Three Tax Planning Steps Business Owners Need to Take Before 2018 Ends
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1) Calculate their Section 199A deduction and make moves to maximize it. 2) Revisit their retirement plan before the 12/31 deadline. 3) Double check their numbers under the new law to avoid a surprise bill.
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I specialize in the business side of small business — accounting, finance, and law — along with personal finance issues that impact small business owners such as credit cards and insurance. My clients include accounting firms, law firms, banks, tech companies, and marketing ag...
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