Raise Tax Revenue
Without
Raising Taxes
Cloud-Based, Multi-User Web Platform for Governments
Since 2016, we've discovered over $36 billion in previously untaxed revenue.
Raising Taxes Should Be the Last Resort.
We act as your partner and work with you to maximize the revenues that you are entitled to collect by drilling down to the source of the problem: the data.
How It Works
Step 1
Have a free consultation with our CEO. We will review all the taxes and fees that you collect. Then we can prioritize based on your needs. Our software can house property,
business and individual taxpayers. We can import past years of history. We can also provide nationwide collection services that are performance-based, data mining services, electronic payments and much more. Our software is cloud-based. It takes 10-15 minutes to master. And it is the best value on the market today.
Step 2
Once we agree on the scope of the project, we begin loading the data. This is our forte, and if the data is electronic, we can usually import it and have you ‘live’ in a few days.
Training is ongoing and as needed. Our support is outstanding, and our software is table-driven. So even if you are collecting something we do not currently track, we can add that tax or fee, usually within an hour. All revenue collected, whether it is from us, internal to you, or another 3rd party, is posted when received or entered. Payments can be posted in a few seconds.
Step 3
We communicate as often as you like. We work for you. In many cases 5-10 minutes per week is all that’s required, although some prefer email only and that works fine. The most important thing for us is to provide value. We are proud of our accomplishments
and providing a solution that most thought impossible. We follow the 4Cs, found here. Government is not hard when the right people are in place.
What Clients Are Saying
How To Fix
The Problem
Mark Schuster’s book takes a clear, nonpolitical look at the growing challenges within the U.S. financial system. He breaks down complex issues like government inefficiency, lack of transparency, and an overburdened tax structure into straightforward, easy-to-understand terms. The book highlights how limited balanced budgets and redundant systems have contributed to long-term instability, while offering practical, common-sense solutions to simplify taxes, improve efficiency, and move the country toward a more sustainable financial future.