Do you have to make a big payment to the IRS? Did you have to make a big payment on your federal taxes last year? How would you like to make a PROFIT on those tax payments?

Here is a simple example:

John owes $100,000 in federal taxes this year. Rather than write that check to the IRS, he instead invests that money into buying a solar production facility. That facility is installed on a business that doesn’t have sufficient tax liability to install solar themselves.

John writes his check for $100,000 to the solar install company. The system is installed, and the business where it’s installed agrees to buy their power from John’s new company. They save around 20% off what they were paying for power previously.

John receives a $100,000 credit with the IRS toward this year’s taxes. The same net result as if he paid that money directly to the IRS.

He also receives an additional $20,000 from the state and federal government within the first year. This money is profit. Additionally, he will receive around $85/month for 5 years from the business where the solar is installed ($5100). This is also profit. This makes the total profit for simply redirecting his tax payment through this system: $25,100. That’s a 25.1% profit on money he otherwise was just paying to the IRS.

Profits vary slightly from project to project. There are a limited number of solar projects currently available. Profits are guaranteed, and will be vetted and verified with your CPA.