How you can minimise tax without choking the life out of your business
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How you can minimise tax without choking the life out of your business
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Have you been trying to avoid the tax man and found you have no cash left in your business?
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Avoiding the tax man seems to be a goal for many business people
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But is it the best strategy?
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Does it bring you the best results?
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Could it lead to the situation where you save tax but have nothing left for yourself?
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One way people avoid paying tax is by making no profit!
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Another way is by avoiding paying themselves a market rate for their services to the business
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Both of these achieve the objective of paying no tax but where does that leave the business owner?
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If you are not making the correct margin AFTER taking a market wage from your business then you are going to struggle!
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It is imperative for you to make profit and pay some tax in the long haul or you won’t be sustainable
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Let me show you how to do this in One Minute Business Checkup
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PROBLEM #5
NO PROFIT : CV 13.7% - TF 13.7% = 0
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PROBLEM #5
NO BUSINESS OWNER COSTS
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The first step to a sustainable business is to add a market wage for the business owner.
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PROBLEM #5
Makes it worse and a significant LOSS
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There are two measures which need to be addressed to address this situation
1. Customer Value measure
2. Transaction Flow Measure
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1. Customer Value measure
This can be addressed by a price increase of 17.3% which increases sales by $138,000
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PROBLEM #5
$138,000 increase in Sales
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1. Customer Value measure
Alternatively this can be addressed by reducing costs by 15% which will reduce costs by $110,000
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PROBLEM #5
$110,000 decrease in Costs
Transaction Flow still requires attention
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2. Transaction Flow Measure
This can be addressed by increasing the volume of sales through the business by 14.6% which gives additional sales of $116,667
This would also increase other costs by $93,334 to account for the additional volume
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$116,667 more Sales
$93,000 increase Costs
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1. Transaction Flow Measure
Alternatively this can be addressed by reducing costs by 13% which will reduce costs by $15,000
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PROBLEM #5
$15,000 decrease Costs
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Checkout your own information now.
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Using the sandbox you can ‘play with the numbers’ to make sure you aremaking sustainable profits
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Go to www.oneminutebusinesscheckup.com
and make sure you avoid choking the life out of your business