The Difference Between Tax Planning & Tax Filing | MLB Draft #10
MLB Draft Podcast · Will McGuffey, Josh McAlister, AWM Capital
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Taxes are one of the biggest destroyers of wealth.
Misconceptions about taxes are everywhere, and you often hear many of them daily. Below are a few examples we often hear:
- Getting a large tax refund is always a good thing
- My CPA did a good job if I got a bigger tax refund
- April 15th is the most important date in the tax world
- “Tax Planning” and “Tax Filing” are the same thing
Now for some truths that everyone should understand:
- You actually want to get back $0 or owe money (not penalties and interest) when you file your taxes
- December 31st of the prior year is the most important date in the tax world
- Tax Planning is done throughout the year and has a major impact on what happens when you file your taxes
- Being reactive when it comes to taxes can cost you thousands (sometimes millions) of dollars throughout your lifetime
- You should have a Family Office that throughout the year proactively integrates your Tax Planning with your Financial Plan
Residency, 1099 income, MiLB 401ks, team assignment, contract language, duty days; your situation is unique, and the complexities you face are different than most people. Luckily, there are answers available if you start your Tax Planning now. If you have questions about your situation or would like a free consultation, please text or call one of our Private Wealth Advisors to help you know what your next steps should be.
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