LAST CALL to Reduce Tax Liability to $0

April 18th is the official deadline to file your federal tax return, (in most instances your state tax return, too).

To avoid being hit with any potential late filing or late payment penalties – you must file and pay any remaining federal income taxes you owe by April 18th, unless you file for an extension.

Need more time?

You can file an extension and get an automatic five-month extension to file your federal income taxes, meaning they won’t be due until October 15. However, to do so, you’ll need to submit your request to the IRS by April 18th.

HOWEVER…

An extension to file is not an extension to pay what you owe. You still must pay any remaining federal taxes owed on your income by April 18th, if you want to avoid a potential late payment penalty. And if you’re owed a refund, taking longer to file your taxes means you will wait longer to get your refund.

The good news is…

There’s still time to reduce tax liability!

You may still have JUST ENOUGH TIME left to reduce your tax liability!

That means, you still have time to learn this simple method of redemption to literally SAVE THOUSANDS in taxes!

This method doesn’t take much time to dobut YOU GOTTA ACT TODAY!

Already filed your tax returns for this year?

This is the PERFECT TIME to get a jump-start on this little-known (yet effective) redemption method so you can reduce your tax liability down to ZERO.

We’ve dedicated all of Section 4 of the Bulletproof Trust program, to this unique method and we know you’ll love it too!

With such a volatile economy, inflation continuing to rise and the tax deadline ON MONDAY there’s never been a time to establish a Bulletproof Trust.

After all, the last thing you’d want is to end up paying THOUSANDS when you could’ve been able to reduce your tax liability down to 0!

Learn What the Bulletproof Trust Program Can Do for You

Imagine what you’ll be able to do with all that money you’ll save in taxes EVERY SINGLE YEAR for the rest of your life…

Your friends in finance,
Private Wealth Academy

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