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With a strong foundation in education and a commitment to diligence, Claud has dedicated their career to helping clients navigate the difficulty of taxes with ease. Passionate about staying up-to-date with the latest tax laws and regulations, Claud ensures every client receives personalized, accurate, and trustworthy service. Whether you’re an individual or a business, you can count on Claud to work tirelessly to secure your financial future. When you choose Clever Taxes, you’re not just getting a tax service—you’re gaining a partner who is invested in your success.

10/20/2026

Got a raise? Congratulations! 🎉 But does earning more mean paying more in taxes?

Here's what many people get wrong: moving into a higher tax bracket doesn't mean your entire income gets taxed at that higher rate.

Only the portion of your income that falls into the new bracket is taxed at that rate.

But a bigger paycheck is also a great reason to review your tax strategy. From retirement contributions to tax-saving opportunities, a little planning can help you keep more of what you earn.

💡 **More income should mean more opportunities, not more confusion.**

📅 Book a video call with the Clever Taxes team and find out how to make your money work smarter.

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10/19/2026

Filing your taxes without asking the right questions could mean missing out on valuable tax-saving opportunities.

Before you hit submit, make sure you understand your deductions, credits, and potential strategies to reduce your tax bill.

A little planning today could make a big difference tomorrow.

📅 **Don't just file. File smarter.**

Book a video consultation with the Clever Taxes team and let's make sure you're making informed tax decisions.

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10/18/2026

Moving from a high-tax state to a lower-tax state can sound like a smart financial move. But if you work remotely for an employer based in a state like New York, there may be another layer to consider.

New York has a “convenience of the employer” rule that can affect how wages are taxed when an employee works outside the state for personal convenience.

That means moving across the country doesn’t automatically mean your New York-source tax exposure disappears.

And this is about state taxes, before we even get into federal taxes.

If you’re a remote worker or content creator thinking about moving states, it’s worth getting the tax strategy right before you make the move.

Follow Clever Taxes Elite for more federal and state tax strategies.

*State tax rules vary and depend on your specific circumstances. Consult a qualified tax professional.*

10/17/2026

A business trip to Miami doesn’t automatically become a tax deduction just because you answered a few emails by the pool.

To potentially deduct travel expenses, you generally need a legitimate business purpose and must be traveling away from your tax home for business.

Qualifying expenses may include transportation, lodging and business-related meals, with meals generally subject to the 50% limitation.

The tricky part is mixing business and personal travel.

If you add personal days to a business trip, you need to properly separate the business portion from the personal portion.

Want help determining what is truly business versus personal?
DM us “WORK TRAVEL” and a member of the Clever Taxes Elite team can help set the record straight.

*Deductibility depends on the facts and circumstances and applicable IRS rules.*

**Business trip or vacation with a laptop? The IRS cares about the difference.**Travel expenses can potentially be deduc...
10/16/2026

**Business trip or vacation with a laptop? The IRS cares about the difference.**

Travel expenses can potentially be deductible when the trip has a legitimate business purpose and meets the requirements for business travel away from your tax home.

Depending on the circumstances, that can include **airfare, hotels, transportation and business meals**. But meals are generally subject to the 50% limitation.

The problem starts when business and personal travel get mixed together.

Adding a few vacation days doesn’t automatically make the entire trip deductible. You need to properly identify which expenses are actually business-related.

Before you book that next “business trip,” make sure you understand the tax rules.

📩 DM **“WORK TRAVEL”** and the Clever Taxes Elite team can help you understand what may qualify.

*Deductibility depends on the facts and circumstances and applicable IRS rules.*

10/15/2026

If you’re 50 or older and earn above the applicable income threshold, your retirement contribution strategy may be changing.

Under the new rules, certain higher-income workers making catch-up contributions will be required to make those catch-up contributions as Roth contributions.

That may sound like bad news at first, but there’s another way to look at it.

Roth 401(k) contributions are made with after-tax dollars, which can give you more tax diversification in retirement.

Instead of looking only at what saves you taxes today, it’s worth considering how your retirement income will be taxed later.

Want to see how this could fit into your overall tax strategy?
DM “ROTH” and our team can help you think through the options.

*Income thresholds and implementation rules apply. Consult a qualified tax professional.*

**50+ and making catch-up contributions? Pay attention to this change.**For certain higher-income earners, catch-up cont...
10/14/2026

**50+ and making catch-up contributions? Pay attention to this change.**

For certain higher-income earners, catch-up contributions may now need to go into a **Roth 401(k)** instead of being made on a pre-tax basis.

At first, that might sound like losing a tax deduction.

But Roth contributions can offer something valuable: **tax-free qualified withdrawals in retirement** and another source of retirement income that isn’t taxed the same way as traditional accounts.

So this isn’t simply about paying more taxes today. It’s about deciding **where you want to pay them, now or potentially later.**

If you’re approaching 50 or already making catch-up contributions, your retirement strategy may need a second look.

📩 DM **“ROTH”** and the Clever Taxes Elite team can help you explore your options.

*Income thresholds and implementation rules apply. Consult a qualified tax professional.*

09/25/2026

Car loan interest was generally not deductible on your federal tax return. But the rules have changed.

Under the new tax law, qualifying taxpayers may be able to deduct up to $10,000 of interest paid on a loan for a qualifying new vehicle.

There are income limitations, and the vehicle must meet specific requirements, including U.S. final assembly.

So before assuming your vehicle qualifies, there’s some analysis to do.

Want to know if your vehicle is eligible?
DM us “AUTO” and our team can help you evaluate it, including checking the vehicle details and VIN.

*Eligibility, income limitations and vehicle requirements apply. Consult a qualified tax professional.*

**Your car loan interest could now have tax value.**A new provision allows qualifying taxpayers to potentially deduct **...
09/24/2026

**Your car loan interest could now have tax value.**

A new provision allows qualifying taxpayers to potentially deduct **up to $10,000 in interest** paid on a loan for an eligible new vehicle.

But there’s a catch: **not every vehicle or taxpayer qualifies.** Income limits apply, and the vehicle must meet specific requirements, including being finally assembled in the United States.

That means the make and model alone may not be enough to determine eligibility.

🚗 Thinking your car might qualify? DM **“AUTO”** and the Clever Taxes Elite team can help review the vehicle details and VIN.

*Eligibility, income limitations and vehicle requirements apply. Consult a qualified tax professional.*

09/23/2026

There’s a new opportunity for eligible children under the new tax law that parents need to know about.

A qualifying child born between 2025 and 2028 may be eligible for a one-time $1,000 government contribution to a Trump Account.

Families may also be able to make additional contributions, and employers may have contribution options under the new rules.

The account is tax-deferred, meaning it’s important to understand that this is not the same as a Roth account.

That initial $1,000 is designed as a seed fund for your child’s future.

Want to understand how it works and whether your child qualifies?
DM us “SEED” and a member of the Clever Taxes Elite team can walk you through it.

*Eligibility, contribution limits and tax treatment are subject to applicable law and IRS guidance.*

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