Like it or not, everyone has
to pay taxes. But if you’re not taking advantage of tax strategies,
you’re probably paying more than you need to. That’s why in this
audio you’ll meet Ed the tax man. Ed is a former legislative analyst
for Dick Cheney and Jack Kemp and currently helps entrepreneurs and
investors avoid tax mistakes.
If you’re like most people, you don’t think too much about
taxes. You grab a copy of TurboTax sometime around April 15th and
then start thinking about what deductions to claim that year. But
according to Ed, that’s not planning far enough ahead to take
advantage of some of the better tax strategies. In fact, Ed says the
single most important thing you can do right now is plan those
strategies long before tax season. And this interview is just the
place to start.
And because tax information can be
complicated at times, we‘ve put together a PowerPoint presentation
that helps to illustrate the audio’s points.
You’ll also hear…
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Why having a business of your
own is the best tax shelter left today and how to take full
advantage of it
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The benefits of forming an S
corporation and how to determine if one might be right for you
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What to do if an auditor
claims that your business is actually a hobby and says you can’t
declare expenses from it
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Tax strategies such as how to
hire your teenage daughter, pay her money that’s taxed at a
lower rate and use the tax savings to help build her college
fund
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What an Alternative Minimum
Tax is and how it affects tax planning and deductions
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What’s the most advantageous
form a consulting business can take -- LLC, incorporate, single
owner/operator, etc.
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What Variable Life Insurance
is and whether or not its benefits outweigh its higher costs
And much, much more
Let’s face it, taxes are complicated and most people don’t want to
hassle with them more than they have to. But the savings you’ll
receive from just one good idea will be worth all the trouble -- and
more. So sit back and listen to some of the best tax strategies from
an expert who knows. This is a 70-minute, Q-and-A-style audio with
the questions coming straight from you. Enjoy. Or go to
