DiscoverSMALL BUSINESS FINANCE – Your Guide to Business Tax Planning & CPA Tax Advice288 \\ Tax Savings Deadline: 3 Moves to Keep $50K+ in Your Pocket Before Year-End (December Dash Series: Part 2)
288 \\ Tax Savings Deadline: 3 Moves to Keep $50K+ in Your Pocket Before Year-End (December Dash Series: Part 2)

288 \\ Tax Savings Deadline: 3 Moves to Keep $50K+ in Your Pocket Before Year-End (December Dash Series: Part 2)

Update: 2025-10-13
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Most business owners think making more money is the key to building wealth. The truth? It’s keeping more of what you earn. In this episode, Tiffany Phillips shares powerful tax strategies that wealthy entrepreneurs use to slash tax bills and grow long-term wealth. You’ll learn how to use rental property, cost segregation, 1031 exchanges, and capital loss harvesting to unlock major tax savings before December 31. She also explains how high-income earners use oil and gas deductions to cut taxes fast. Every strategy is time-sensitive, and waiting even a week could cost you thousands. This isn’t theory—these are proven strategies that save business owners real money every year. Don’t let the IRS take more than their share. Hit play now and discover how to protect your income, make smarter money decisions, and set yourself up for lasting wealth.


 


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📧 Questions? Email Me at hello@phillipsbusinessgroup.com


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288 \\ Tax Savings Deadline: 3 Moves to Keep $50K+ in Your Pocket Before Year-End (December Dash Series: Part 2)

288 \\ Tax Savings Deadline: 3 Moves to Keep $50K+ in Your Pocket Before Year-End (December Dash Series: Part 2)

Tiffany Phillips, CPA & Small Business Tax Strategist