HeyJaredThe Tax & Money Podcast
Join Megan Robin, a California tax attorney with a LL.M. in Taxation, as she breaks down complex tax topics and financial strategies into clear, actionable steps-so you can save money, avoid costly mistakes, and build a stronger business.
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- Sep 15, 2026
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The Problem With the “Pay $0 in Tax” Social Media Obsession (opens the original)
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A smaller tax bill this year isn't always evidence of better tax planning. In this episode, I unpack why the “pay $0 in tax” strategies that I'm seeing everywhere on YouTube lately can be dangerously simplistic, especially for high-income business owners and law-firm owners making decisions about retirement, real estate, deductions, Roth conversions, and long-term wealth planning. Sometimes the smartest tax move is not the one that makes this year’s return look best.
The Real Economics of Law Firm Payroll (opens the original)
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One of the most prestigious and historically stable law firms in the country recently lost six prominent partners to a competitor. That story made headlines in Big Law, but there are lessons in this story that apply to firms of every size. In this episode, I look at what this talent shake-up reveals about recruiting, compensation, retention, payroll, and profitability, and why law-firm owners may need to rethink what kind of business they’re actually running.
Your Firm Made $1 Million. Where Did It All Go? (opens the original)
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Your law firm made $1 million. So… where did it all go? For a lot of law firm owners, the answer is probably some combination of payroll and taxes and I’m going to spend plenty of time on both. But before getting tactical, I think there’s a bigger question worth asking. What were you hoping that $1 million law firm would actually give you? More take-home income? More freedom from doing the legal work yourself? A team that could operate without you? Or simply a practice you enjoy running that pay
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