Tax Return Review – “Covering Your Bases”

Bob and Sue earn most of their income through wages, but they also have a small photography business. In this review, Steven offers advice on reducing taxable income and planning for their tax liability throughout the year by using a combination of tax credits, retirement savings, and common expenses for small businesses.

 

 

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