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06/09/2026

One of the fastest ways to grow a business is to stop trying to be the expert at everything.

The most successful business owners regularly seek advice from people with different skill sets:

- Tax professionals
- Attorneys
- Marketing experts
- Business coaches
- Exit planning advisors
- Industry specialists

The biggest bottlenecks in a business often show up in areas outside your expertise.

A good advisor can help you spot risks, avoid expensive mistakes, and identify opportunities you may never have considered on your own.

Sometimes the most valuable investment isn’t another tool or software subscription.

It’s getting the right people at the table and asking better questions.

What’s one area of your business where outside expertise could save you time, money, or stress? Let me know below.

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06/08/2026

Most business owners focus on tax deductions, not enough focus on the paperwork that supports them.

When you implement things like accountable plans, employee reimbursements, retirement plans and major business decisions, you should be documenting them somewhere.

That’s where meeting minutes and internal records can become valuable.

The IRS wants to know what you deducted and why. They need evidence for all of that.

Good documentation won’t prevent an audit, but it can make defending your tax positions much easier.

If you’re implementing tax strategies but not documenting them properly, send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #92
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

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06/06/2026

A lot of business owners form an LLC or corporation, then completely ignore the business formalities afterward.

From a legal perspective, one of the biggest things courts look at is whether you’re actually operating like a real business:

- Separate bank accounts
- Clean bookkeeping
- No co-mingling personal/business funds
- Proper documentation and records

That’s why things like meeting minutes, business decisions, and internal documentation can matter more than people realize.

The goal is to show the business operates as its own legitimate entity, not just your personal spending account.

And yes, rules vary by state, so legal guidance matters here.

If you want your business structured properly from both a tax and operational standpoint, send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #92
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

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06/06/2026

If you’re bringing advisors, partners, or team members together for legitimate business meetings, some of the travel expenses may qualify as business deductions.

That can include:

- Airfare
- Hotels
- Rental cars
- Transportation
- Business meals

The IRS wants the trip to have a real business purpos,e not just a vacation with one quick meeting thrown in.

That means having documents like the agenda, notes, attendees, meeting purpose and receipts could be helpful to you.

And if part of the trip is personal, that portion generally isn’t deductible.

The strategy is in the planning not just the write-off.

If you want to structure business travel the right way, send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #92
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

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06/03/2026

An LLC and an S-Corp are NOT the same thing.

An LLC is a legal entity.
An S-Corp is a tax election with the IRS.

That’s why you can

- Have an LLC taxed as an S-Corp OR
- Form a corporation and elect S-Corp status directly

From a tax filing standpoint, they can look very similar.

But one reason many advisors prefer the “LLC taxed as an S-Corp” route is flexibility.

If the S-election no longer makes sense later, the LLC can generally revert back to its default tax treatment more easily. A corporation that drops S-status is typically taxed as a C-Corp afterward.

That doesn’t mean one structure is automatically better, it depends on income, goals, liability concerns, and long-term plans.

If you’re confused about which setup actually makes sense for your business, send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #91
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

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06/02/2026

If you’re self-employed, your next estimated tax payment is due June 15, 2026 with the IRS.

And this is where a lot of business owners get caught off guard.

No one is withholding taxes for you. The IRS expects entrepreneurs to pay throughout the year, not just at tax time.

That’s why estimated payments generally happen:
- April
- June
- September
- January

And yes, the June deadline feels weird because it mainly covers income from April and May.

If you don’t have a system for this yet, now’s the time to fix it before underpayment penalties start stacking up.

The good news? You can pay directly through IRS payment portals online.

If you need help setting this up or figuring out what you should be paying, send me a message.

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09/20/2022

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