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The Liability Risk Of Giving Inadvertent Tax Advice (And How To Avoid It)

Nerd's Eye View

In recent years, financial advisors have increasingly embraced tax planning as a core element of delivering value to clients. Despite this growing interest in tax conversations, most advisors are still quick to distinguish their services as "tax planning", not "tax advice" – a distinction largely driven by liability concerns.

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10 High-Income Tax Planning Strategies to Complete Before 2025: A Year-end Checklist

Harness Wealth

As the year comes to a close, now is the time to review potential financial moves to help minimize your tax burden heading into 2025. Proactive year-end tax planning can lead to significant savings and set you up for financial success in the new year. GET STARTED 1. For those over 50, the limit is $8,000.

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Save on Taxes with These 5 Year-End Financial Tips

MainStreet Financial Planning

As December unfolds, it’s easy to overlook year-end tax planning amid the holiday hustle. However, dedicating a few moments now can lead to significant savings come tax season. To help you retain more of your hard-earned money and reduce your tax liability, consider these five strategic moves before the year concludes.

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Your Future, Your Way: Navigating Estate & Retirement Planning as an Investor

Zoe Financial

At Zoe Financial, we’ve seen firsthand how proactive planning with a fiduciary advisor helps individuals protect and grow their wealth across generations. This guide consolidates what we’ve learned to help you refine, update, or pressure-test your current retirement and estate strategy with confidence.

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Financial Check Engine Light: How to Know When It’s Time to Revisit Your Plan

Tobias Financial

Life transitions such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child or grandchild, career changes, retirement, an inheritance, or the purchase or sale of a home can all influence your broader financial picture. These events may affect your investment approach, tax planning strategies, insurance needs, and estate planning documents.

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All the Tax Benefits You Need for Your Small Business

Harness Wealth

For audit-ready best practices, consider consulting with a tax professional in real-time, especially for mixed business and personal expenses. These variables can significantly impact the final deduction amount, necessitating strategic planning to optimize this benefit.

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Exit Planning for Founders: How to Minimize Taxes in an Acquisition

Harness Wealth

Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) An ESOP allows owners to gradually sell their shares to employees through a qualified retirement plan. This can be an effective way to preserve company culture, reward loyal staff, and capitalize on significant tax benefits.

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