Abundant Returns Tax Services

Abundant Returns Tax Services 97% of Small Business Owners unknowingly overpay taxes. 97% of Physicians, Professionals & Small Business Owners overpay taxes. Hi, I'm Larisa Humphrey!

We're here to help you understand the tax game, save money & build your wealth! I'm a proud mom, former IRS employee, and currently a Certified Tax Coach, author & founder of Abundant Returns. For over 25 years, I've helped business owners like YOU find tax savings & build personal wealth. In 1991, I started Abundant Returns after seeing on TV that Ross Perot, CEO of a multi-billion dollar corpora

tion, paid less than $2000 in personal income taxes! Wow, I just couldn’t believe it because…I made $35,000 that year & paid more than $4000 in federal taxes alone!!! This was an “a-ha” moment for me—a life lesson that shattered my very sheltered view of reality. I learned two very valuable lessons—
• Life is not fair
AND
• People can live tax free! As a former IRS agent, I've written several books about "Keeping More Money in Your Pocket" & provide strategic Tax Plans to hundreds of business owners each year to help them do just that!

**Visit www.abundantreturns.com or call 770-451-6330 -- we have services available for:
- Medical Professionals in private practice
- Small Business Owners
- 1099 Independent Contractors
- Individuals
- Couples filing jointly or separately

3 Signs You Need a Tax Strategy Review 💼If you're a business owner, freelancer, or 1099 earner — read this before you fi...
06/10/2026

3 Signs You Need a Tax Strategy Review 💼

If you're a business owner, freelancer, or 1099 earner — read this before you file another return.

Most entrepreneurs don't realize they're overpaying the IRS until it's too late to fix it. Here's how to know if YOU'RE one of them:

🚩 Sign #1: You only talk to your tax pro in April.
That means you have a tax preparer, not a tax strategist. Preparers file what already happened. Strategists plan BEFORE December so you owe less in the first place.

🚩 Sign #2: Your income changed this year.
A raise, a new contract, a breakout year — every income jump triggers new tax rules. S-Corp elections, quarterly estimated payments, retirement strategy. If no one ran the numbers, you're leaving money on the table.

🚩 Sign #3: You don't know your effective tax rate.
What percentage of your income did you pay to the IRS last year? If you can't answer that, you can't optimize it.

Here's the truth: a tax strategy review takes about an hour. My clients routinely save $5,000–$25,000 per year from a single review.

That's a vacation. A retirement contribution. A new hire. A paid-off card.

If any of these signs hit home — comment "REVIEW" below or send me a message. I'll share our free Tax Strategy Audit checklist so you can see where you stand.

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What surprised you MOST at tax time this year?Drop your answer in the comments (or vote in the Stories poll) — I'm colle...
06/09/2026

What surprised you MOST at tax time this year?

Drop your answer in the comments (or vote in the Stories poll) — I'm collecting the most common "tax-time shockers" from entrepreneurs and self-employed pros.

Comment A, B, C, or D — and if it was something else, tell me below. Your answer might shape my next free training.

Fact or Fiction?Tax planning is only for the wealthy.Fiction.Tax planning is for business owners who want to stop guessi...
06/04/2026

Fact or Fiction?
Tax planning is only for the wealthy.

Fiction.

Tax planning is for business owners who want to stop guessing, stop scrambling, and stop waiting until tax season to figure things out.

Whether you own a small business, are self-employed, run a Black-owned business, operate a women-owned company, or work as an entrepreneur, planning ahead matters.

Tax planning can help you review deductions, organize records, prepare for quarterly taxes, and make better financial decisions throughout the year.

Comment below: Yes, No, or Undecided
Do you think tax planning is only for the wealthy?

If you started your business as a sole proprietor, LLC, partnership, S corporation, or corporation, your tax rules may n...
06/03/2026

If you started your business as a sole proprietor, LLC, partnership, S corporation, or corporation, your tax rules may not all be the same.

Your structure can impact:

How income is reported.
Whether self-employment tax applies.
How you pay yourself.
What forms you file.
What planning options you have.

The question is not just, “Did I form an LLC?”
The better question is, “Is my current setup still the right fit for my business?”

Want a second look? Message Me - TAX REVIEW.

05/27/2026

Tax planning should not be a once-a-year panic.

Before year-end, every business owner should take time to review income, clean up expenses, check estimated tax payments, look for missed deductions, and schedule a tax review.

Why? Because missed receipts, messy books, and unclear deductions can cost you money or create unnecessary stress.

If you own a small business, run a Black-owned business, operate a women-owned company, or work for yourself, your records matter all year long.

Message me TAX REVIEW if you want a second look before tax season.

If you own a business, run a Black-owned business, operate a women-owned company, or work for yourself, your records matter year-round.

Register today: Event.registration_linkDid you know the IRS is using more data, analytics, and AI in parts of its compli...
05/26/2026

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Did you know the IRS is using more data, analytics, and AI in parts of its compliance work?

The IRS has stated that it uses technology, artificial intelligence, and advanced analytics to identify high-risk areas of noncompliance and fraud with greater accuracy.

For business owners, this is a reminder:

Tax planning cannot be a once-a-year panic. DON'T DELAY!

If you own a small business, run a Black-owned business, operate a women-owned company, or work for yourself, your records matter year-round.

Missed receipts, messy books, unclear deductions, and poor expense tracking can cost you money or create unnecessary stress.

Want a second look?

Message me TAX REVIEW.

05/21/2026

Are you underestimating how the IRS is using technology?

The IRS has shared that it is using data-driven approaches, advanced analytics, and AI capabilities in parts of its compliance work.

For business owners, this is a reminder: your tax strategy cannot be a once-a-year panic.

If you own a small business, run a Black-owned business, operate a women-owned company, or work for yourself, your records matter year-round.

Missed receipts, messy books, unclear deductions, and poor expense tracking can cost you money or create unnecessary stress.

Want a second look? Message me TAX REVIEW.

If you own a small business, run a Black-owned business, operate a women-owned company, or work for yourself, your records matter year-round.

05/20/2026

Tax Mistake of the Week

Forgetting to track expenses year-round.

Problem
Many entrepreneurs wait until tax season to organize receipts, mileage, subscriptions, and business purchases.

By then, details are missing.

Why It Matters
Missed tracking can mean missed deductions.

And missed deductions can mean paying more than necessary.

Do you track your business expenses monthly?

Poll options:

Yes

Not yet

Want a second look before tax season?

DM me “TAX REVIEW” for a ree consult and let’s see what you may be missing.

The IRS is using AI now.What does that mean for your business, your deductions, and your records?Join us for a Free Virt...
05/19/2026

The IRS is using AI now.

What does that mean for your business, your deductions, and your records?

Join us for a Free Virtual and In-Person Lunch & Learn:

How the IRS Is Using AI & The Impact on Your Business
June 19, 2026
12 PM to 2 PM ET

If you own a business, this is a conversation you do not want to miss.

Register today: Event.registration_link

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05/18/2026

Am I paying too much in taxes?

A lot of entrepreneurs ask this question after tax season.

But the better time to ask is before tax season.

You could be overpaying if you are missing deductions, not tracking expenses, skipping quarterly tax planning, or waiting until the last minute to organize your records.

The good news? You do not have to guess.

A simple tax review can help you see what may be missing and where you can plan smarter.

Message me “REVIEW” if you want a second look at your tax strategy.
Many entrepreneurs ask this question after tax season.

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