Get a second opinion if you believe you're paying to much tax
Overview
If you’re feeling frustrated with your current accountant and suspect you might be overpaying on taxes, it’s time to consider a Go Deep Tax Strategy Session. This session provides you with expert advice and guidance to ensure you’re not missing out on potential savings.
Even if you’ve received feedback from your accountant and believe there’s room for improvement, seeking a second opinion can be beneficial. Just as a specialist uses advanced technology to diagnose health issues, this high-quality advisory session can help identify opportunities for tax savings and optimize your financial strategy.
Introducing the Concepts & Results go deep tax strategy session
Our Go Deep Tax Strategy Session is designed to provide you with a second opinion on your tax situation and offer valuable insights into the performance of your investments and business.
For just $700 plus GST, you’ll receive a thorough review and actionable recommendations. Plus, we guarantee that you’ll discover at least $700 in tax savings or we’ll refund your money.
What you'll come away with...
- A clear understanding of how much extra tax you are paying and why.
- Possible recommendations on how to fix any over payment of tax from previous years.
- A tax framework of strategies that will save you tax for many years to come.
- How to use your tax savings to fund investments.
- Possible tax structures for your business and investments.
So who is a 2nd opinion right for?
- If you believe your current accountant may have you paying more than your fair share of tax and you want a 2nd opinion.
- You're tired seeing others around you doing stuff and you just want to get started but don't know how.
- You'd like someone who can give you real and practical solutions on reducing your tax.
- You'd like a pro-active accountant who actually cares about your future.
- You're thinking of changing accountants but you wish to know how much better off you would be with Concepts & Results.
Is it time to change to a new accountant?
There’s no better time to start doing what your accountant should have done years ago