When Does Tax Planning Make Sense?

Below are a few common scenarios where tax planning can help save time & reduce your liability:

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You sold a house and have a large capital gain.

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You sold a business or commercial property and did very well but have a big tax obligation.

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You have a concentrated position in a specific stock or stock options which will result in a big gain.

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You are tired of owning existing real estate and its ongoing operational requirements.

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You have an old estate plan that needs updating.

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You have a highly profitable business that pays burdensome tax liabilities on a yearly basis.

Tax Planning

Tax planning is preparing for future tax liability using any one or a combination of strategies to be as tax efficient as possible. It is analyzing the present and past financial documents and transactions to prepare for the future. The process is forward-looking and proactive, which is very different from tax accounting. Tax accounting is based on recording and documenting the past.

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Strategies and tactics used in tax planning
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Trust transfer exemption- 706

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Retirement Plans

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Detailed knowledge of unearned income tax categories

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Financial instruments (options)

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1031 exchanges

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OZ Funds

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Captive Insurance

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Charitable Gifting and Donor Advised Funds.

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Singularly and in combination

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Timeless tax strategies to help you save money
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