At what net worth level does it start making sense to see tax avoidance consulta
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Date: June 15th, 2024 9:49 PM
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Date: June 15th, 2024 9:59 PM Author: rickpanama
imo, you need to have businesses to give the accountants something to work with. if it's just w2 and typical cap gains, aside from basic shit like tax loss harvesting, etc. i'm not sure there is much to do.
now, there are exceptions, like if you're living in a high tax state like california and you have stock options in a private company that will ipo, or you're a bigtime sales or senior exec with huge bonuses. then you could look into doing a ning for the stock and asking your company to defer bonus payouts until a future date, etc.
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