Be Smart Pay Zero Taxes

Praise for BE SMART PAY ZERO TAXES: Use the Buy, Borrow, Die Strategy to Get Rich and Stay Rich! by Mark J. Quann

“This book outlines a range of wealth accumulation and tax avoidance strategies that are used by many wealthy Americans but are also available to mainstream Americans. Some of the related tax provisions may change in the future on a prospective basis. Therefore, timely consideration and action is important."

—DAVID M. WALKER, former U.S. Comptroller General and New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Comeback America

“Mark Quann has a rare gift: he makes a sophisticated strategy feel simple and doable. In BE SMART PAY ZERO TAXES, Mark shows exactly how to use quality assets and responsible leverage to legally minimize taxes, accelerate compounding, and build durable, generational wealth. As someone who helps investors move beyond Wall Street toward cash-flowing alternatives, I appreciate Mark’s clarity, integrity, and emphasis on risk management. If you’re serious about keeping more of what you earn and creating a legacy that outlasts you, this is essential reading.”

—BRONSON HILL, Founder, CEO and Managing Partner of Bronson Equity, host of The Mailbox Money Show, and author of Fire Yourself

“Over the years as his CPA, I’ve watched Mark Quann dedicate a tremendous amount of time to studying the tax code and, more importantly, applying it correctly. What stands out to me is his ability to take complex sections of tax law and explain them in a way ordinary Americans can actually understand. In BE SMART PAY ZERO TAXES, Mark goes even deeper into more advanced strategies, yet once again presents them clearly and practically without distorting the law. The strategies discussed are compliant with current tax codes. Mark personally uses many of the same strategies outlined in his books to reduce his own tax liability. He is not teaching theory. He is implementing what he teaches. Mark’s book gives readers a stronger understanding of how the tax system works, so they can make more informed decisions and have more productive conversations with their advisors.”

—QUENTIN STAPLES, CPA, CFP