A free training from an 18 year New York CPA featured in The Wall Street Journal. The same 4 leak framework that found one consultant $38,000 in a single year. Same revenue. Different structure.
Your CPA files what already happened. They cannot change what you didn't decide before December 31. Every strategy in this training works for one reason: it happens before the year closes. That is the whole game. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it.
Why your CPA isn't the problem, and the planning job that was never assigned to anyone. It's the reason two owners with identical income can have $40,000 different tax bills.
The S-Corp math most owners have never had explained to them, and the 60 second test inside the training that tells you if it applies to you.
The moves that permanently expire on December 31, and why waiting for tax season quietly locks in another full year of overpaying.
Consulting business owner. $540K combined income: $300K W-2 plus $240K consulting LLC. Three years in business with no entity review, no retirement plan, and no projection.
Full self-employment tax on $240K of consulting income. No S-Corp. Wrong W-4. No retirement vehicle. An April surprise every year for three years.
$38,000 in year-one savings. Self-employment tax reduced by $23,000. $55,000 moved pre-tax. No April surprise for the first time in three years.
Four specific moves, in a specific order, all before December 31. The training walks through each one and shows why the sequence matters as much as the moves.
"He didn't earn a dollar more. He just stopped donating five figures to the IRS."
The startup decision most owners never revisit, and the $20,000 to $80,000 a year it quietly costs. Inside the training: how to know if it's costing you.
Why two owners with identical income can have $40,000 different tax bills, and why more write-offs was never the answer.
The single deadline nobody can amend, and the moves that permanently expire if you wait for tax season to think about taxes.
What owners over $150K do differently through the year, so every window gets caught before it closes.
All four broken down in 20 minutes. Free.
The money you stop sending to the IRS goes into a solo 401(k) or defined benefit plan, compounding for decades on your behalf.
$30K to $80K in annual tax savings is a down payment, a faster payoff, or a vacation property. It's inside your revenue right now.
Tax savings fund the hire you've been delaying, the equipment, the product line. Your business grows faster.
Keeping more, year after year, separates owners who build lasting wealth from the ones who just have high revenue.
When you stop overpaying taxes, you decide where the money goes. Not the IRS.
Busayo Ogunsanya, CPA, MTax is the Managing Partner of BigApple CPA Tax & Advisory. Before founding the firm, he built his career at Ernst & Young, KKR, and J.P. Morgan.
Here's everything waiting on the other side of the form:
Worst case: 20 minutes confirms your structure is airtight and you sleep better tonight. Best case: you find five figures. Both outcomes beat not knowing.
Free. Instant. The December window is the one deadline the IRS never extends.