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05/28/2026

If you own an S-corp and a home, you’re probably leaving thousands of dollars on the table every year.
The Augusta Rule — named after Augusta, Georgia, where Masters week homeowners famously rent out their houses — lets you rent your home up to 14 days a year, totally tax-free.

Here’s where it gets interesting for S-corp owners:
→ Your S-corp rents your home from you (for a real business purpose — board meetings, strategy retreats, etc.)
→ Your business deducts the rent expense
→ You collect the cash personally
→ Under the Augusta Rule, you pay zero tax on it

Quick example using my own home in Denver: ~$1,000/night × 10 nights = $10K deduction. At a 32% bracket, that’s ~$3,200 in tax savings — every single year.

The catch is documentation. You need a real business purpose, defensible rates, and proper paperwork.

Comment AUGUSTA and I’ll send you the template agreements plus a full walkthrough video so you can use this strategy this year.

05/27/2026

“My CPA saved me so much money this year I bought him a $180 steak.” That’s Will Retherford — runs Citizens of Sound, a podcast production company out of Tulsa.

When he came to us, he didn’t know what he didn’t know about taxes. His previous CPA was doing tax prep, not tax strategy — and like a lot of S-corp owners, he was leaving real money on the table every year.

We dialed in his S-corp structure, optimized his deductions, and built him a system where he actually understands where his money is going. The result: meaningful tax savings, and apparently a celebratory steak dinner.

If your CPA hasn’t earned a $180 steak this year, comment STEAK and we’ll show you what proactive S-corp tax management actually looks like.

05/26/2026

“My CPA saved me so much money this year I bought him a $180 steak.”
That’s Will Retherford — runs Citizens of Sound, a podcast production company out of Tulsa.

When he came to us, he didn’t know what he didn’t know about taxes. His previous CPA was doing tax prep, not tax strategy — and like a lot of S-corp owners, he was leaving real money on the table every year.

We dialed in his S-corp structure, optimized his deductions, and built him a system where he actually understands where his money is going. The result: meaningful tax savings, and apparently a celebratory steak dinner.

If your CPA hasn’t earned a $180 steak this year, comment STEAK and we’ll show you what proactive S-corp tax management actually looks like.

05/20/2026

If you switched your business from a sole prop to an S-corp, there’s a good chance you accidentally lost your home office and mileage deductions.
Sole props deduct that stuff right on Schedule C. S-corp owners are technically employees — and employees can’t deduct unreimbursed business expenses anymore.
The fix:
→ Set up an Accountable Plan
→ Your S-corp reimburses you tax-free for business expenses
→ Business gets the deduction, you get the money back, zero tax on the reimbursement
For a typical S-corp owner with normal mileage, home office, and phone use, that’s around $10K in deductions and $3K+ in real tax savings every year.
Comment ACCOUNTABLE and I’ll send you the template Accountable Plan and reimbursement spreadsheet we use with clients.

We're rolling out our new Tax Dashboards for self-serve, on-demand tax estimates.  See the full picture, all year long:1...
11/03/2025

We're rolling out our new Tax Dashboards for self-serve, on-demand tax estimates. See the full picture, all year long:
1️⃣ Integrate with QuickBooks
2️⃣ See your s-corp's taxable income
3️⃣ Head to the Personal Dashboard to see how much tax you'll owe

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