HeyJaredHidden Money Podcast
In the Hidden Money podcast, you'll learn how you can legally use the tax code to your financial advantage. There’s wealth inside the tax code. Taxes aren’t the enemy.Most people hate taxes (and pay more than they should).
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Need a Tax Plan But Have No Time (Oil & Gas) (opens the original)
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On this week's episode: most people assume tax deductions come from spending money you don't want to spend, and never ask what the tax code has already built in for anyone willing to take on real risk. The math nobody walks you through: 1. Every other investment keeps active and passive income in separate buckets — but a working interest in oil and gas gets treated as active, even when you're 100% passive. That's not a workaround. It's written directly into the tax code. 2. Buy $100,000 of Apple
If You Have High Income But No Time (opens the original)
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On this week's episode: high earners often assume the more they make, the more they owe, and don't ask what the tax code already has built in for them. Four things hiding in plain sight: $50,000 into the right strategy can come back as a $250,000 deduction — a five-time return, backed by an independent valuation, not a guess. If you clear $500,000 a year and skip tax strategy, your biggest expense isn't your mortgage. It's the IRS, and withholding hides the number so well most people never add i
The IRS Doesn't Care about Fair (opens the original)
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On this week's episode: two people can have the exact same income and still land tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars apart at tax time — and the IRS will never tell you why. Four things we unpack this week: Two employees with identical stock option packages can land 31 points apart on their effective tax rate. One paid under 1%. The other paid over 32%. Same income, same year, same opportunity. Sell "non-covered" stock without documenting what you originally paid for it, and the IRS doesn't
Tax Planning in Business (opens the original)
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On this week's episode: owners focus on their personal return and never ask what could be done inside the business itself. Four things we constantly see missed: 1. Your spouse already approves every big decision you make. They can be on the company 401(k) too — one business, two maxed-out retirements. 2. Twenty percent of your income, deductible, without spending a dollar. Most owners get a fraction of it and never find out why. 3. A swimming pool that was 100% deductible and the home office rul
What Are You Missing in Your Own Tax Planning? (opens the original)
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On this week's episode we turn it on the taxpayer. We look at the habits, assumptions, and easy shortcuts that quietly cost people money. Along the way: a client who rated us three out of five over a strategy that saved her $150,000, a man paying $780,000 a year in tax who said "it is what it is," and a state tax cliff that cut a family's charitable deduction in half. Get in touch: https://www.revotaxpayer.com/?utm_source=revo-taxpayer&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=s4e24-what-taxpayers-are-mis
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