Tax Strategy
Tax strategy means that you have an action plan to reduce your taxes, whatever business or investment situation you’re going through. It’s not just to pay less tax, but a plan to stay ethical in front of the law and government regulations. In other words, tax strategies refer to the deliberate and legal methods that individuals that you or your business employ to manage your financial affairs in a way that minimizes their tax liability.
Can Core CPAs & Advisors do it for me?
There’s no other team more morally, ethically, and legally prepared than ours. At Core CPAs & Advisors you will find a second home full of experts ready to start developing and managing the best decisions for your financial health, including your tax issues. Guiding our clients through the vast sea of taxes can be a hard task to achieve, but for our #YourExpertCPA it’s a daily task that we overcome easily.
The secret? Teamwork. Taxes are tricky and the only way to treat them is with the expertise that every member of our team has. Our main goal when it comes to tax strategies is to maximize after-tax income or return on investment by optimizing the tax efficiency of financial decisions. Experience has led us to understand that no two clients are alike. That is why we take the time to get to know you, your goals, and your financial aspirations. Our customized tax strategies are designed to optimize your financial situation, increase your savings, and minimize your tax liabilities.
What are some tax strategies?
Whether you’re interested in strategies for an individual or a business, Core CPAs & Advisors has the answer. Here are some strategies you may want to pursue:
- Pay for health insurance: The IRS offers special benefits to the self-employed who pay for their insurance. Also, employees who receive health coverage through their employer usually share the cost of these premiums.
- Save for retirement: Contributions to some accounts are usually tax-deductible, which means you can reduce your taxable income in the year you make the contributions. This can result in immediate tax savings.
- Hire family members: If your business is a sole proprietorship, your child’s salary is exempt from Social Security and Medicare taxes!
We invite you to our blog where we have entries that talk more specifically about issues about the world of taxes that you need to know to navigate smoothly through this type of practice. In our social networks, you can find relevant information such as important dates to remember and tips that can help you in your daily accounting processes.
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