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Attention:
Real Estate Investors: Here’s your chance to take MONEY BACK from
the IRS!
Why
Real Estate Investors Shouldn’t Pay Taxes
Even if you haven’t bought a single property and have a
full-time job, you can reduce your taxes to what it costs for a nice dinner
for two!
$22,000
check from the IRS
“I
recently went through an IRS audit for 1998-2000 and at the end
of the audit the IRS owed me nearly $22,000, most of it as the result
of errors on my returns for not claiming enough business deductions.
I always thought I was overpaying my taxes but until the audit was
over I never realized how much I was overpaying.” -KO, Littleton,
CO |
If You’re a Real Estate Investor and You’re Still
Paying Taxes You’re Paying Too Much!
How would
you like to take all the money you paid on your tax return last year and
put it back in your bank account?
In fact,
how would you like the IRS to refund back to you, most of the taxes you
paid for the last 3 years with interest?
And how would
you like to pay only a tiny fraction of the tax your paying from now on,
and use the rest for acquiring real estate, cars, HDTV’s or anything
else you desire?
3-year
overpayment bonanza—with interest!
“I
had a three-year review done on my taxes and my preparer missed
several items, including deductible moving expenses and several
itemized deductions. I had amended returns prepared and the IRS
sent me a check! Thank you.” –LM, Lexington, KY
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If you’re
a real estate investor, then I can virtually guarantee you’re paying
too much in taxes. Even if you haven’t bought a single property,
you could be paying hardly any income tax.
Tax
Season Should be the time You Take Back From the IRS
Do you have
any idea of how many deductions you can take as a real estate investor?
Not just the obvious business deductions, but also deductions on your
properties, and personal expenses you probably never even thought about?
Patrick
James and his partner Scott Eskill have some simple tax tips and secrets
to tell you, that will put thousands of dollars back in your bank account.
For example: how to keep more of your real estate income, and your income
from Every Source, including your job, pension, etc.
Who is Patrick James & Why Should you Listen to Him?
Patrick
James, president and CEO of Tax Strategies and Solutions, Inc., has dedicated
his entire career to helping people create and preserve wealth through
knowledge. His marketing expertise was instrumental in launching a tax
reduction program with Scott Estill, a former senior trial attorney for
the IRS. Together, Patrick and Scott created a toolkit to teach people
how to take advantage of every possible tax deduction in order to minimize
tax liabilities and maximize tax deductions. Patrick is a graduate of
the University of Portland. In 1997, he became president of a national
speaking firm, which specialized in financial education. Patrick has been
a guest on more than 100 radio and television talk shows and was featured
in Explanations and Newsweek, It's Your Money
(a New York Times best-seller). He was also the recipient of the Business
Man of the Year 2002.
| “I
owed the IRS more than $2.5 million as the result of an audit in the
early 1990s which I had no books or records for my business. I met
Mr. Estill in the late 1990s and he was able to get the IRS and State
of Colorado to each accept $1,000 to make all of the tax liabilities
go away. I am now beginning a successful real estate business as the
result of Mr. Estill’s help and advice.” -CM, Lakewood,
CO |
Put $15,000 in Your Bank Account in the Next Month without Buying
or Selling a Single Property
The average
American pays about 30% of his income to the IRS. That means your going
to write a check or your company has been deducting from your salary $15,000
or more! And it’s all going to the IRS in less than a month.
Sad, but
what if you could take that $15 grand plus, and deposit it right back
in your bank account. Could that pay off your debts, buy you some things
you’ve always wanted, take a well-deserved nice vacation?
Sounds hard
to believe, but it’s true. And if you’d like to boost your
bank account in less than a month, you’ll need to listen to what
Patrick has to say right now and take action!
Is Your Accountant Saving you Money?
You may
be thinking that you don’t have to attend a boring tax seminar or
trouble yourself with IRS rules – your accountant handles that for
you-doesn’t he? But are you sure your accountant is saving you the
maximum amount?
I can guarantee
you, that unless your accountant is an expert in real estate, you’re
probably losing out on $1,000’s or even $10,000’s of dollars
in tax over-payment that should be in Your Bank Account.
| “I
am a self-employed chiropractor and I owed the IRS more than $72,000
in back taxes. Mr. Estill was able to get the IRS to accept $4,000
to eliminate the debts. My business is now performing so well now
that I don’t need to worry about the IRS.” -DM, Lakewood,
CO |
Could
I pay you read this tax tips?
One reason
your accountant can’t do it all, is because you have to expand the
way you think about your vacations, family and activities of daily living
so the IRS will consider all them as tax deductible. Patrick and Scott
lay these ideas out for you in clear, simple to use, step-by-step formulas.
They even
provide you with all the forms, and recording aids you need to
• make
every trip you take tax deductible
•
make everything you spend on your children (up to $5K/child) deductible
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every trip to your job & meals deductible
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deduct all your entertainment and restaurant bills
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and much, much, more. . .
Now try this
on. If I paid you $1,000 to follow Scott and Patrick’s simple rules,
and in return, you would give me the refund you collected—would
you take that deal?
| “I
always handled my own taxes as a small business owner/consultant and
now that I have Scott Estill handling my tax issues, I can now concentrate
on my business and leave the tax issues to him. He’s already
saved me more money in the last three years than he will charge me
for the next decade.” -RB, Las Vegas, NV |
You
Get What you Need & We’ll Hold Your Hand & Show
You How to Do It!
Okay, you
want to beat the IRS, and put that $15,000 plus in Your bank account.
Here’s how you do it. First you need:
| “I
wasn’t sure if the IRS could go after old tax debts. Once Scott
Estill became involved, the IRS backed off, admitted they could not
collect the debts and released the liens from my construction business.
This has helped me borrow money to purchase new equipment and keep
my business in good operating condition.” -TA, Bailey, CO |
But
That’s Not All – Here’s a Bonus
Those manuals
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| “Knowing
that Scott Estill is giving me advice and preparing my returns gives
me a peace of mind in that I know I will not overpay on my taxes any
longer. This has such a tremendous impact on my business knowing that
I am not working for the IRS any longer but for myself and my family.”
–DL, Chicago, IL |
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