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Justin started the interview by saying that he is a proud husband and father. His family is the motivator for doing what he does.
He started as a schoolteacher. He wanted to give more to the world, provide more value, and do something big. He knew teaching school was not where he was going to finish, and he was constantly look for more ways to provide value. He read books on taxes. He took courses on taxes. He took courses on retirement accounts, insurance, real estate, how money works, all sorts of different courses. He found out the way the world works and how he could design the lifestyle he wanted versus being driven down a path that is corporate and the world. The way the normal world drives us.
He eventually ended up where he is now in an extremely specific tax niche called the Research and Development (R and D) tax incentives. The tax incentive that most CPAs, many small businesses, and many medium sized businesses are missing out on.
Justin said once you know that you qualify for the credit, you can start proactively plan how to get more back. You can hire more employees to help grow your business. Get more money back and have peace of mind. More money makes you more abundant and innovative because you know that the money will be coming, and it was not coming before.
Sign up for a FREE report at biglifefinancial.com that outlines the history of the R and D Tax Incentive and gives you examples, qualifying behaviors, and how much money you could potentially get back.
I feel like businesses that innovate in business, invent new things, are the best things for society, because it gives people things that can push our society and our race, the human race forward. ~Justin Maxwell
Justin agrees that it is nice that the government rewards you for innovation and his company helps you get that reward.