Mark J. Kohler, a CPA and attorney, warns against corporate credit scams like buying shelf corporations and teaches the legitimate way to build business credit. The free webinar covers the differences between personal and business credit scores, plus eleven bonus sessions on tax strategies like hiring your children and maximizing vehicle deductions.
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Does corporate credit work? Yes, it does. But there's a lot of scams out there and you've got to be careful. My name is Mark Kohler. I'm a CPA attorney, best selling author, radio show host and entrepreneur just like you and I want to help you avoid the scam. My job as a professional is to help my clients build wealth, save taxes, protect their assets and avoid scams along the way. Now with corporate credit, there are scams all throughout the web. Buy a Shelf Corporation. Get access to immediate credit now folks. Watch out. Now what I've done to help you is I've taken a chapter from my new book, the Tax and Legal Playbook and put together a one hour webinar that unleashes all of the strategies on how to build corporate credit the right way and how to avoid the scams. I bring in a professional in the industry to help teach you about your personal credit score and your business's credit score. Folks, check out this webinar. It will save you thousands of dollars and wasted time and trying to build corporate credit the wrong way. I know you can do it and it will save you thousands of As a special bonus, with this webinar you get access to 11 other webinars, 11 hours of content on how to choose the right entity, how to hire your children in your business, how to lease or purchase a vehicle for maximum tax savings, writing off your travel, dining, auto, entertainment. Folks, it is packed with thousands of dollars of tax saving strategies. Just for watching the video on how to avoid the corporate credit scam and how to do it right. Folks, I want to help you save thousands of dollars on your path to better living the American Dream. Please check it out and I'll see you on the Sam.
