5 Ways to Save your Business Money With Better Tax Planning

Andrea Ward and Matt Ward

Strategy is an important part of any business. When it comes to tax planning for your business, it's no different. Tax planning plays a huge part in helping your business save money. Formulate a tax plan that works for your business. By taking the time to review your business’s tax situation and taking advantage of opportunities to save, you can put your business in a better financial position.


Whatever method you choose, here are 5 ways to help you save your business money through tax planning.


A smart business owner is always on the lookout for ways to save cash. You may have a tight budget and need to find ways to cut costs. One way to save money is to do tax planning. Tax planning is an important part of business savings. By looking at your tax situation from a strategic standpoint, you can save your business money. Here are 5 ways to save your business money through tax planning:


1. Review your business structure

If you are just starting your business, review your business structure with a tax professional. This will ensure you are set up in the most tax-efficient way possible. If you have an established business, take a close look at your tax obligations.


2. Understand your tax obligations 

You could be paying more taxes than required. Are there any tax credits or deductions you are missing out on? 

Understanding your tax obligations will help you minimize your tax bill.


3. Do you qualify for tax incentives?

There are a number of tax incentives available to businesses, such as energy-saving tax credits and research and development tax credits. If you are eligible for any of these credits, be sure to take advantage of them.


4. Make use of tax advantaged accounts. 

If you are not already doing so, make use of tax-advantaged accounts. Accounts such as a 401(k), SEP or  IRA, can help you save on taxes.


5. Know the tax law changes. 
Tax laws are always changing, and it’s important to keep up with the latest changes. By staying up to date, you can ensure you are taking advantage of all the tax savings opportunities available to you.

Prioritizing Your Tax Planning Activities

If you want to save your business money through tax planning, you may be wondering what activities you should prioritize. The answer will vary depending on your specific business and tax situation.


The Bottom Line: Tax Planning Can Save Your Business Money.

Tax planning can make it break your business. Find a professional tax planner to ensure that you save your business money.  Call us on (817) 238-1360 or [EMAIL] us today. Our experienced tax planners will help set your business on the path to a better financial position.

Andrea Ward, CPA


Andrea has worked in the finance industry for nearly all of her professional life. Taking over the family business she continues to combine her tax and investment knowledge to leverage the investment power of money while reducing gains taxes paid to the IRS. She lives in the Fort Worth, Texas area, (although is happy to work with virtual clients all over the United States!) Andrea loves to travel and dabble in home decorating.

Matt Ward


Matt began helping clients in the insurance industry. However, he struggled with big business’s emphasis on selling rather than helping, so he came to work with the family business focusing on investment advisory. In his free time, he shreds the gnar on his snowboard and jams on drums and guitar (but not at the same time).

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