Winning Tax Strategies LLC
Play by the Rules. Win the Game.
Play by the Rules. Win the Game.
Taxation is based upon ownership, not control. By utilizing this knowledge, and coupling it with the right tools for the job, incredible results are possible. This is the major leagues of financial planning where the rules were set by the elite (back in 1969). But, this is the United States of America and the same rules apply to all citizens. Come join us. Play by the rules. Win the game.
One of the most exciting ramifications of eliminating ownership while maintaining control is the realization that Long Term Capital Gains Taxes and Estate Taxes are both optional according to current U.S. Tax Code. This isn't a gimmick. However, initial doubts are warranted due to the size of the claim. That is why we will only work in conjunction with your current advisors. Let us first convince your attorney(s), CPA , etc. that this is real and then we will all feel much better. We understand the reticence. We've been there, too. "If something seems too good to be true"...we all know the rest. In this case, come see for yourself and bring some of your toughest critics. You won't be sorry.
After graduating from Purdue University in 1995 with a degree in "I don't know what to do with my life", Mr. Ruddle was hired by Family Wealth Counselors of America, Inc. (2000) and spent the next seven years planning and implementing winning tax strategies for families with a net worth greater than $5 million. Add on an additional 15+ years of personal/private activity and you will find the mind of Mr. Ruddle to be a veritable plethora of winning tax strategies. He is the driving force behind Winning Tax Strategies, Inc.
The short answer - The Tax Act of 1969. There have been only minor adjustments since that time. These strategies originate from the halls of the U.S. Congress, over fifty years ago. The laws were enacted with the top 1% in mind. However, all U.S. citizens have the right to benefit from these same statutes which, in turn, lead to a wide variety of winning strategies. All that you need is an expert to show you the way.
Social Capital: the part of an individual's wealth which, by law, must be allocated for the benefit of the state. This could be in the form of taxes or donations to any valid non-profit organization. One of these forms (taxes) brings no additional benefits while the other (donations) provides for a host of significant advantages. Since, by law, we all must fork over our Social Capital to live in the U.S., why not win in the process?
Mr. Ruddle is available to help you create your own winning tax strategies. If you need to turn a Capital Gains Tax situation into a win then the fee would be 20% of your original tax bill (i.e. 20% of your tax savings) - not to be paid until the plan is implemented. Estate Taxes require a different approach, such as agreed upon fees - not a % of tax savings. Each case is unique but we would always come to an agreement up front. Cash or trades would be acceptable. In the end, we are looking for partners...not clients.
Opt Out of Capital Gains Taxes and Estate Taxes, Minimize Income Taxes, Increase Cashflow, Increase Heirs Inheritance and Much More.
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See how others have learned to play by the rules and win the game. You can, too.
This level of planning is effective for:
If either of these are factors in your life or someone you know then please contact us today to put some winning tax strategies into action.
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