What issues should I consider when reviewing my 2021 Tax Return?
During the months of February, March and April, we want to help you identify planning opportunities (and spot potential issues) with your tax returns.
If we work together now, we can help identify…
Reviewing tax returns can be daunting and difficult given the many state and federal complexities and often changing rules. Tracking your exposure to various taxes (e.g. ordinary income tax, capital gains tax, the alternative minimum tax, the net investment income tax, etc.), and your rights to various credits and deductions, requires time and effort.
While the checklists can help you spot great ways to identify all the different opportunities to consider, we are always available to meet with you and discuss your finances and goals, and to identify what the best opportunities are for you.
Download your checklist below!
If we work together now, we can help identify…
- If there was a change in your finances last year and you are paying excess estimated taxes;
- Additional ways to reduce your tax liability for this year; and
- Possible omissions or mistakes made by the tax preparer.
Reviewing tax returns can be daunting and difficult given the many state and federal complexities and often changing rules. Tracking your exposure to various taxes (e.g. ordinary income tax, capital gains tax, the alternative minimum tax, the net investment income tax, etc.), and your rights to various credits and deductions, requires time and effort.
While the checklists can help you spot great ways to identify all the different opportunities to consider, we are always available to meet with you and discuss your finances and goals, and to identify what the best opportunities are for you.
Download your checklist below!
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What Next?
If you have some lingering questions after reviewing the checklist, feel free to schedule a call or come in for a review. You can use the links below.