch kids videos on youtube a bunch, so I figure there has to be some leeway. I look forward to your responses, thanks in advance!  <response>: I think you would get in trouble with the IRS, unless the youtube videos constitute a legitimate business. If you can make 5k a year, and pay them most of that, I think you would be fine. If you are making no money, then its not a business, and you cant pay them a salary. 