Simplify Your
Tax Planning
(for the Self-Employed)
What You Can Expect From Us. Running your own business doesn't happen by itself. It takes planning. And while your business may have its complications, tax planning shouldn't be one of them. We'll ask you questions about your business and your goals and then we'll show you how you can achieve your goals. Proper tax planning can also protect you from risks - even ones you can't foresee.
As small businesses have become more prevalent, tax laws governing them have become more complicated. We stay on top of the changes in the tax law. Some affect you in the current tax year, while others affect you in the years to come. If you don't know what they are, you could be missing out on some favorable tax treatments. A little planning really can go a long way.
Results. We start start our discussion with an understanding of your current situation and any specific questions and goals you may have about your business.
We'll even ask questions about issues you may not have thought about such as: When is the best time to sell your business? If you work from home and you're selling your house, what are the tax implications of the home office deduction? Is it better to buy or lease a computer for your business? What are the tax implications of using your personal vehicle for business purposes? Can your business support your retirement goals? Who'll take over your business once you retire? If you have employees, what kinds of benefits can you afford to offer?
Fees. Our fee depends upon the complexity of your situation. Our goal is to keep our fees at a fraction of the value you receive when you follow the tax planning recommendations we discuss with you.
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Related Topics:
Tax Preparation for Self-Employed | Tax Planning for Individuals