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Tax Planning

The work that decides your bill happens long before April

Entity structure, S corporation elections, quarterly estimates and deduction strategy, reviewed throughout the year while the outcome can still be changed.

Planning calls
Quarterly, minimum
Estimates
Recalculated each quarter
Year-end review
Autumn, before it is too late
Delivered
In writing, with the numbers
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By the time a return is being prepared, the year is closed and the number is what it is. Planning is the part that moves it, and it only works if it happens while there is still time to act.

We look at how you are structured, how you pay yourself, what you are about to buy and what the next twelve months look like, then tell you what to do about it in plain language and in writing. One of our clients used the result to fund a 401(k) for twelve employees. Another put the savings into a second service vehicle and a new hire.

What is included

  • S corporation elections

    A genuine analysis of whether the election helps you, what a reasonable salary looks like, and what the payroll obligation costs in practice.

  • Entity structure review

    Whether your current structure still fits the revenue you are doing now, and what it would take to change it cleanly.

  • Quarterly planning

    Estimates calculated from real year-to-date numbers rather than last year, with a call before each payment is due.

  • Deduction and credit review

    Depreciation timing, retirement contributions, vehicle and equipment purchases, and the credits your industry commonly leaves unclaimed.

  • Owner compensation

    How salary, distributions, benefits and retirement contributions fit together across your business and personal return.

Who this is for

  • Profitable businesses still filing as a sole proprietorship or a default LLC
  • Owners whose tax bill has become the largest single line in the business
  • Anyone whose current preparer only appears in the spring

Next step

Start with a conversation, not a contract

Thirty minutes to talk about where your business is, what it needs, and whether LedgerWay is the right fit. Every engagement is quoted after that call.