Tax-Free Playbook: How the Wealthy Legally Avoid Taxes Using Holding Companies, Trusts, and Corporate Structures Explained Simply

Author: Huey Easton
Publication date : July 9, 2025
Language : English
Print length : 71 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8291806654
Item Weight : 8.6 ounces
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.16 x 11 inches
What if everything you were taught about taxes was designed to keep you overpaying?
Tax-Free Playbook: How the Wealthy Legally Avoid Taxes Using Holding Companies, Trusts, and Corporate Structures Explained Simply is not your typical dry tax book. This is a step-by-step, no-fluff guide for entrepreneurs, small business owners, real estate investors, and side hustlers who want to stop overpaying and start playing the game like the wealthy do—legally and ethically.
Written in plain English with real-world examples and a dose of humor, this book breaks down how the rich structure their businesses, protect their assets, and pass down wealth—without giving half of it to the IRS.
Inside, you’ll learn:
How to choose the right entity structure (LLC, S Corp, or C Corp) based on your income
Why a holding company can shield you from liability and simplify taxes
How to use trusts to legally “own nothing and control everything”
The secret to living tax-free with the Buy, Borrow, Die strategy
How to legally deduct your home office, car, travel, and even your kids
When and how to hire your first tax pro—and what to ask them
Real-life case studies of creators, coaches, and investors who built tax-free wealth
A beginner’s blueprint to build your own Tax-Free Machine from scratch
Whether you’re making 50K or 500K, this playbook shows you how to keep more of what you earn, avoid rookie mistakes, and build a wealth structure the IRS can’t punch holes in.
Perfect for:
Small business owners & self-employed professionals
Digital creators & content entrepreneurs
Real estate investors & Airbnb hosts
Anyone who’s tired of handing over 30–50% of their income to taxes
Readers of Tax-Free Wealth, Loopholes of the Rich, or The Millionaire Next Door
The tax code isn’t broken—it was built this way.
This book helps you read the playbook and run the right plays.