10 Tax Mistakes Are Quietly Costing You Five and Six Figures a Year.
Most business owners never find out what a mistake like this actually costs them. They just pay the bigger check every spring and assume that's normal.
- The one number most owners set carelessly — costly in both directions
- The biggest break at this income level, and how it quietly gets lost
- Why two owners with identical income can be five figures apart on one line
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What's inside
Nineteen pages. Each mistake gets what it is, roughly what it costs you, and the direction of the fix. Almost all of them have a December 31 deadline.
- 01The one mistake underneath all the other nine, and the reason it repeats every single year until someone fixes it
- 02The exact point where your entity structure starts quietly costing you five figures a year in self-employment tax
- 03The deduction worth up to $60,000 off your taxable income that most owners are only half claiming
- 04Why a five- or six-figure equipment purchase can lose its entire deduction over a one-week timing mistake
- 05The retirement account swap that can add $15,000 or more in deductions on the exact same income
- 06How to legally put your kids on payroll and shift real income into a 0% tax bracket
- 07The pre-tax way to pay for a $20,000-a-year health care bill instead of using your most expensive dollars
- 08The home office and reimbursement rules that changed for good, and the version most S-corp owners still get wrong
- 09What you can and can't deduct on meals and entertainment now that the old rules are gone
- 10Why fearing an audit is quietly costing you more than an audit ever would
I'm Gama Garcia, an Enrolled Agent in practice since 2007. I started out preparing returns, and year after year I watched the same thing happen to good operators: they built real businesses, paid far more tax than they needed to, and nobody ever sat down with them before year-end to change it.
This is for you if
- Your business revenue is over $250k
- You paid $20,000 or more in federal tax last year
- Your books are current, or close to it
- You're tired of a preparer who only appears at filing time
It isn't for
- W-2-only households
- A business in its first year or not yet profitable
- Owners shopping for the cheapest possible return
- Anyone looking for aggressive schemes
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10 mistakes. 10 fixes. One free guide. It takes 10 minutes to read, and you'll know more about your own tax bill than most business owners ever find out.