Tax Reduction Planning (Keeping More - Paying Less)

We imagine, network, create, work long and hard then the government takes.  Although each of us has reason to be proud to be contributing members of society – there is no patriotic duty to pay more in taxes than the law demands.  Each of us has duty to ourselves and our families to arrange our affairs to keep more for our families and to pay the least required amounts.  As family oriented attorneys we know that tax planning takes commitment, education and effort.  We know that it takes efforts to do things differently in order to get a better result.  Each member of the Weissler Law Group works with both basic and advanced strategies to help our clients give less to the government and keep more of both their assets and their time for their families. 

As a firm we believe that optimal tax planning can only be achieved by a team effort.  In helping Clients keep more and pay less we regularly work with each Client’s existing accountants and financial advisors.  Existing trusted advisors with well established knowledge of a Clients current financial circumstances, personal history and family dynamics are invaluable in planning and implementing both basic and advanced strategies.

The need for tax planning touches each of us who want more.  It is amazing to most people that the majority of solid tax planning techniques for individuals and businesses are easy to implement and live with.  For business owners, tax planning can be structural.  Amazing results can often be accomplished by changing how a business is organized.  In tax planning, Business owners frequently find overlooked opportunities for tax credits, income deferral and accelerated write-offs.  Enormous opportunities exist to reduce tax or defer it when major assets are sold.  We are at a rare time of opportunity, with the Federal Government’s effective abandonment of tax simplification, it is foolish to ignore the incentives available either for acting in those ways rewarded by the government or avoiding certain behaviors.  In these economically challenging times, the difference between profitability and loss, survival and extinction can lie in timely tax planning