The Secret To Avoiding Overpaying Your Taxes Again This Year
Fortunately, some practitioners have devoted themselves to excellence of advice and the pursuit of big tax savings for clients.
Fortunately, some practitioners have devoted themselves to excellence of advice and the pursuit of big tax savings for clients.
Jeff is super-focused on saving clients’ tax. By leveraging Doug’s considerable skills, he expects we will take TaxMaster up to a whole new level, providing tax prep, booking, accounting, and CFO services to all clients who want to see “the Camarda difference” in their tax returns and accounting quality.
The basic premise, of course, is to sell “losers” and “winners” during the same year, working it out to no net gain. When I say winners or losers, I refer exclusivity to whether there is a tax gain or loss, not to investment merits.
Frothy valuations on many large caps, coupled with the specter of a Democratic tax bludgeoning of corporations and the highly productive wealthy, may signal outright bearish conditions around the corner.
Tax policy is a political football, the right vs. left game is on with a vehemence perhaps not seen since the old New Deal was young, and, if nothing else, we are blessed to be living in truly exciting times.
Tony Soprano’s consigliere’s woeful counsel’s quote about real estate taxes, that “you gotta pay those,” implies far more elasticity in the income tax burden, for those in the know, than the property tax one.
Watch Jeff’s video here Ah, it’s March again, and the tax madness musters anew. For those who yearn to file by April 17th, the …
I have often said that tax strategy is the master wealth skill, the one that can make the difference between “just” doing really well, and getting really rich. It is somewhat ironic that it tends to be the least appreciated wealth skill, where consumers…
I have often said that tax strategy is the master wealth skill, the one that can make the difference between “just” doing really well, and getting really rich.