I had the pleasure of listening to Sandy Botkin many times and now I have  24/7 membership access to him and his very valuable data along with over 80 of the top speakers, authors and trainers who train the Fortune 500 companies.    

Every time I listen to Sandy I learn something new.  With this program,
I have the ability to download a workbook and follow along as Sandy is training us so I can go back and review at anytime.  What I found helpful was that in one of the chapters he covers tax strategies and he takes the time to add footnotes to those paragraphs with the internal revenue code regulations and runes, so if you like a particular strategy you and your accountant can view that immediately in the code allowing you and your accountant to be a lot more aggressive. 

In this segment Sandy shares with us tax strategies for business professionals.  He tells us that if we give him 15 minutes a day he will be able to impart information (legal, moral and ethical) to us that will save us the equivalent of a part time job were you can earn anywhere from $5.000-$30,000 additionally a year.

Sandy is not about replacing your tax accountant, but he is interested in bridging the gap between you and your tax accountant.  Note: If you are a home-based business owner get the facts and secure a tax professional who understands home-based businesses.  Most tax professionals are not familiar with this sector.  Sandy is giving us only general tax information no specific tax information is given, that is for your tax accountant to assist you with. 

Even if you are an employee you will want this information and definitely if you own any kind of a business including a home-based business you will want this information there is a lot of incorrect information out there for home-based businesses.

Check out his bestselling book on Amazon Lower Your Taxes Big Time

Who is Sandy Boktin:

Sanford C. Botkin, Attorney and Certified Public Accountant is Chief Executive Officer and Principal Lecturer of the Tax Reduction Institute based in the Washington, DC area, along with that he is a tax and financial professor at the
University of Maryland