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Beyond the Basics: Tax Tips to Save More and Grow

 
Once you’ve got the basics of record keeping, deductions, and your business structure down, you can take steps to reduce taxes and support long-term growth. At Schryver and Associates, we focus on practical approaches delivering real results for small business owners.
 
  • Plan for Retirement While Reducing Taxes
    • Contributing to a SEP IRA, Solo 401(k), or SIMPLE IRA helps you save for the future while lowering taxable income.
    • Even small contributions can make a big impact.
    • Fore more information about retirement plans, click here.
 
  • Manage Income and Expense Timing for Tax Efficiency
    • Deferring income or accelerating deductible expenses before year-end can lower your tax bill in a high-income year without changing your overall plan.
 
  • Maximize Deductions for Vehicles, Equipment, and Other Capital Assets
    • Purchasing vehicles or equipment can be a tax-saving opportunity.
    • Rules like Section 179 and bonus depreciation let you grow your business while lowering taxable income.
    • For more information about asset depreciation, click here. 

 

  • Take Advantage of the Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit
    • If your business invests in improving products, processes, or technology, you may qualify for the R&D credit.
    • It directly reduces your taxes and makes innovation more affordable.
    • For more information about the R&D Tax Credit, click here.

Advanced tax planning can be complex, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Working with a CPA helps you find opportunities, make confident financial decisions, and keep more of what you earn so your business can thrive today and in the future.

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