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Lee Phillips,
JD - Programs
Your
ability to make money on business and real estate deals is directly
related to your knowledge of the law. Whether it is structuring the
deal or trimming the tax burdens, the law can turn a bad deal into a
good deal and a good deal into a great deal. In fact, if you use the
law to leverage what you do, you can make money faster than you ever
thought possible. In a professional practice or any business you own,
you can make more money using the law. You don't need to work harder.
Just use the legal tools of wealth and the law to leverage what you
do to make more money. No more work-no more time-no more risk, just
more money to spend! click
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Legal
Survival
The Best Asset Protection for Today's Hard Times
Everybody
is worried about what the future holds. How can people protect against
downturns, lawsuits, business failures, illness, or personal tragedies?
Is there something that can be done today to raise the chances of survival
in these situations? Lee Phillips knows all too well how suddenly the
tragedies can strike. Because he has been there, he can lead you out
and around the problems a whole lot better than an attorney who has
never been there. click
here for more information
An
extra $10,000 or $20,000 a year is certainly a realistic goal for most
small business owners and professionals, if they learn how to use the
laws associated with their business structures and the "movement" of
money between their businesses and themselves. Bringing the "accounting
part" of the business together with the "legal structuring part" of
the business is difficult, because the goals and techniques of the lawyers
and accountants are often at odds. It is incumbent on the business owner
to understand what the pros and cons of the options are, so that they
can make their decisions with a full picture in view, rather than relying
on the myopic view of either the accountant or attorney. click
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The
IRS is your major impediment to financial success -- either in your
personal life or your business life. The only way to control taxes is
to know and understand the laws. Accountants plug in the numbers and
look for deductions. They never recommend legal structures and much
"planning." They simply won't accept the liabilities associated with
giving you the legal options you have to lower taxes. You have never
had an accountant send you to a lawyer to have your affairs structured
in order to permit him (the accountant) to lower your tax burden. Families
and businesses can use a number of legal mechanisms to help lower taxes.
Obviously, for professionals working their own shop and for small business
owners, the line between business tax savings and personal tax savings
is blurred. Both personal and business planning techniques become applicable.
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here for more information
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