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Small Business Tax Planning in Colorado

Most Colorado business owners meet their accountant once a year, in April, after every decision that could have saved them money is already locked in. Tax planning is the opposite: a few focused conversations during the year that change what you owe before the year closes.

What tax planning actually changes

Who this is for

Contractors, retail and liquor stores, restaurants, real estate investors, consultants and trades businesses in Aurora, Denver and the Front Range earning roughly $80,000 or more in annual profit. Below that level planning still helps, but the entity question matters less.

How SB Tax and Accounting plans with you

  1. Review your last return and current year numbers.
  2. Project this year's tax bill under your current structure.
  3. Compare two or three changes and show the dollar difference for each.
  4. Implement the ones you choose, with quarterly check-ins so nothing slips.

Common questions

Is tax planning only for big companies?

No. The biggest percentage savings usually land on owners between $80,000 and $400,000 in profit, because that is where the S-Corp decision and retirement contributions make the most difference.

When should I start?

Now. Most strategies must be in place before December 31. A review in October or November still leaves time to act for the current year.

Do you work with businesses outside Aurora?

Yes. SB Tax and Accounting serves owners across the Denver metro and all of Colorado, in person or remotely.

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