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On October 18th, 2018, the New York Times published what they thought would be an explosive article.
The headline on that article was…
“Jared Kushner Paid No Federal Income Tax For Years, Documents Suggest”
They assumed it would enrage Americans.
And it did… but not for the reasons they’d thought.
Instead, it lit a fire of hope for high earners sick of paying through the nose when it comes to taxes.
The article pointed to President Trump’s son-in-law. That - over the previous 10 years…
Kushner had grown his wealth to about $324 million dollars…
And in many of those years, he paid the IRS… NOTHING. Not one thin dime.
Which surprised no one. We all know the rich get richer.
And instead of making high earners upset…
The article opened their eyes to new possibilities.
It revealed a “tax into wealth” strategy that regular Americans in my network have been using for decades…
“His low tax bills are the result of a common tax-minimizing maneuver that, year after year, generated millions of dollars in losses for Mr. Kushner, according to the documents…”
“But the losses were only on paper — Mr. Kushner and his company did not appear to actually lose any money.”
“The losses were driven by depreciation, a tax benefit that lets real estate investors deduct a portion of the cost of their buildings from their taxable income every year.”
In plain language, this means that anyone - including you and me - can reduce or eliminate our income taxes… even W2 income taxes… by taking money we would have owed - and strategically investing it in real estate.
And then, the Times writer dropped another bombshell…
“Developers might have to pay capital gains taxes if they sell their properties. But the Kushners, like others in the real estate business, often avoid that tax, too, by using the proceeds of sales to buy more properties within a certain time window.”
In other words, you can potentially eliminate ALL your tax burden forever by diverting what you might have owed into property investments - and then reinvesting the profits.
It’s like getting paid to grow your wealth.
And any high earner can take advantage of these legal loopholes.
“Tax Into Wealth” Mini Case Study: How She Eliminated a Suprise $70,000 Tax Bill… and Has Never Paid Another Penny in Taxes Since
Elise was staring down the barrel of a $70,000 tax surprise.
She had no idea how she was going to pay it.
But then she called me. I showed her what was possible. And I introduced her to a CPA and other professionals.
Not only did she get her tax bill legally wiped out… she’s never paid a penny in income taxes again. PLUS she has a growing portfolio of real estate investments.
Would You Rather Pay Taxes - or Leave a Legacy Instead?
That’s what it really comes down to. You can give your hard-earned money to Uncle Sam - to be wasted and squandered - or you can use the same money to grow your personal wealth instead.
This is exactly what the rich do, as the Times article pointed out.
And yes, it really does come down to making a decision to either pay taxes or growth wealth.
But don’t think you can do this with stocks, crypto, gold, or any other investment.
As the article said…
“Last year’s tax legislation eliminated that benefit for all industries but one: real estate.”
Real estate is how the rich get richer. That doesn’t mean you have to be a landlord. It doesn’t mean you have to fix and flip. And it doesn’t mean you have to deal with tenants or toilets.
There are many ways to invest in real estate and reduce or eliminate your taxes.
Since that article was published, my phone has been ringing off the hook with people who want to know how it’s done.
“Tax Into Wealth” Mini Case Study #2: Entpreneur Saves Hundreds of Thousands in One Year Alone
Tyler is a successful entrepreneur located in Florida. When he came to us, he’d already been investing in real estate for decades. But he didn’t understand how to use what he was already doing to his advantage. Just one of the tactics we showed him has offset his taxes by “a few hundreds thousand for the last year alone.”
It’s kind of funny to me that the Times article was meant to bash people who want to get rich in this country - but it actually just let the cat out of the bag…
It unleashed a torrent of high earners who are now using real estate to turn high tax into wealth instead.
And if you’re sick and tired of working like a dog - just to send tens of thousands to the IRS, then it’s time you join us…
How to Get Your Free “Tax to Wealth” Evaluation Call
Every week, I’m willing to jump on the phone with a handful of high W2 earners, real estate professionals, or business owners.
We look at how much their currently paying in income taxes. And we map out a plan to turn that into wealth.
We move it from one side of the balance sheet to the other.
And if you pay more than $20,000 a year in taxes, I might be willing to get on a call with you too.
One thing I want to make crystal-clear…
I’m NOT an accountant. And none of what I’ll share with you on the call should be considered financial advice.
I can only relate the real world results my network has experienced.
And point you in the same direction.
So, why would I offer you a free “Tax to Wealth” Evaluation Call?
Because I’m looking for future partners and referrals for real estate deals.
If I can help you redirect tens of thousands from your tax bill to real estate…
Maybe you’ll invest in one of my deals.
Or maybe you’ll have a deal I want to invest in.
Or we can refer others to each other.
Of course, none of that is required.
I’m just looking to expand my network with like minded people who want to grow their wealth and leave a legacy.
This is an evaluation call.
Which means, I’ll help you evaluate the opportunity cost of not optimizing your taxes.
1 of 3 things will happen on the call…
In order to qualify for the call, you have to be a high earner who pays at least $20,000 to the IRS every year.
And you have to be open to thinking and investing like the rich do.
To learn more and book your call, click here now.
Michael Notbohm - a real estate professional and entrepreneur - has participated in over $60 million worth of investment deals.
As a co-founder of The Legacy Wealth Code, he provides education and tools for high earners to build long-term wealth through real estate investing.
Michael has made it his mission to help high-earning Americans use the same strategies the wealthy use to reduce their tax liabilities legally.
For a limited time, Michael is offering no-charge, no-obligation evaluation calls…
On the call, he’ll show you how fast your fortune could grow if you turn your tax into wealth.
You’ll leave the call with a roadmap to reduce or eliminate your taxes… and a plan to grow your wealth through real estate.
Click here to book your call now.
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