Election week 2024 is upon us, so today, we’re taking a close look at what political shifts could mean for taxes and your overall financial strategy. With the national debt skyrocketing to $36 trillion, the results of this election could significantly influence future tax policies. Join us as we explore the differing approaches to taxation from the two major political parties and how these changes might shape the economic landscape in the years ahead.
Most of us think about taxes once a year, around April 15th. We gather our documents, either to do it ourselves or hand them over to a CPA. This is tax preparation- looking back at the past year, compiling necessary forms, and filing your taxes. Tax planning, on the other hand, is a proactive strategy. It involves looking ahead and making decisions that will minimize your tax liability in the future. Join Scott and Marc as they discuss how effective tax planning can create significant financial advantages for high-earning pilots.
Tax planning might not be the most exciting topic, but it's certainly an important one. In this week’s episode, Scott and Marc chat about the differences between traditional 401ks and the increasingly popular Roth 401k when it comes to taxes. For pilots, the 401k is often the largest wealth-building tool, so it’s very important to understand how to navigate them and how they could affect your taxes now and in the future.
Many people default to Traditional IRAs or 401(k) plans simply because it's the path of least resistance. Employers often enroll new hires in these plans automatically, and many financial advisors and CPAs recommend them for immediate tax benefits. But is this always the best strategy for your long-term financial picture?
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