7 Reasons Your Tax Bill Is Too High
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Most people think taxes are something you deal with once a year.
In reality, taxes impact nearly every financial decision you make.
The problem?
The IRS doesn’t make tax-saving opportunities obvious — and most people only find out what they missed after it’s too late to do anything about it.
That’s why proactive tax planning matters.
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WHAT THIS GUIDE COVERS
Inside this free guide, you’ll learn:
Why high tax bills usually aren’t caused by income — but by missing strategy
How the wrong business entity structure can quietly cost you thousands every year
Ways business owners legally move money out of their business tax-free
How strategies like the Augusta Rule work (and why most people never use them)
Why timing matters when it comes to estimated tax payments
How higher-income earners go beyond basic deductions with smarter planning
WHO THIS IS FOR?
This guide is especially helpful if you:
Own a business or are self-employed
Earn a higher income and feel like taxes keep increasing
Want to stop reacting at filing time and start planning ahead
Suspect you’re overpaying but aren’t sure where the leaks are
If you’re serious about keeping more of what you earn — this guide will change how you think about taxes.
Meet Robert Kershaw
Robert Kershaw is the owner of Kershaw Tax Advisory, where he helps business owners and high-income individuals reduce taxes through proactive planning — not last-minute filing.
His approach focuses on:
Strategy before tax season
Clean documentation and compliance
Long-term planning instead of one-time fixes
This guide highlights the same strategies used in real client tax plans.
Reading the Guide Is Step One
Applying It Is Where the Savings Happen
Many of the strategies in this guide:
Must be implemented before year-end
Depend on correct entity and payroll setup
Require proper documentation to hold up under IRS review
That’s why most people never use them — and why planning matters.
If the guide resonates, the next step is a one-on-one strategy conversation to see what applies to you.