Top 5 Things Small Business Can Do to Lower Their Tax Liability

Time to Review Your Year End Tax Strategies

In this FREE download, Dana Borys (Tax CPA), shares some actionable strategies for reducing your end of year tax liability. She talks about accelerated depreciation, method of accounting, net operating losses, tax credits, and business income deductions. Don’t miss this opportunity to get better versed on your tax-saving potential and be sure to discuss with your tax advisor.

About Stride:

Stride is an outsourced bookkeeping and accounting services firm founded by entrepreneurs to support high growth professional services firms. Our clients include marketing agencies, design firms, consulting firms, and other tech-enabled service providers ranging from $1 million to $10 million in revenue.

As entrepreneurs, we know how important trust and confidence is in your back office. Why? So you can focus on achieving your highest and best us. The opportunity for business owners is to work on their business and not in their business. But if the back-office processes and systems aren’t delivering the information necessary to make better strategic decisions, owners find themselves drawn back into the fray. At Stride, all of our energy is around team, process, and technology designed to improve cash flow and profit while allowing business owners to chart their future with confidence.

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What You Will Learn

You will get a number of takeaways from reading this book that will help be a more confident business leader!

This Free Download Will Provide Insight On

Maximizing your qualified business income deduction
The impact of your method of accounting on your taxes
Capital expenditure planning
Net operating loss planning
Credits and incentives

Out of This Download, I Want You Thinking About:

What are the right questions to ask my tax advisor?
Will my tax advisor review these with me and be strategic in approach?
Which strategies will provide the biggest payoff in the short and long term?
What additional information do I need to make a more informed decision?

If you're an entrepreneur wanting to better understand your business and unit economics this would be a great book for you. It's written in a way that anyone can understand and you'll be able to take away the key points to achieve your business goals. As an accountant myself, I also found this to be a useful guide that I could engage in with my clients. It's one thing to account for the numbers and another to use that information to improve business decision making. Free Yourself to Work on Your Business helped me to bridge the gap to create a more strategic relationship with my clients.