Small Business Tax Planning Services
Stop Waiting Until Tax Season to Find Out Where You Stand………….
FL Pro Business Services helps Florida small business owners make tax decisions year-round — not just at filing time.
We review your books, entity structure, deductions, owner compensation, estimated payments, and growth plans so you can reduce tax surprises and make more confident financial decisions.
What Does a Tax Expert Advisor do for you?.
A professional tax advisor helps you to minimize your tax liability and capitalize on tax deductions, a tax consultant may be the way to go. With more expertise than standard tax preparers, tax consultants can help with tax planning, inheritance issues, charitable giving and other complex tax situations. Often, these advisors have training in tax law or accounting. Fees vary, depending on the scope of work and the skill and experience of the tax consultant.
(Strategic Financial & Tax Review) **
2-Year Historical General Ledger Audit: A deep-dive review of historical general ledgers to identify book misclassifications, overlooked deductions, and historical tax overpayments eligible for refund.
Operational Cash Flow Burn Check: A precise assessment of operational expense leakage, working capital reserves, vendor payment terms, and liquidity risks across your credit facilities.
Custom Strategic Growth Roadmap: A written executive action plan detailing custom KPI tracking frameworks, proactive tax-reduction strategies, and financial systems optimization recommendations.
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Tax Planning Strategies
Any successful tax planning strategy centers around three themes; reducing income, increasing deductions and utilization of the lower tax rates available.
Review and Write off any Bad Debts
As you are entitled to a deduction in the year your write off a bad debt, identifying bad debtors and writing them off is an easy, cost effective strategy and should be done on a regular basis. However, in order to receive the deduction, there must be no prospect of recovering the outstanding debt and if it is later recovered, it must be included as assessable income.
Review Timing of your Invoices
Whilst it is always a good idea to prepare and send out interim invoices for work partially completed, care should be taken especially if an interim invoice is going to be raised close to 30 June and the work will be completed early July. In this scenario, it may be prudent from a tax perspective to invoice for the completed job in July (or, January for calendar years), (and have the income assessed in the following financial year) rather than have a part of the income assessed in the current financial year.
Review your Inventory at Year End
Many businesses fail to review their inventory, in particular for either obsolete or damaged items. These items generally have significantly lower values than current or undamaged stock, yet they are still valued at their full value. By revaluing these items, you can create a further deduction for your business.
