1965 Chevy Chevelle

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Ready To Sell!

This is a project car that I'm finished with and ready to sell!

This is what I've added:

1) New crate motor
350 bored 30 over
9 to 1 forged pistons
Edelbrock Package
Aluminum Heads
750 Holly Carb
Hooker Headers
Flow Master Exhaust

3" Dual Exhaust
Curry Rear High Performance
350 New Transmission
New Shocks
New Control Arms
New Bushing. Tie Rods and Gas Tank
New Tires, Webber Mags
Lower Front End by 2"
New Front Disc Brake Assembly
Line Lock
2800 Stall Convert
Night Hawk Point
Dual Racing Fans

Only 1,500 Miles on the Engine!

Home-Based Business Deductions

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Starting and operating your own home based business is the #1 tax shelter in America.

Some examples of deductible expenses include:

1. Non-Deductible Personal Living Expenses

All of us have expenses that we incur in everyday living.

Either you rent an apartment or house or you own your residence.
Utilities, insurance, rent, mortgage interest, property taxes, and maintenance and repairs are typical costs of operating your home.

Likely, you have a vehicle which also consumes large amounts of cash.

Add to this, dining out, entertainment, gifts, alcoholic beverages, office supplies, telephone and many other expenditures, and you have a
significant cash outflow.

In most cases, as an employee, retired person, investor, student, or homemaker, few of these expenses are tax-deductible to you.

This means that you must earn a considerable income, pay your income taxes first, and then use what is left to pay all your expenses.

Some employees may be able to write-off some of their employment related expenses, if such are required by their employer. However, even in this situation, the tax deductions are very limited.

2. Your Own Home Based Business Means Tax Deductions

Ok, consider the situation where you decide to start your own home based business.

Suddenly, many of your everyday expenses are now being used for business purposes and are now tax-deductible.

If you use a portion of your home exclusively for business use, you will be able to deduct (or write-off) a portion of all
related occupancy costs. These expenses may include maintenance and repairs, rent, mortgage interest, house or apartment insurance, power,
heat, water, and property taxes.

As well, your vehicle expenses used for business purposes are another tax write-off. If you use your car for business purposes, you can deduct a percentage of your vehicle insurance, gas and oil, maintenance and repairs, car washes, license and registration, auto club, loan interest (within certain limits), and other costs from your income. You may also write-off one hundred percent of your business related parking.

Fifty percent of your business related entertainment expenses are tax deductible.

Also tax-deductible are business related telephone expenses, Internet access, office supplies, travel, books, memberships, and a host of other expenditures.

3. Income Splitting with Your Home Based Business

If you have a high paying job, you will pay higher taxes because the rates of tax increase as your income does.
With your own business, you can pay reasonable wages to your spouse and children. In this way, you can legally divert income taxed at your
higher rate to your family members that are in a lower tax bracket.

This tax saving technique is called income splitting. It is another good reason why your own home based business is the #1 tax shelter.

4. Even a Part-Time Home Based Business Works

Even if you have a full-time job, running a part-time business can be advantageous. Of course, you must actually run a real, moneymaking business. Any attempts to write unprofitable hobbies off will ultimately fail with the taxation authorities.

If you earned eight thousand dollars during the year from your part-time business and were able to deduct eight thousand dollars in car expenses, home office expenses, entertainment costs, office supplies, and other business related expenditures, you would have a net business income of nil. You would pay no tax on this additional income. This could also apply to your employment income.

Dont miss this important point! Although these tax deductions are actual, legitimate business expenses, these are expenditures you would
probably have made anyway, whether you had a business or not.

Thus, by rearranging your affairs to start and operate a home based business, you have been able to convert non-deductible personal
expenditures into legally deductible business expenses. You have successfully sheltered your income from tax and have split your income
with family members in lower tax brackets.

Yes, indeed, your home based business has become your ultimate tax shelter.

Step number one is to decide on a home-based business. This business should allow you to maximize your tax deductions and benefits.

If you don't have a business in mind, I can recommend one. A business that conforms to IRS and state standards and will allow you to maximize
tax savings. I will help you setup and start your business!

We've developing a business model for small business tax sheltering. This is an instructional guide which takes you through the complete home-based business process. Of course the best benefit to you is working with me will cost you nothing!!

Ready to get started?

#1 Tax Shelter In America Right NOW!!

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Hey Friends and Clients,

Most of you know that I am an Accountant who specializes in Taxation. I get a lot of questions from friends and clients about how to save money on your taxes. So, in response I've decided to start a coaching program geared to saving $3,000 - $10,000 or more per year without spending more than $1,500 in a year to do it.

I can show you how to achieve the savings by utilizing what is know as 'Tax Sheltering'. Basically, you 'pass through' business expenses to YOU personally. The number one tax shelter in America today is owning a 'Home-Based Business'.

You don't have to quit your job or compromise your lifestyle in any way. What you do need is the tools to reorganize what I call your 'lifestyle expenses'. You just need to know how to claim these expenses.

If you interested in learning how to save money NOW and want more information. Contact me immediately!

Best Kept Tax Secret

1965 Chevy Chevelle

Home-Based Business Deductions

#1 Tax Shelter In America Right NOW!!