Are you the kind of tax practitioner who waits for business to walk in the door or do you actively pursue it on your own? Usually, the former will result in flat revenue while the latter enables you to better build and grow your practice.
Case in point: With the end of the year fast approaching, tax planning opportunities abound. Seize the day by scheduling year-end meetings with clients to discuss their options and implement tax-saving strategies in time.
What sort of opportunities are we referring to? Here’s the first in a series of ten articles designed to maximize tax benefits and minimize tax pitfalls at the end of the year.
- How to Pull Deductions Into TY 2014 and Push Income Into TY 2015
- How to Avoid or Even Take Advantage of the Alternative Minimum Tax
- How to Get the Best Tax Results from Capital Gains and Losses
- How to Get the Biggest Tax Deductions from Charitable Donations
- The End of the Year is Near: Take you Required Minimum Distributions or Face Big Penalties
- How to Lock Down Home Office Tax Deductions
- Will Congress Restore Sec. 179 Tax Deduction Limits? It’s a Waiting Game
- 4 Tax Reasons that Now is the Time to Convert to a Roth IRA
- Higher Education Tax Breaks Aren’t as Easy as 1-2-3
- More coming soon!
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Tags: Income Tax, Tax Planning
