MASTERCLASS: How to Cut Your Tax Bill by $15,000 or More

If your business profits somewhere between $50,000 and $750,000 a year, you are almost certainly paying five figures or more in federal tax right now.

And in reality, a good chunk of it, you didn't even have to pay.

So on Tuesday, September 1st at 7 p.m. Eastern time, I'm running a free live training on how to cut your tax bill by $15,000 or more.

You can grab a free seat at TaxSavingsPodcast.com forward slash masterclass.

That's TaxSavingsPodcast.com forward slash masterclass.

Let me show you the math that makes us worth 90 minutes of your time.

Say you want an extra $15,000 this year.

You could go earn it, which means selling roughly $23,000 more because you're paying tax on the difference, but that's new clients and customers you have to find and more hours you have to work.

Or you could go with the second option and just keep an extra $15,000 that you have already earned.

Here's a real example.

One of my tax sale members, Alex, is a consultant.

First year in business, right around $100,000 in profit.

He was writing a $24,000 check to the IRS every single year.

And he had a good account.

He paid his estimated taxes on time.

He funded an IRA before filing.

He genuinely believed he was doing tax planning.

After implementing my system, he reduced this tax bill all the way down to $9,000.

Same income, same business.

And here's why that gap existed in the first place.

And it isn't his accountant's fault.

Preparing a return and planning your taxes are two completely different jobs.

And most firms out there are only staffed for the first one.

A tax return is just a report on a year that already ended.

So by the time that anyone opens your file in March, every decision that could have changed the number is already behind you.