058 - How Successful Business Owners Legally Pay Less in Taxes (Tax Attorney Explains)
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The seven most expensive words in the English language: "My accountant takes care of my taxes."
In this episode, Steve Burton sits down with Chief Tax Planner Edward Lyon to unpack how successful business owners legally reduce their tax burden, especially when preparing for a business sale.
Steve and Edward discuss:
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The critical difference between tax preparation and proactive tax planning
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Why most Main Street CPAs are not equipped for complex business exits
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How entity structure, compensation, and timing can dramatically impact your tax bill
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Why waiting until after you sign a letter of intent can cost you millions
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And more!
If you are a business owner thinking about selling in the next few years, or simply tired of writing larger and larger checks to the IRS, this conversation is a wake-up call. Prior planning creates flexibility, leverage, and significantly better after-tax outcomes.
Resources:
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Get your free personalized report at www.scaletosell.com/value
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Unlock your business's potential with our free Scale to Sell self-assessment
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Book your free discovery call with us today!
Connect with Our Team:
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Website: Scale to Sell
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info@scaletosell.com
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Facebook: Scale to Sell
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Instagram: Scale to Sell
Connect with Adam Burton and Steve Burton:
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LinkedIn: Adam Burton
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LinkedIn: Steve Burton
Connect with Edward Lyon:
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LinkedIn: Edward Lyon
About our Guest:
Edward Lyon is the Chief Tax Planner for Scale to Sell. He worked on Capitol Hill during the landmark 1986 Tax Reform Act and has been featured on Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, and CNBC. Known as "the funniest tax guy in America," Edward specializes in helping business owners legally reduce taxes, structure sophisticated exit strategies, and avoid costly planning mistakes before a sale.