The average person earns income, then pays taxes.
The wealthy earn, spend through their business, and only pay taxes on what’s left.
It isn’t tax evasion. It’s financial literacy.
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3 ways the rich legally avoid paying taxes:
- They don’t earn salary the same way most people do. Instead, they take distributions and asset income taxed at lower rates.
- They use business entities to write off expenses. Travel, meals, software, and even their home are often deductible.
- They borrow against their assets instead of selling them. This allows them to access money without triggering capital gains tax.
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The IRS doesn’t want you to know the tax code is full of legal ways to pay less, but most people never use them and aren’t even aware that they exist.
That’s why the average business owner overpays by $11,000+ every year.
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If you’re making good money and still getting crushed by taxes, something’s wrong.
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The IRS won’t send you a letter telling you that you’re overpaying.
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Most of the wealthy and the super-rich did not make their money via stocks, nor do they hold a lot of stocks (even when they are rich).
The people who are obsessed with stock picking or macro investing are most likely not going to get rich from it.
You're playing the wrong game if you're after the big bucks.
So if stock picking (Buffett style), or running a macro hedge fund (Druckenmiller style), is not the way to go, what is the proven strategy?
This is not my opinion, but the data itself.
Overwhelming evidence (not only from this chart) shows that you need to solve a problem for society by starting your own business.
Most of the wealth, and I mean real wealth above — say $10 million and decently early on (not when you're 78 😂) — is made via entrepreneurship.
We’re hosting a live training on Tue, Jan 27 at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET where we’ll be breaking down how people are uncovering up to $50k in potential tax savings before key deadlines hit.
You’ll see how to legitimately reduce taxes, maximize deductions, and keep more of what you earn without complicated strategies.
We’ll also walk through the real differences between LLCs, S-Corps, and C-Corps so you know what actually makes sense for your situation and what kind of structure you need.
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The IRS doesn’t want you to know the
tax code is full of legal ways to pay less,
but most people never use them and
aren’t even aware that they exist.
That’s why the average business owner
overpays by $11,000+ every year.
The Tax Savings Guide breaks down
the exact strategies the IRS allows… you
just have to know where to look to take
advantage of them.
Link in bio to download for FREE.
The median family income in the U.S. has gone from $5,600 in 1960 to $106,000 today, an increase of 19x.
However, the median cost of a home has gone from $11,900 to $445,000, an increase of 37x.
And the median cost of college has gone from $1,200 a year to $45,000, an increase of 38x.
The average cost of healthcare per person has gone from $124 to $14,600, an increase of 118x.
If house prices had risen at the same rate
as median incomes since 1970, the average
home would cost $138,000 today.
The new path to freedom is entrepreneurship
and asset ownership.
A $100,000 Mercedes and a $40,000 Toyota will drive to the same place.
A $5 million mansion and a $500,000 home will give the same sleep.
A $100,000 Rolex and a $100 watch will show the same time.
Time freedom is the lifestyle most people miss trying to look rich.