Tax Planning

Tax Planning
Originally founded by CPAs, Focus has always put effective tax planning at the heart of our wealth management experience. And for good reason. Taxes, if not thought about strategically, can be one of the quickest ways to erode the gains from an otherwise solid financial plan. Effective tax planning is one of the most important ways to increase the chances of meeting your broader life goals, as taxes touch almost every element of wealth management — from investment strategies to planning for your retirement and legacy.
What you may be thinking:
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Are my retirement accounts as tax efficient as possible?
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How can I minimize the effect of taxes on my estate plan?
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How can I best marry the tax benefits I receive with my charitable giving?
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Am I paying more in taxes than I should be?
Our Approach
Our goal is to always help our clients create and maintain the greatest amount of after-tax wealth. Meaning we aren’t focused on the lowest tax bill in a specific year, but rather the lowest cumulative tax bill throughout your lifetime. Helping you implement a long-term tax-reduction strategy is an integral role of Focus advisors and has far-reaching effects on your overall financial strategy.
How Focus Helps

Our Tax Planning Conversations
- Income Tax Analysis & Planning
- Tax-Loss Harvesting
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One Big Beautiful Bill: A Summary for Tax Planning
The recently passed tax and spending package includes several notable changes that could have significant tax implications for your financial plan. Whether you’re focused on wealth preservation, retirement, or generational planning, here’s a quick look at some of what’s staying the same, what’s changing, and what’s completely new.
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