Most people read the tax code as a bill. Jeremy Lederer reads it as a record of what the country decided to reward.

The federal tax law contains incentives as well as rates, and Congress wrote them on purpose, to encourage people to build businesses, hire, invest, and provide for their families. Most people never hear about them, because most tax work happens after the year is already over.

In The Zero Tax Strategy, with a foreword by Mark Kohler, Jeremy wrote about what those incentives are, who they were written for, and what it takes to use them the right way: the requirements, the hours, the records, and the timing.

The Zero Tax Show is short, plain-English education for entrepreneurs and high earners. Each episode takes one idea, explains where it came from, and is honest about what it asks of you. Expect real stories, simple numbers, and the occasional golf metaphor.

This show is for education only and isn't tax, legal, or investment advice. Every situation depends on its own facts. Talk with a qualified advisor before acting on anything you hear here.

Jeremy Lederer has been a CPA since 2007 and a business owner since 2014, the year he left a firm that declined to pursue about $100,000 in potential savings he had found for a client. He gave notice, and that client became his first. He has since built a tax strategy practice around advice instead of preparation, recognized on the Inc. 5000 list in 2023 and 2024.

Jeremy is the author of The Zero Tax Strategy, with a foreword by Mark Kohler, and has been featured on Bloomberg, Fox Business, CNBC, and American Entrepreneur with Kevin Harrington. He played Division I golf at the University of Denver and then played professionally in his twenties. Today he competes as an amateur in local, regional, and national championships. His mission is to help redirect $1 billion from the IRS back to entrepreneurs and their communities by 2035.