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The $10,000 Mistake You’re Probably Making Every Tax Season

The $10,000 Mistake You’re Probably Making Every Tax Season

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George Dimov isn’t your average tax guy. He’s the one people call after their DIY filing goes horribly wrong. In this episode, George breaks down why even high earners and finance pros are missing massive savings, and how early planning and the right structure can mean the difference between overpaying and winning the long game.

Key Discussion Points:

  • The most common tax mistakes professionals and founders make
  • Why tax apps and quick DIY filing often lead to surprise bills
  • How equity comp, crypto, and stock sales create hidden tax traps
  • The right (and wrong) way to structure your business
  • Why February is too late to start thinking about tax strategy
  • The secret to reducing your alternative minimum tax
  • Why George’s firm is always on call—weekends and all
  • What upcoming tax law changes could mean for busy professionals

Takeaways:

  • Most tax savings are lost due to lack of early planning—not lack of tools
  • Choosing the wrong business structure can cost you tens of thousands
  • Your CPA should be a partner, not a paper pusher
  • The earlier you plan, the more you keep—and the fewer surprises come April

Closing Thoughts:

George Dimov believes tax season should be a celebration, not a scramble. His mission is simple: empower clients with clarity, strategy, and hands-on support—so they can build wealth without worrying what’s around the corner.

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