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What would you do in your business with an extra $20,000, $50,000, or even $100,000 per year? Do you realize that may be how much you are needlessly overpaying in taxes every year? Are you satisfied with the taxes you pay? Are you confident you’re taking ad-vantage of every available break? Are your tax and investment advisors giving you proactive advice for saving on your taxes? If you’re like most business owners, your answers are “no,” “no,” and “huh?” How much do you think it is costing you? Most tax advisors aren’t very proactive when it comes to saving their clients’ money. They put the “right” numbers in the “right” boxes on the “right forms,” and get them filed by the “right” deadlines. But then they call it a day. They do a perfectly fine job recording the history you give them. But wouldn’t you prefer someone to help you write your future history? This book gives you the road map you need to navigate the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, and how you can take advantage of those new rules to keep more of your what you make. In the end, it’s what you keep that counts. But we’re not just going to walk through the new rules here. We’re going to go a step further and tell you how to take advantage of the most powerful strategy for paying less. We call it Strategic Tax Planning. In this book you’ll discover: What the new law gives you & what it takes away, Pitfalls to avoid, Specific strategies for taking advantage of the most important changes. The New Tax Law: How To Make It Work For You And Your Business arms you with the proper understanding of how critical Strategic Tax Planning is, and the path to make it happen.

Ed Lyon is a graduate of Hamilton College and the University of Cincinnati College of Law, where he served as executive Editor of the University of Cincinnati Law Review. Ed began his career as a staff aide to Representatives Jack Kemp and Dick Cheney. He has written and edited tax-oriented publications for The National Underwriter Company, advised clients as a Financial Consultant for Merrill Lynch, and developed his own planning-based practice specializing in real estate agents and investors. Ed is the creator of the TaxCoach software planning system, where he has helped thousands of accountants and financial advisors use proactive Strategic Tax Planning to develop their practices. He serves today as Chief Tax Strategist for TaxCoach Software and Financial Gravity Companies, Inc., a Dallas-based provider of Fractional Family Office® services. Ed has delivered over 300 live presentations and 500 radio and television broadcasts, including appearances on CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, CNBC, and even Roseanne Barr’s short-lived talk show, where she dubbed him “the funniest tax guy in America.”