TAX SAVINGS NEVADA
CORPORATION
Slash your personal and
business taxes and keep much more of your money
PFGAP strategic alliance with the foremost tax
accounting firm in Nevada, Waite and Associates,
CPA. Waite and Associates, CPA is dedicated to
developing aggressive, tax-planning strategies that
are perfectly legal and produce sizeable tax
savings.
For you to drastically reduce
– by a third, a half, or even more – the amount you
pay in taxes legally, you need a carefully
integrated tax strategy that considers, among other
things, your personal finances, your family and
dependents, your business structure and operation if
you are a professional or business owner, and the
impact of state and local taxes.
The first step toward these
colossal tax savings is for you to set up a Tax
Savings Nevada Corporation. This is a Nevada
Corporation separate from any other Nevada
Corporations you have for asset protection.
The Tax Savings Nevada
Corporation will allow you to split your income to
lower your Federal taxes, increase your legal
deductions and cut your state taxes.
Who
Should Have a Tax Savings Nevada Corporation?
A Tax Savings Nevada
Corporation, combined with tested tax-saving
strategies, can help anyone who pays taxes: owners
of small businesses, owners and executives of large
businesses, medical professionals, investors,
hobbyists and entrepreneurs. Specifically those who
should take advantage of owning a Tax Savings Nevada
Corporation include:
Business owners,
especially those with a sole proprietorship,
partnership, S-corporation, or LLC Professionals in
private or group practice
When you establish your Tax
Savings Nevada Corporation you will receive:
Tax Consultation.
You will receive up
to a two-hour professional consultation with a CPA,
to develop a customized, legal, tax-minimization
strategy that fits with your personal lifestyle. You
may have your current tax advisor be part of this
consultation.
Free Tax Review.
You will receive a
professional review of your business and personal
tax returns for the past three years, looking for
tax preparation errors that have cost you too much
in taxes and for missed opportunities for savings,
either of which will trigger a refund. There is no
charge for this review, and it could potentially
return a sizeable refund.