How to Effectively Limit Your Future Tax Liability
Adequate tax planning requires time and an extensive understanding of the Internal Revenue Code. As long as you possess the former, we have the latter in spades.
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What is Tax Planning?
Tax planning is the analysis of future taxable events to ensure that when they occur, they result in the lowest possible tax burden. Further, it involves taking proactive measures to benefit from allowable tax breaks as permitted by the Internal Revenue Code.
At Gulla CPA, We:
- Perform a comprehensive review of your income tax profile to identify tax planning opportunities.
- Have an in depth understanding of payroll related tax savings vehicles such as 401Ks, IRAs and Roth IRAs, Back-Door Roth, etc.
- Can assist you in managing rental properties, including but not limited to consulting on the process to set up a separate legal entity that owns the property, establishing an adequate recordkeeping system, depreciating the property and any additional fixed asset purchases using allowable methods, and taking advantage of opportunities to defer taxes such as a 1031 like-kind-exchange.
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As a business owner, you’re busy developing new products or services and making sure your business runs smoothly. You probably don’t have time to reconcile your bank account or generate balance sheets to manage your cash flow, let alone read up on the latest tax laws to find out which tax breaks you can take advantage of.
Estate and trust tax preparation and planning are an important part of managing your financial future–and it’s not just for the one percent; it’s important for everyone–especially if you have a spouse or children or own a business.
As your trusted advisor, we help you develop an estate and trust plan that protects wealth and minimizes the tax burden on you and your loved ones.
As your trusted advisor, we evaluate your individual tax situation and guide you through any tax challenges that develop. Our goal is to minimize your tax liability so that you can keep more of your hard-earned money.
Have you ever received a letter or notice from the IRS and ignored it…and now you owe penalties and fines on top of the taxes you already owed? You’re not alone.
Millions of taxpayers receive letters or notices from the IRS every year. Most of the time there’s nothing to worry about. But sometimes there is. Maybe you owe the IRS back taxes or failed to file a tax return because you owed the IRS money that you knew you didn’t have. Maybe you were recently divorced, and your tax situation seemed too complicated to figure out. Or, perhaps you were just too busy to bother filing.