Your Network Marketing Future

Owen or Penny
Stafford, Virginia

• Rate more tax deductions than any other taxpayer group (You only need to pursue a profit to rate the deductions)

• No risk

• No overhead

• No limit to how large you can build your business

• Business discounts

• Wholesale buying

• Chamber of Commerce

• Networking

• No boss

• No commuting

• Set your own hours

• Write your own paycheck

Here are a few of the tax deductions
(only an example on estimated figures)

Deductible	% Deductible	Total Spent (Yearly)	Claimable Amount
Meals	50%	$1,000	$500
Entertainment	50%	$800	$400
Vacations	50%	$2,000	$1,000
Mileage	36.5 cents/mi	5,175	$1,500
Supplies	100%	$2,000	$2,000
Medical	50%	$5,500	$2,750
Wages (hire your (2) children)	100%	$8,000	$8,000
Total		$19,300	$16,150

• The amount listed under the heading "Total Spent (Yearly)" is money you are paying out anyway. The difference is that now you are converting what you've already spent into deductible dollars. This reduces the amount of income that is being taxed.

• For example, let's say you earned $40,000/year. Without a home-based business, you would be paying tax on the full amount (minus the standard deductions). But, if you own a home-based business, you would only be paying tax on $23,850 (not including the standard deductions). If for no other reason, the tax benefits make this business worthwhile!

• Owning a home-based business allows you to legally take these deductions and is approved by the U.S. Congress. The deductions listed above produce an average refund of about $5,100.00 even if you didn't make a profit. Again, you only have to pursue a profit.
• Now don't get me wrong - We're not in this business to lose money. Making a profit is as easy as saving a few people a lot of money. Contact us to find out how.

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