Don’t Own a Business? Here’s How to Avoid Paying Taxes Legally

Wondering how to avoid paying taxes legally if you work for someone else?

“Do we put our name down as the trust name on the paperwork?”

It’s an excellent question, and here’s the good news—even if you’re employed by someone else, you can still learn how to legally avoid paying taxes. This method will help reduce or eliminate your tax liability going forward (while, of course, you’re still responsible for any taxes you currently owe).

Instructions for How to Avoid Paying Taxes Legally

1. Correct Information Returns: If paid under an SSN (Social Security Number) as an individual, reach out to your employer and rectify any information returns they have on file (such as W-4, I-9, 1099, W-8BEN, etc.).
2. Update the Document: Sign the document, replacing your name with the trust name. At the bottom, sign as NAME, TTEE (short for Trustee).
3. Provide Incentive: To encourage your employer, let them know you’re willing to sign as an Independent Contractor. This would allow them to remove any benefits (health, dental, medical, etc.) typically provided to employees.
4. Tax Reporting: Once paid into the trust, the company usually sends a W-4 or 1099 to the IRS on your behalf. Don’t resist this step.

Important Note: Your employer or their CPA should already be aware that payments made to an Independent Contractor aren’t subject to employment-tax withholding. Independent Contractors are required to pay these taxes themselves if owed.

If you’re still not quite sure how to avoid paying taxes legally – a much easier solution is.

Follow the straightforward method we outline in SECTION 4 of The Bulletproof Trust Secrets program. We guide you through a unique redemption method to learn how to legally avoid paying taxes, specifically Social Security and Personal Income taxes.

All you need to know are your rights.

This may not be the answer you are looking for… but let me tell you, it’s easier than you think to “withdraw from the social system”.

All you have to know – is YOUR RIGHTS!

Remember the maxim of the law…

“One who does NOT assert their rights… has none!”

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