Simplify?

Keep It Simple Sweetheart.

We’ve all heard it, in one way or another, over and over– time and time again.

The same holds true for the business owner and the beloved business.

Keep it simple.

But as nice as that may sound, what is to be included and what is to be discarded?  Great business owners seem to be able to do this intuitively, but for the rest of us, it’s a forced-march.  One in which we are never sure about how to simplify.

Then OWE LESS TAX comes along and offers a suggestion; don’t over-simplify.

How that is accomplished, without undo complexities, is the great game.

The tax code for businesses is complicated.  But within it there are two major categories.  One category is applied to what is referred to as ‘real-business’.  Everything else is applied to small business.  I’m sure you recognize where we are going with this.  C-corporations are considered by the government, banks and other C-corporations, as real businesses.

The tax code for small businesses defaults to the personal tax code.

What’s that??  There is no real tax code for small businesses??   That is correct!!  Small business chooses to use pass-through entities which channels all of the income back to the individual and his or her personal tax return.

So what is so advantageous in that tax code for real businesses?

  • How about lower tax rates to pay?
  • How about more business expenses to deduct?
  • How about being able to spend dollars for the benefit of the executive and pay no taxes at all?

Getting interesting???

Your professional adviser promised you, that if your business failed, you’d be able to write off all of your original investments. But, only if you elected to use one of the pass-through entities being recommended by the adviser.  They were obviously implying that your original investments, in your corporation, could NOT be written off, all at once.  Instead, you could only write off $3,000 per year up to a $100,000 total.  So if you lost a $100,000 in your business, it would take you 34 years to write it off, wouldn’t it.  Whether they implied it, or said it– it’s just another half-truth.  A C-corporation can provide an immediate write-off to the owner(s) if they are married– filing a joint return.  If you’d like to know how this is done, be sure to mention it in our first meeting.

Question for you.  What do you think?

Are you starting to realize, that there is a lot more to the OWE LESS TAX system than we can possibly explain on this web-site.  Or in the first meeting.  That’s why the OWE LESS TAX system package is not a bunch of CDs, DVDs, booklets or audio tapes that leaves it up to you alone to work you way through it.  When you join as a member, the OWE LESS TAX organization will guide you every step of the way.

Business IS the Best Game on Earth!!

We didn’t change the rules, we just gave you the <link>model for success</link> not the professional adviser’s model for failure.

Remember, the professional adviser’s model has an 84% mortality rate in the first two years!  That’s more than 4 out of 5!!!

It’s imperative that you get it all together.  The COMPLETE OWE LESS TAX system will definitely ENABLE you.   You will—-

Get your GAME on!!!”

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