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Five ways into The Wealthy Tax Playbook

Five angles, three hooks each, one free seat at the end of every one.

01

Your CPA files, nobody strategizes

Reframe · Problem-aware · stage 4 · about 60 seconds

Three hooks, pick one per cut

Hook A

If you're making $150K or more and every April you write the IRS a check that makes you sick, your CPA isn't doing anything wrong, and that's the problem.

Hook B

I used to work inside accounting firms, and I watched them file return after return without once trying to save the client a dollar.

Hook C

Your CPA files your taxes, but nobody's strategizing them, and that gap could be costing you $20,000 or more a year.

Body

Your CPA's job is to file what already happened.

Nobody's planning what happens next, which is why they've never once mentioned any of this to you.

The wealthy write off the life they already live, pay their family instead of the IRS, and turn what they save into assets.

It's been in the tax code for decades, documented so it holds up if you're ever audited.

My team filed over 300 returns for the September S-corp deadline alone, so I see what people leave on the table.

If you're making $150K or more and you still don't feel wealthy, those three moves could keep $20,000 or more a year in your pocket.

Call to action

I'm teaching all of it live in my free masterclass, The Wealthy Tax Playbook, so tap the button below and save your free seat.

Killer-ad checklist · 12 of 12
  • Hook in 3 seconds
  • Audience
  • Pain
  • Reframe
  • Mechanism
  • Proof
  • Promise
  • Emotion
  • Objection
  • One CTA
  • Sounds human
  • Under 60s
02

Write off the life you already live

Pillar 1 · Problem-aware · stage 4 · about 55 seconds

Three hooks, pick one per cut

Hook A

Legitimate business meetings can happen anywhere, even on a beach, and yes, that includes the girls' trip with your business partners.

Hook B

That blowout you got before your photoshoot could be a tax write-off, and I'd bet your CPA has never once told you that.

Hook C

If you're making $150K or more, you're paying for the car, the trips and the meals anyway, and right now you're paying for them with money that's already been taxed.

Body

I call this writing off your life.

The girls' trip gets an agenda and real board meeting minutes, and the blowout is for content you actually post.

It's all in the tax code, and the paperwork is what makes it hold up if you're ever audited.

Over 10,000 business owners signed up for my Write Off Your Life Masterclass last quarter alone.

Stack it with paying your family and turning the savings into assets, and if you're making $150K or more you could keep $20,000 or more a year instead of handing it over in April.

Call to action

I break down all three moves live in my free masterclass, The Wealthy Tax Playbook, so tap the button below and save your free seat.

Killer-ad checklist · 12 of 12
  • Hook in 3 seconds
  • Audience
  • Pain
  • Reframe
  • Mechanism
  • Proof
  • Promise
  • Emotion
  • Objection
  • One CTA
  • Sounds human
  • Under 60s
03

Pay your family, not the IRS

Pillar 2 · Problem-aware · stage 4 · about 59 seconds

Three hooks, pick one per cut

Hook A

Wealthy families have been putting their kids on payroll for decades, and it's one of the most boring, completely legal moves in the tax code.

Hook B

If you've got kids and a business making $150K or more, you're probably paying the IRS money you could be paying your family.

Hook C

Your kids could be on your business payroll right now, earning money that's taxed in the lowest brackets there are instead of yours.

Body

Right now every dollar you make gets taxed at your bracket, which is why that April check hurts so much.

When your kids or your spouse do real work for the business, you can pay them a real wage.

That moves income out of your bracket and into the lowest brackets there are.

Timesheets, a job description and real payroll are what make it hold up.

My clients added 42 kids to payroll last quarter alone.

Pair it with writing off the life you already live and turning the savings into assets, and at $150K or more you could keep $20,000 or more a year in your family.

Call to action

I walk through exactly how to set it up live in my free masterclass, The Wealthy Tax Playbook, so tap the button below and save your free seat.

Killer-ad checklist · 12 of 12
  • Hook in 3 seconds
  • Audience
  • Pain
  • Reframe
  • Mechanism
  • Proof
  • Promise
  • Emotion
  • Objection
  • One CTA
  • Sounds human
  • Under 60s
04

I'm not smarter than you, I just learned the rules

Origin · Problem-aware · stage 5 identity · about 59 seconds

Three hooks, pick one per cut

Hook A

I grew up in a family that went bankrupt every seven years, and by twelve I was buying my own school clothes.

Hook B

I'm not smarter than you, I just learned the rules the wealthy have been using for decades.

Hook C

My first year in business I aimed for $30,000 to pay off my debt, and I did over half a million.

Body

I earned my master's in taxation as a single mom, then went to work at accounting firms.

They filed every return on time and never saved anyone real money, because filing is compliance and the wealthy pay for strategy.

Strategy means writing off the life you already live, paying your family instead of the IRS, and turning the savings into assets.

When I started doing that for my own clients, we returned $4.5 million to them in 2020.

So if you're making $150K or more and you still don't feel wealthy, it's not you, it's that nobody ever showed you the rules.

Used right, they could keep $20,000 or more a year in your pocket, legally.

Call to action

I'm teaching those rules live in my free masterclass, The Wealthy Tax Playbook, so tap the button below and save your free seat.

Killer-ad checklist · 12 of 12
  • Hook in 3 seconds
  • Audience
  • Pain
  • Reframe
  • Mechanism
  • Proof
  • Promise
  • Emotion
  • Objection
  • One CTA
  • Sounds human
  • Under 60s
05

Proof: Marina, Jacob, Kymbirley

Proof · Problem-aware · stage 4 · about 56 seconds

Three hooks, pick one per cut

Hook A

Marina owns a tax firm with eight people on her team, and she still came to my event, and brought her husband.

Hook B

Jacob's very first meeting with my team showed where he could save over $50,000 in taxes.

Hook C

Last quarter my clients added 42 kids to payroll, bought 15 investment properties and upgraded 7 homes, and I want to show you the plan behind it.

Body

Kymbirley's a single mom building three businesses in my Council mastermind, and she learned the same thing they did.

A CPA files what already happened, and a strategist plans what happens next.

That plan comes down to three moves: write off the life you already live, pay your family instead of the IRS, and turn your tax savings into assets.

It's all in the tax code, and it's documented so it holds up if you're ever audited.

If you're making $150K or more and you're tired of writing that huge check every April, these moves could keep $20,000 or more a year with you.

Call to action

I'm showing the whole plan live in my free masterclass, The Wealthy Tax Playbook, so tap the button below and save your free seat.