You don’t have a choice about paying taxes, but you can avoid making the mistake of overpaying them. While it’s hard to imagine anyone intentionally paying too much in taxes, the IRS estimates that more than one billion dollars is overpaid in taxes each year. That’s no surprise when tax laws change every year—even in years when no major tax legislation is enacted.
How much of that money is yours? Wouldn’t you rather see those funds in your bank account or put aside for your retirement or other financial goals?
Do you want to reduce your tax burden? Do you want to increase your assets? We can help!
We focus on personal planning strategies and will identify the potential tax-saving approaches that apply to your situation. We work with you throughout the year, not just when it’s time to prepare your return.
Do you want to find out how you can reduce your tax burden?
You might be able to save on taxes by:
- Restructuring your investment portfolio to pursue a higher after-tax return
- Shifting income to dependents in a lower tax bracket
- Claiming appropriate home office deductions
- Maximizing qualified plan and IRA contributions
Would you worry less if you had more money to save toward your goals? Discover how much more money you could be keeping for yourself and your future. Contact us today for a no-cost review of your prior three years’ tax returns.
