2019 Year-End Tax Planning Guides Are Now Availablefor Individuals & Businesses
12/19/2019 - By David Uslan, CPA
While this time of year is often busy, we encourage you not to overlook year-end tax planning.
Your individual income taxes likely comprise one of your largest annual expenses, so we encourage you to consider what strategies could help lower your total tax liability. Our 2019 Guide for Individuals offers helpful strategies and tips for doing just that.
The recent changes in federal taxation has generated a host of challenges for businesses of all types. Our 2019 Guide for Businesses covers important tax-saving strategies to help optimize your tax planning.
To help get you started, below are our 2019 Year-End Tax Planning Guides:
For Individuals
For Businesses
If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact a member of our Tax Consulting team or call your Saltmarsh tax advisor at (800) 477-7458.
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