The income reclassification fix most CPAs never check
How a surgeon cut $102K off one year's bill by fixing how a $280K K-1 was filed.
Free live masterclass with Amanda Han, CPA & Matt MacFarland, CPA, MST
Without quitting your job, becoming a "real estate professional," or doing anything in the gray area.
How a surgeon cut $102K off one year's bill by fixing how a $280K K-1 was filed.
Six-figure write-offs for full-time W-2 couples, no real estate professional status needed.
How one physician moved an extra $196K into retirement instead of taxes.
Amanda Han & Matt MacFarland
Amanda started at a Big 4 firm, where for the wealthiest clients tax planning was part of everyday life. Everyone else just filed in April. She and Matt built Keystone around one idea: give every client the planning, not just the filing.
Everything you'll learn on Thursday comes from what they're doing right now for their clients and in their own portfolio.
Twelve yes-or-no questions to put to your current CPA before December 31. It takes five minutes, and it shows you exactly which conversations you've never had.
Delivered in the WhatsApp group when you registerIs my CPA planning, or just filing?
"I have saved $72,000 on taxes thanks to Keystone CPA."
"They saved us big time when they found some errors in our old tax returns."
"...lowered our taxable income by mid six figures and produces a six-figure tax refund."
"...that 45-minute call generated a 2.3x Return on Investment..."
"Amanda and Matt at Keystone CPA have been absolute game changers for me and my business."
"...he identified key mistakes in my previous tax filing that my current CPA had made."
"...the only regret I have is not starting with them from the beginning."
"From the very first conversation, they showed me strategies that made an immediate difference in my tax savings."
They were losing $542K a year to tax. Three strategies later, the bill was down by over $237K.
His old CPA said real estate couldn't help him. One reclassified K-1 later, he kept $102K.
One spouse stepped back from her job, and the household saved $105,000 in taxes.
About 100 hours on one short-term rental, and close to $80K in write-offs against his W-2.