
We can explore tax strategies while investing to maximize opportunities. Below are some examples of those strategies, bearing in mind that each strategy will be different depending on your unique situation.
TAX PLANNING WITH INVESTMENTS

Key Takeaways
Tax-efficient investment strategies can complement traditional portfolios by helping investors:
o Reduce current taxable income
o Defer or eliminate all types of client income-associated taxes
o Increase after-tax portfolio returns
o Enhance long-term wealth creation

*Assumes 37% Federal Income Tax and 3.99% State Income Tax.
Investment in Bonus Depreciation assumes the deduction is leveraged at 2x, and Investment in Oil and Gas assumes a 90% tax deduction in the first year. For Bonus Depreciation, whether the income being offset is passive or active depends on each individual investor’s unique circumstances.
*Investments discussed may be speculative, illiquid and involve significant risk, including the loss of principal
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