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ISBN: 0967187109

ISBN13: 9780967187105

Inc. & Grow Rich!

Name: An easy read. Easy to apply
Item: Inc. &amp; Grow Rich!
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By Cheri S. Hill C.W. Allen Diane Kennedy, et al.

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Book Overview

We wrote the book recommended by Robert Kiyosaki in Rich Dad Poor Dad. An exclusive from Sage International, Inc., this absolutely user-friendly manual is a complete home study course on establishing and effectively administering a corporation or limited-liability company. One of the biggest decisions you will ever make is to go into business for yourself. Whether you are opening an ice cream parlor, starting an internet based business, selling insurance, forming a down line, or investing in real estate, bottom line ' you are a business owner. Having a properly formed entity to serve as the foundation of your wealth building enterprise is essential. Without it, you will pay more in taxes and expose your hard-earned assets to creditor attacks, the courts, the IRS, and realistically anyone who is determined to serve you with a frivolous lawsuit. Sage International, Inc. has spent the last 16 years teaching individuals how to properly structure their business and personal assets to avoid The Three Flaming Arrows of Challenge: Liability Exposure, Income Taxes & Death Taxes. Make the commitment to learn how to protect and preserve your wealth today! This description may be from another edition of this product.

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:0967187109

ISBN13:9780967187105

Release Date:May 2000

Publisher:Sage International

Length:246 Pages

Weight:1.52 lbs.

Dimensions:0.7" x 8.5" x 11.1"

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Rated 5 stars
An easy read. Easy to apply

By Thriftbooks.com User, November 24, 2003

As someone who is just starting out in business, I appreciated the easy to understand and easy to apply advice in this book. I also recommend The Rich Dad advisor series book by Garret Sutton as well as the exellent books by J.W.Dicks. After talking with dozens of other successful business people and pouring over a hundred "How to incorporate" books, these are the best.

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Reduce taxes by 70% and protect your assets

By Thriftbooks.com User, November 15, 2003

Two of the biggest predators to business owners is taxes and lawsuits. What I learned from Inc. and Grow Rich was how to significantly reduce taxes (70% and more) and protect my assets.Taxes are one of the biggest deterrents to wealth. The more you make, the more they (the government) wants to take. By use of the strategies in this book, you are armed with the right information tolegally reduce your taxes down to the absoluteminimum.Once...

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Rated 5 stars
Covers The Important Stuff

By Thriftbooks.com User, April 17, 2001

This book gave me good insight into the world of business, specifically regarding its structure. I've realized that the structure of a business can really impact how much money you make.The authors give good information. I specifically like the fact that they didn't analyze the entire corporate legal system, but mentioned some laws that are very important to know about (they save you money, and they keep you out of trouble...

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Rated 5 stars
A Real Eye Opener

By Thriftbooks.com User, October 7, 2000

This book changed my life considerably. While not a complete treaty on the subjects (not a single book can address the 12,000 pages US tax code, associated case law, financial planing, accounting, liability protection, etc.); it presents in a nutshell, key questions that the business owner should ask his/her advisors. Its language is easy to understand and the examples easy to follow. The grouping of themes by discipline helps...

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Rated 5 stars
Good Enough to Make a Difference in My Life

By Thriftbooks.com User, July 7, 2000

This book gave me more than enough information to make a difference in how I do business. Clearly written in a chapter format which made it easy to digest and not overwhelming like many other books. In addition, it guided me on how to get more in-depth information on incorporating and a great basis for what questions to ask. I have shared this book with many of my freinds and they have then gone to buy the book for themselves,...

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