Tax season is just around the corner, and it can be stressful for many. As tax season rapidly approaches, the mere thought of it may trigger anxiety for many. But fear not, because in this highly informative episode, you'll hear from tax expert Amber M. Storms, EA, alongside financial advisors Matthew Theal, Brent Pasqua, and Joshua Winterswyk. They’ll equip you with the essential knowledge and valuable strategies to successfully maneuver through this tax season. Get ready to learn about crucial dates and deadlines, potential pitfalls to avoid, and savvy deductions that can significantly lower your tax bill. Don't miss out on this empowering episode to take control of your taxes and feel confident about your financial future.

We invite Amber Storms of Collaborative Tax Partners to the podcast this week. Amber is an enrolled agent, which is the highest credential that is awarded by the IRS. She is passionate about helping her clients navigate through the complex and ever-changing tax landscape. Brent, Matthew, and Joshua discuss common mistakes Amber sees in her practice, collaborative tax planning, and some considerations to keep in mind as we approach the end of the year.

Joe Biden’s tax proposal has made its way to the House for discussion and there have been many changes made from the original plan. Brent, Matthew, and Joshua will discuss the key items that are in this proposal and who will be impacted by these possible changes.

Many people are preparing their taxes right now, so we thought this would be a great opportunity to talk about some tax saving strategies you can possibly implement. On today's show, Brent, Matthew, and Joshua discuss the different ways you can be proactive in your tax planning and some of the lesser known strategies.

There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about Social Security and how to collect it. So this week we'll cover some of the fundamental concepts on Social Security. We'll talk about how to find out what your benefit amount is, the pros and cons of collecting at different ages, and is Social Security taxable?