Gather the picture.
Review relevant tax returns, business financials, and information about expected income and changes.
Proactive tax planning for business owners who want to understand upcoming obligations and build them into a practical financial plan.
Let’s talk about your business ↗A tax return looks back. Planning creates a chance to review your situation while there is still time to consider decisions and prepare.
I help you connect business income, expected tax obligations, and your Profit First tax allocation. Your plan should reflect your circumstances and change as those circumstances change.
You can keep your current tax accountant. I can collaborate with them so your cash flow plan reflects the tax information and planning decisions relevant to your business.
We’ll agree on the scope of my role and the information needed for planning.
Review relevant tax returns, business financials, and information about expected income and changes.
Consider applicable planning opportunities, estimated obligations, and coordination with your tax professional.
Revisit the plan when income, expenses, or personal circumstances change, and update your cash flow approach as needed.
No. A tax allocation sets cash aside. Estimates of your liability depend on your overall tax situation and should inform how much you reserve.
No. Planning uses the information and assumptions available at the time. Keeping your financial information current helps us review and adjust the plan.
Yes. Collaboration with your existing tax accountant can be part of the planning process.
Tell me about your goals, your cash flow, and the support you’re looking for.
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