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Beat the IRS with Pro*ac*tive Tax Planning

Pro • ac • tive [prōh-ak-tive]  -adjective

Serving to prepare for, intervene in, or control an expected occurrence or situation, esp. a negative or difficult one; anticipatory: proactive measures to save tax.

If you run your own business or manage investments, you rely on information.  Information on products, markets, and customers.  Information to make money.  And information to keep money.

 

You rely on your accountant for some of your most important information.  But what does your accountant actually do with that information?

 

At tax time, your books tell your accountant how much tax you owe.  You scramble for more receipts and more deductions.  But by tax time, it’s usually too late to do anything more.

 

Most accountants do a fine job recording history – the history you give them! They compile monthly, quarterly, and annual books and records.  At tax time, they put the “right” numbers in the right boxes on the right forms, and file them by the right deadlines.  But then they call it a day.

 

Is that all you really want?

Here’s How to Beat the IRS. Legally!

To minimize your taxes, you need a plan.  You need concepts and strategies that leave more on your bottom line, without raising “red flags” or straying into “gray areas.”

 

It doesn’t matter how good your current accountant is with a stack of receipts on April 15.  If you haven’t planned right, by April 15 it’s just too late.

 

Have you organized your business right?  Do you have the right benefit plans for yourself and your employees?  Do you have the right retirement plan to prepare for your future?  Are you taking advantage of all the legitimate deductions, credits, loopholes, and strategies the tax code offers?

We partner with business owners and investors throughout Northern California.  We have the experience -- and more important, the proactive attitude -- to give you more than just a history lesson.

How We’re Different

My name is Mark Allen.  I started Allen & Allen, LLP to offer a different kind of service. We don’t just record the history you give us.  We go beyond, to give you proactive advice and strategies to help you earn more and keep more.

 

The “other guys” settle for after-the-fact planning.  Too often, that means outdated information, nasty surprises on April 15, and no feeling of control.  Allen & Allen gives you proactive solutions.  You enjoy total confidence knowing you pay the least amount of tax possible while you work to achieve your dreams.

 

The “other guys” offer the same old solutions, year after year.  That means paying too much tax!  Allen & Allen gives you customized strategies.  You profit from personalized solutions for your situation that reduce your tax.

 

The “other guys” offer business as usual.  Allen & Allen gives you flexible planning.  You enjoy complete certainty that you’re making the right decisions for your finances.

 

The “other guys” offer “see you next year” service, with limited contacts except at tax time.  (And invoices for phone calls and even emails!)  Allen  & Allen offers ongoing support.  That means year-round contact, support, direction, and accountability.

 

What’s the bottom line?

  • We empower you to achieve your dreams. 
  • We educate you in a language you understand – (we save the CPA gobbledy goop for all those lively CPA membership club meetings).  
  • We highlight areas in which you are strong and those that need improvement.  
  • We design and help you implement innovative, customized tax strategies that minimize your taxes and your risk of audit.

Personalized Proactive Tax Strategy

The process starts with your personalized proactive tax strategy. Here’s how it works:

 

  • You start with a brief interview with a Client Consultant.  We want to hear about where you are now, and where you want to be.  We’ll ask a few easy questions about your current situation and from that determine the best Proactive Tax Strategy program for you.  
  • You’ll complete our brief Tax Questionnaire.  This is where you tell us your financial, business and investment goals and where your money currently goes.  We’ll need copies of your past tax return and a little information on each business entity (S Corporation, LLC, Limited Partnership, etc) that you currently have set up.  It’s all in the Tax Questionnaire and we’re here to help you if you have more questions.  The more information you give us, the better job we’ll do. 
  • Your personal strategist reviews your information and develops a comprehensive Proactive Tax Strategy.  This process typically takes two weeks so we can research your best possible options.   
  • You’ll talk with your personal Tax Strategist to review the details of your plan and to get your feedback.  Afterward we will write up your customized strategy so you won’t miss a thing!    
  • You get a written strategy plan, along information on all available deductions, credits, loopholes, and strategies. 
  • About two weeks after the initial phone call, you can have a second follow-up phone call with your Strategist to cover the details of the first call again or to go through new questions you’ve uncovered.  

Now that you’ve seen how we can help you, take the next step.  Call 800.850.4435 to schedule your free analysis.  You’ll take advantage of proactive tax strategies that most accountants miss to minimize your taxes. (This alone will pay for our service!)  You’ll sleep well knowing we’re doing everything to prevent audits.  And you’ll have access to a trusted tax advisor to answer pressing financial questions.

Allen & Allen LLP
P: (916) 932-0660
F: (530) 672-9725
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5:00pm

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