The $0 tax strategy that Billionaires keep secret 🤫

Elon Musk And Jeff Bezos are some of the world's wealthiest people. This is how they avoid taxes - and why you should do the same.
You might not know it but our tax system is designed to encourage this type of tax optimization. While billionaires do these wealth building strategies on a large scale. You too can use the same wealth building system they use to develop more income streams through rental properties, business investments and real estate.
What's really scary is how few people are taking advantage of these incentives. Anyone can follow their path. Build your income streams, build your assets, and stay in contact with the personal finance community to better your own situation.
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0:00 - The silent hack billionaires use to avoid taxes
0:47 - Splitting this video into 2 parts
1:06 - Part 1 - How Elon & Bezos avoid taxes
3:58 - Part 2 - How you can take advantage of this hack
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7:28 - The best way to master wealth
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Is there a minimum amount of cash you need to be making in your business venture to be able to take advantage of expensing business costs?

[@MoneyWithMark69]

Nope!! But there is a limit where you have to bring in more than $0 eventually (I think it’s in your second year)