Tax Planning
“Year-round strategic tax planning for business owners, high earners, and high-net-worth families.”
Tax Expert Today LLC is an American accounting and tax advisory firm in Naples, Florida.
“Year-round strategic tax planning for business owners, high earners, and high-net-worth families.”
“Federal IRS representation: notices, audits, payment plans, offers in compromise, penalty abatement.”
“Fractional CFO services, monthly close, KPI dashboards, and forecasting for growth-stage businesses.”
“Multigenerational estate and trust tax planning, gifting strategy, and beneficiary distribution planning.”
“FBAR, FATCA, FEIE, FTC, GILTI, Streamlined Procedures, and offshore disclosure for US persons abroad.”
“Forensic financial analysis, settlement tax modeling, QDRO planning, and innocent spouse relief.”
“Strategic advisory on entity structure, profitability, partner alignment, and exit planning.”
“California's top rate is 13.3%, the highest in the nation. If your income exceeds $1 million, you also pay a 1% mental health surcharge, bringing your effective top rate to 14.4%.”
“PTET (Pass-Through Entity Elective Tax) allows S-corps, partnerships, and LLCs to pay California tax at the entity level. This creates a federal deduction for the state tax paid, recovering value lost to the federal Salt Cap.”
“The Franchise Tax Board (FTB) is extremely aggressive and has a virtually unlimited audit window for residency disputes. They can audit returns dating back many years.”
“You're a statutory resident if you spend over 9 months in California per year, or a common-law resident if California is your domicile (true, fixed home). The FTB presumes you're a resident unless you prove otherwise. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“You owe California tax on the spread (fair market value minus exercise price) when you exercise, not when you sell. If your option is underwater, you owe no tax on exercise.”
“No. Florida doesn't use a 183-day bright-line rule.”
“No. The homestead exemption applies only to your primary residence.”
“Florida has no state income tax on individuals, partnerships, S-corporations, or trusts. C-corporations pay a 5.5% corporate tax. This is one of Florida's biggest tax advantages, but you must be a true resident to benefit from it. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“If you sell your primary residence, you lose homestead exemption effective immediately. The Save Our Homes cap resets when you buy a new home and apply for new homestead exemption. If you're buying and selling in the same year, timing matters. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“Generally, the state where your business operates taxes the business itself. So a Georgia business pays Georgia taxes.”
“Yes. Georgia's current 5.39% flat rate is scheduled to gradually decrease to 4.99% under HB 1437, as state budget conditions allow. This makes timing of income recognition potentially valuable for high-income earners or business owners. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“No. Unlike California or Delaware, Georgia does not impose a franchise tax or annual business registration fee based on revenue. This is one advantage of doing business in Georgia compared to some other states. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“Yes. Georgia conforms to the federal QBI deduction, allowing eligible business owners to exclude up to 20% of qualified business income from taxation. Some states don't allow this, so Georgia's conformity is valuable for business owners. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“No. Texas is one of nine states with no individual, corporate, or business income tax.”
“For 2024, if your gross revenue is less than $2.47 million, you owe no franchise tax. The threshold increases annually. If you exceed the threshold, you owe franchise tax on the full gross revenue, not just the excess over the threshold. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“If you have sufficient nexus in Texas (sales above certain thresholds), you must collect Texas sales tax. The Wayfair rule makes it mandatory for most remote sellers. We advise on nexus and collection obligations if you sell to Texas customers. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
“It depends. Since Texas has no state income tax, the main benefit of S-corp election is federal self-employment tax savings.”
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