Year-End Tax-Savings Tips for Small-Business Owners and Entrepreneurs
Here at SWC, we’re currently meeting with clients to project what they’re likely to owe in 2022 and discuss ways that they can reduce their tax liability for this year and beyond. In preparation for these meetings, it’s always a good idea for clients to start thinking about steps they can take to lower their upcoming tax bill.
Last week, we presented 6 Personal Tax Savings Steps for Individuals to Take Now — Before End of Year 2022. This week, we turn our attention to tax-savings tips for small-business owners and entrepreneurs.
With only about two months remaining in 2022, time is quickly running out to take advantage of a few attractive tax deductions/credits available only to business owners and entrepreneurs. If you’re planning to delay taking on certain expenses until 2023, you may want to reconsider your approach after reading this post. Some deductions/credits may not be available in 2023, or they may be significantly reduced.
There are four steps that — if you take now — could result in considerable tax savings.
Step 1: Maximize your retirement plan contributions.
If your business already has a retirement plan, consider maximizing tax-deductible contributions before the end of the year. If your business doesn’t have a retirement plan, now’s a good time to consider starting one. With a retirement plan in place, you can make tax-deductible contributions to the plan that grow tax-free until the funds are withdrawn. A retirement plan is a great way for you and your employees to build wealth while reducing your tax burden.
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