Jet Setting Wealth Advisory

Facing IRS problems can feel overwhelming, but having the right strategy can make all the difference.On the latest episode of Jet Setting Wealth Advisory, David T. Yu speaks with Hubert Johnson, tax attorney, lecturer, and founder of Guardian Tax Law, for an important conversation on IRS disputes, tax resolution, taxpayer rights, and protecting your financial future. Hubert shares his experience helping individuals and business owners navigate complex tax challenges, including IRS collections, SBA loan issues, tax liens, levies, offers in compromise, and proactive strategies to avoid costly mistakes. From understanding your options when facing tax debt to knowing when to seek professional guidance, this episode provides valuable insights into taking control of difficult tax situations.Key Takeaways:→ Tax problems require proactive strategies, not waiting until the situation escalates→ Understanding taxpayer rights can help level the playing field with the IRS→ SBA loan defaults can create unexpected penalties and financial challenges→ Offers in compromise, liens, and levies each require careful strategy→ The right professional guidance can provide clarity and a path forwardMore from Hubert Johnson and Guardian Tax Law:Website: guardiantaxlaw.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hubert-johnson-5091653aFacebook: facebook.com/guardiantaxlawInstagram: instagram.com/guardiantaxlawEngage with David T. Yu:Connect on LinkedIn, Instagram, & FacebookSign up for our newsletter or book a callVisit: DTY Wealth Planning Solutions

Are you building a business, or just building yourself a job?On this episode of Jet Setting Wealth Advisory, David T. Yu speaks with Kep Kepner, founder and managing partner of KepnerCPA, for a practical conversation on business advisory, strategic tax planning, exit planning, and building a company that creates long-term value. Drawing on decades of experience in sales, consulting, technology, and public accounting, Kep explains why business owners need more than compliance work and traditional tax preparation. From using financial numbers to make better decisions to creating systems, developing scalable teams, planning for exit, and strengthening the brain as a business tool, this episode highlights how entrepreneurs can move beyond owner dependence and build stronger, more valuable businesses.Key Takeaways:→ Business owners need advisors who help them make better decisions, not just prepare tax returns→ Scalable companies require systems, policies, and teams that reduce owner dependence→ Financial numbers should guide business decisions, not just satisfy compliance→ Exit planning is about value, purpose, and readiness, not just retirement→ Brain performance, creativity, and decision-making are key tools for business growthMore from Kep Kepner and KepnerCPA:Website: kepnercpa.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/kepnercpaFacebook: facebook.com/KepnerCPAInstagram: instagram.com/kepnercpaEngage with David T. Yu:Connect on LinkedIn, Instagram, & FacebookSign up for our newsletter or book a callVisit: DTY Wealth Planning Solutions

Are you still managing taxes by looking backward? On the lastest Jet Setting Wealth Advisory, David T. Yu welcomes back Edward Lyon, tax attorney, speaker, consultant, and Chief Tax Planner at Excel Empire, for another sharp and practical conversation on proactive tax planning. Ed explains why the tax code should be viewed less like a list of restrictions and more like a roadmap filled with “green lights” that Congress intentionally created for business owners and high-income earners. From legal tax avoidance and entity structuring to advisor coordination, plain-English planning, and the difference between reactive preparation and proactive strategy, this episode challenges listeners to stop waiting until year-end and start making smarter tax decisions throughout the year. Key Takeaways: → The tax code contains incentives business owners often overlook → Tax planning is not about being aggressive; it is about being proactive → Many CPAs focus on tax preparation, not forward-looking tax mitigation → Plain-English planning helps business owners understand opportunities better than spreadsheets alone → Coordinated advisors can uncover strategies that siloed professionals often miss More from Edward Lyon: Website: ⁠excelempire.com⁠ Website: ⁠edwardalyon.com⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠linkedin.com/in/edward-lyon-7a9168⁠ Engage with David T. Yu:Connect on⁠ LinkedIn⁠,⁠ Instagram⁠, &⁠ Facebook⁠Sign up for our⁠ newsletter⁠ or⁠ book a call⁠Visit:⁠ DTY Wealth Planning Solutions

Thinking about living, working, or doing business abroad? On this episode, David continues his conversation with Vincenzo Villamena, Founder and CEO of Online Taxman, for Part 2 of their discussion on international tax planning for Americans abroad. Vincenzo explains what U.S. citizens, entrepreneurs, expats, and global investors should consider before moving overseas, doing business internationally, or even renouncing U.S. citizenship. From coordinating U.S. and local tax rules to understanding exit tax, covered expatriate status, foreign earned income exclusions, and choosing the right international tax advisor, this episode offers practical guidance for making informed decisions in an increasingly connected world. Key Takeaways: → Cross-border tax planning should begin before moving or doing business abroad→ U.S. and local tax rules must be coordinated together→ Renouncing U.S. citizenship can trigger major tax and immigration consequences→ Exit tax may apply for covered expatriates with higher net worth→ International tax experience matters when choosing the right advisor More from Vincenzo Villamena and Online Taxman: Website: onlinetaxman.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/vincenzo-villamenaFacebook: facebook.com/OnlineTaxmanInstagram: instagram.com/onlinetaxman Engage with David T. Yu: Connect on LinkedIn, Instagram, & Facebook Sign up for our newsletter or book a call Visit: DTY Wealth Planning Solutions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Living, working, or investing abroad and unsure what the IRS still expects from you? On this week's Jet Setting Wealth Advisory, David T. Yu speaks with Vincenzo Villamena, CPA, Founder and CEO of Online Taxman, for the first of a two-part conversation on U.S. tax planning for Americans abroad. Drawing on his experience as an expat and international tax advisor, Vincenzo explains why U.S. citizens and green card holders still have filing obligations regardless of where they live, along with the opportunities available to qualified taxpayers. From foreign earned income exclusions and state tax residency to foreign asset reporting and international business structures, this episode helps Americans abroad plan before they move, invest, or expand internationally. Key Takeaways: → U.S. citizens and green card holders still have U.S. tax filing obligations while abroad→ Qualified Americans living overseas may benefit from the foreign earned income exclusion→ Leaving a high-tax state requires careful residency and domicile planning→ Foreign bank accounts, entities, and financial assets may trigger additional reporting requirements→ Retirees, digital nomads, and entrepreneurs should coordinate U.S. and local tax rules before making a move More from Vincenzo Villamena and Online Taxman: Website: onlinetaxman.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/vincenzo-villamenaFacebook: facebook.com/OnlineTaxmanInstagram: instagram.com/onlinetaxman Engage with David T. Yu: Connect on LinkedIn, Instagram, & Facebook Sign up for our newsletter or book a call Visit: DTY Wealth Planning Solutions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices