James Harnsberger
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- Tax Planning, IRS Tax Resolution, Business Organizational Planning
James Harnsberger is an Enrolled Agent admitted to practice before the IRS, an NTPI Fellow, a credentialed paralegal in tax law, and a champion of IRS reforms. He provides laser-focused tax planning strategies and advice to individuals, corporates, and business owners.
James provides an aggressive posture in defending taxpayers before the IRS and has been in practice over 30 years. An exceptional public speaker and a very tough advocate for his clients, James is also founder and CEO of the WEALTH & TAX GURU Coaching Program.
The Wealth Coaching Program provides an entire Wealth Transformation Coaching model that will transform your financial life. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
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Should Teens Learn About Money Management?
High school education devote years teaching English, Science and Math, but some spend a maximum of just one semester for Financial Management. A lot of adults actually think that financial literacy is the most important thing in a person’s life, compared to any other subject or course offered in high school. Could grammar really teach you how to save up for the future? Will Science give you information about the proper retirement fund to take? No and no.
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Five Most Profitable Home-Based Business Ideas with Small Capital
People usually think that starting up some profitable home business is an unrealistic move. It would require a lot of time, effort, and money to even start from scratch. Starting up from scratch is a gamble. You wouldn't really know if it's going to work or not. It’s not surprising why most people are pessimistic of starting their own business because they thought a big capital is needed.
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Turning Excuses into Opportunities for your Business
The less you complain about those things you can hardly change, the more focused you can be in doing things the right way. Yes, we sometimes live in difficult times; but turning those “excuses” into opportunities can make your business more profitable. Successful entrepreneurs agree that excuses hurt your business, not the taxes and politicians.
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Three Wealth Cycles for a Successful Entrepreneurial Journey
Most entrepreneurs would easily fall for the idea that building wealth can only happen by selling their business. The truth is: only a handful of entrepreneurs get to sell their businesses for millions and most are missing out on the crucial steps of being a successful entrepreneur. If you’re already an entrepreneur or an aspiring one, giving up on your ideas might cost you to lose the ticket to a life of success. Here are the three cycles that can help you get through to your entrepreneurial journey with ease. Wealth Accumulation
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Things Millennials Should Avoid with Their Money
Talking about financial success, does the so-called “snowflake generation” think of this? This generation is said to be more vulnerable in considering and understanding other people’s views because they are more conce ed with their image and social status. Financial success is an important thing that millennials should prioritize as early as possible. Above all, the road to financial independence should be given the utmost emphasis despite the emotional vulnerability of this young generation.
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Top 7 Companies offering the Best 401(k) Plans
A retirement plan is one of the best investments a person can make in a lifetime. Eventually, we will be too old to work. And when that happens, we need money to continue living. This is where the retirement plan comes into play. After being independent for most of your life, you wouldn’t want to depend on your children when you’re old. It is better that you have your own money to spend.
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How to save money for your dream vacation
Everyone dreams of going on a vacation. But the expenses are too steep. You have to think about transportation, food, lodging and other incidental expenses. In some cases, you may even need to splurge on some necessary wardrobe. If you don’t have enough money but you go on a vacation anyway, you will only be stressed. Every penny spent would feel like every part of you pinched out of your system. So it’s better to save money months before your dream vacation so all you have to do when time comes is to reserve once relaxing activity after another.
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Simple Money Management Tips for People in their 30s
Thirties is a landmark decade. This is the time when one experiences significant moments in life: existential crises, ticking biological clocks, heightened job dissatisfaction, sexual peak, pre-midlife crisis, and start of real happiness. This is also when one’s career soars to new heights.
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Top 7 Tips to Save Money Quickly
If only saving was as easy as spending, many people would be financially independent and stable. As it is, one act is easy—spending, while the other is very difficult: saving. According to the latest survey from GoBankingRates.com, 69% of Americans have less than $1,000 set aside as savings. Even people with as much as $150,000 annual salary don’t have enough savings in the bank. The website asked 7,000 Americans to determine the fiscal stability among the people in America.
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Top 5 Home-Based Online Jobs for Millennials this Year
The easiest way to spot a millennial is to look at what people have on their hands. Chances are millennials have their heads bent down while their hands are busy with their phones. Either they are checking updates on Facebook, stalking someone on Instagram or getting the feel of the world right that minute on Twitter. It is safe to say that millennials are attached to their phones.
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Is a Vacation House Worth it?
Americans love to go on vacations. And in most cases, a vacation is absolutely necessary. When you have been toiling every day to provide for the family, a break is well deserved. But here lies the question: do you need a vacation house? Buying another home is not something you should take lightly. This is something that should be contemplated upon lengthily and discussed intelligently. A house is not a cheap investment—it could be a good investment but you need a hefty sum in order to achieve it. Here are some things to consider when buying a second home for vacation purposes.
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Tips to Save Money on Groceries
Groceries rack up a big part of your salary. In a lot of cases, food is the third highest expense in every household, following mortgage and utilities. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, a family of four spends an average of $930 in food alone. Then you have to add other monthly needs you have to buy in the groceries—toiletries, laundry items and other household items—then your grocery bill will go up to over $1,000. But there are practical ways to lower down your monthly grocery expenditures. Here are some of them: Make a list
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