Why the Rich Pay Less in Taxes

Dear Reader,

I just got back from Tulsa, Oklahoma, where I spoke at Clay Clark's "Make American Business Great Again" event. It was an honor to share the stage with Tom Wheelwright and Eric Trump. The room was packed with entrepreneurs and investors hungry for the tax strategies of the ultra-wealthy.

✅ How the tax system is rigged—and how to flip it in your favor starting today
✅ Why most people work for money… while the rich make money work for them
✅ 📢 Want to pay less tax legally? Get my free Tax Loophole Guide here!

If you remember the 2016 Presidential debate, you might recall when Donald Trump told Hillary Clinton, “That makes me smart,” after she attacked his tax practices. He wasn’t wrong.

The tax code isn’t designed to punish the rich—it rewards those who know how to use it. The question is, are you taking advantage of those same legal loopholes? Or are you handing over too much of your hard-earned money to the IRS?

Here’s What You Need to Know:

✔ Employees get taxed the most. The system is designed that way. If you're earning a paycheck, you're losing money in taxes.
✔ Business owners & investors pay less. Why? Because they follow the rules the tax code encourages—owning businesses, investing, and creating jobs.
✔ You can do this too. You don’t have to be a billionaire. You just need the right strategies.

At the event, Tom Wheelwright broke down the exact strategies that high-income earners, including myself and Donald Trump, use to pay less in taxes—completely legally.

Eric Trump reinforced a critical point: the middle class will always lose until they stop thinking like employees and start thinking like owners.

If you’re still playing by the rules designed to keep you in a high-tax bracket, it’s time for a change.

📢 Get My Updated Tax Loophole Guide Now!

Stop overpaying and start keeping more of what you earn. Click here to claim your copy.

Talk soon, 

Robert Kiyosaki