The Business Owner’s Tax Planning Guide
Nine strategy areas that decide whether you overpay, the California layer most online advice gets wrong, and a 12-point self-check.
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The Attorney’s Guide to Tax Planning
Law practice income breaks most of the assumptions general tax advice is built on. It arrives unevenly, flows through partnerships and professional corporations, and sits inside the least favourable category the code has for high-earning professionals.
What is inside
- 01How practice structure drives the tax bill, including the California rules on how lawyers may organise
- 02What partners need to know about K-1 income and self-employment tax
- 03Handling a contingency-fee spike without paying at the top of the ladder
- 04The deductions attorneys most often miss, and what to hand your preparer
Who it is for. Solo practitioners, partners and of-counsel at small and mid-sized firms, and plaintiff-side attorneys with contingency income.
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