The Costly Tax Mistakes Your CPA is Probably Making
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The Costly Tax Mistakes Your CPA is Probably Making
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Tomorrow's tax day!
For some of you listening, that might be anxiety inducing.
For most of our clients, it's actually a good day, because they can be confident they have a proactive tax strategy and filing in place that's helping them save significantly.
In this episode, Mike and Kevin break down real client stories where CPAs missed massive tax-saving opportunities, and what proactive tax strategy actually looks like in practice.
Some of the important takeaways you'll hear:
➡️ Your CPA filing your return isn't the same as your CPA saving you money... and the difference can be six figures
➡️ Owner-occupied real estate can offset operating income in ways most CPAs never tell you about
➡️ Zero officer comp in your S Corp isn't just risky, it's costing you your QBI deduction
➡️ You get what you pay for: don't be surprised if a $400 tax return comes with a $40,000 mistake
Is your CPA calling you first with a clear tax strategy? Or just sending you a bill?
Ready to stop overpaying? Reach out at https://www.revotaxpayer.com/
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Chapters
[00:00] — The $1M Mistake
[00:35] — Welcome & It's Tax Day Eve
[01:00] — File Your Extension (Before Midnight)
[01:36] — Why Tax Day Is a Win for Revo Clients
[03:22] — Overlooked Opportunities: How We Review New Clients
[04:15] — Case Study: The Memory Care Facility
[07:57] — The Bowling Alley Tax Call
[12:51] — Case Study: The Three-Business Owner
[15:48] — S Corp Compliance & The QBI Miss
[20:12] — What $400 Tax Prep Really Costs You
Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes and does not constitute tax or legal advice. Always consult a qualified tax professional for your situation.