Lower Taxes, Higher Profit, Greater Wealth, With John Pollock

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John Pollock

There’s more opportunity than ever before, to grow a successful business that’s not only sustainable, but helps you create the wealth you want for your family. At the same time, it’s more difficult than ever to find a way to escape the tax trap and identify solutions to increase your profitability. Wealthy family businesses have known for years how to legally and ethically lower their taxes, increase profit, and grow their wealth. You now have access to these same strategies – no matter the size or stage of your business.

Adam and John will talk about the only tax strategies you need to know – and why they’re essential to lowering your liability and increasing your profit. As a result, you’ll walk away with a renewed sense of hope in your American Dream, and an understanding of how you can reduce your taxes, increase profits and create a business worth building.

 

About This Guest: ()

In a sea of boring and outdated business advice, John is changing the conversation on how small business owners approach taxes, profit and the path to growth. As the CEO of Financial Gravity, John’s helped hundreds of entrepreneurs to find legal, moral and ethical ways to lower their tax, raise profit and create wealth. The result? His clients can finally start living their American Dream – a key reason they started their business in the first place. John has been featured in Forbes Magazine, Rep. Magazine, and the Collin County Business Press, and is a frequent contributor on television (TX21, FOX4, WFAA8) and Radio (KRLD, KSKY, Tax Guys Radio Show, Financial Safari). John wrote the books The Nest Egg Cookbook – Your Recipe for a Comfortable Retirement, and 10 Biggest Tax Mistakes that Cost Business Owners Thousands. He contributed to the books Secrets of a Tax Free Life, and Tax Breaks of the Rich & Famous.
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