How to Pay Less Taxes to The IRS | Accountant Explains

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2025

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  • @clearvaluetax9382
    @clearvaluetax9382  Год назад +9

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  • @fgbowen
    @fgbowen Год назад +11

    1:17 - Sir! You are Amazing!!! You Organize your videos SO well - Incredibly clear and concise and helpful.

    • @clearvaluetax9382
      @clearvaluetax9382  Год назад +3

      Thank you for all the support fgbowen!

    • @fgbowen
      @fgbowen Год назад

      @@clearvaluetax9382- well sir - absolutely 100% you deserve it.

  • @randymouser3816
    @randymouser3816 Год назад +211

    The best LEGAL way to not pay taxes to governments is...to not make ANY money at all.

    • @raganidze
      @raganidze Год назад +11

      In other words spend it all legally pre-tax:)

    • @IKIshesDivine
      @IKIshesDivine Год назад +3

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅

    • @grQTbVMrZ
      @grQTbVMrZ Год назад +6

      Cash only business lol

    • @amandalee714
      @amandalee714 Год назад +5

      Best non legal way, act crazy and get them to send YOU money!! 😈

    • @YashaswinPathangi-hi4kl
      @YashaswinPathangi-hi4kl Год назад

      But then you can’t afford basic necessities.

  • @agarci7
    @agarci7 Год назад +44

    This beautiful man helped me through the pandemic with so much info, and he's still banging out quality content

  • @SKZ1360
    @SKZ1360 Год назад +127

    Brian is the real deal, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

  • @southeastoriginal5668
    @southeastoriginal5668 Год назад +42

    This is definition of SOLID ADVICE!!! Thanks bro people charge for this simple stuff but make it complicated

  • @mw3516405
    @mw3516405 Год назад +7

    Brian🌿 Thank you for not forgetting us! We appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience,! 🎄

  • @scc12321
    @scc12321 Год назад +91

    You're literally my hero Brian I learn so much from you. Thank you for teaching me things we should be learning in high school

    • @NE0Nwhip
      @NE0Nwhip Год назад

      The point of school is to brainwash instead of prepare you for life

    • @CarlosPlumbingNMoreToolReviews
      @CarlosPlumbingNMoreToolReviews Год назад +2

      He should be an elective in High School 😎👍🏼

  • @srikanthmaganty524
    @srikanthmaganty524 Год назад +19

    I really appreciate your channel and the valuable insights you provide on various govt situations that personally helped me to stay ahead..❤

  • @matthewtaylor6564
    @matthewtaylor6564 Год назад +4

    As my father, once told me make as much money as you can, because most can’t and then worry about the taxes later

  • @gabunir
    @gabunir Год назад +8

    This is actually really good advice. Good refresher for people too. Great video.

  • @AndrewM83
    @AndrewM83 Год назад +12

    Protect this guy with all costs! We all need Brian!

  • @govind90
    @govind90 Год назад +13

    Excellent breakdown of tax savings options. Well done.

  • @GenesisZeroTechnology
    @GenesisZeroTechnology Год назад +2

    Just made my 529 savings plan. Thanks Brian! I appreciate your hardwork!

  • @MichaelPilit
    @MichaelPilit Год назад

    YOU ARETHE ONE "Clear value Tax" WHO ALWAYS TELLING US THE ACCURATE INFO AND THE LATEST INEWS!!!!!! YOU DESERVED TO HAVE ALMOST TWO MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!!!!!!!!!!

  • @KandiNBeyond
    @KandiNBeyond Год назад +64

    Hey Brian, long time watcher, I was wondering if you'd be able to consider an updated 1099 for gig workers video. I am just getting into this and would love to keep doing it, but I am completely lost with taxes, Sending love and holiday wishes❤

    • @trailblazer8276
      @trailblazer8276 Год назад +14

      I agree! Brian, can you help us with more tax deductions with us self employed!

    • @frescosmalls
      @frescosmalls Год назад +8

      Set aside 30% of your 1099 income for taxes! Pay taxes quarterly also to avoid interest penalties from the IRS.

    • @lscorpiusl605
      @lscorpiusl605 Год назад +2

      Just open up an LLC and run all of your income through the LLC

  • @nikc.4113
    @nikc.4113 Год назад +4

    Brian I absolutely lovvveeee this channel! Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge and wisdom with us. May GOD continue to BLESS you for this!

  • @jacobfoley9684
    @jacobfoley9684 Год назад +21

    How about just delete the irs

  • @l.ls.8890
    @l.ls.8890 Год назад +1

    I definitely loved getting this information today as it refreshed my memory on some things that I do not use but have friends that do.

  • @joannafull3727
    @joannafull3727 Год назад +8

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge Brian. I am truly grateful to you. 👍🙏

  • @cyclingxventures
    @cyclingxventures Год назад +4

    I'm a tax accountant, and I come to you, Brian, for my goodies :D thank you!!!

  • @hwasookyung
    @hwasookyung Год назад +59

    Tax loss harvesting has a limit. It was 3k in 2021.
    Lost about 20k, but was only able to deduct 3k. The limit might be a bit higher now.

    • @tonywong8134
      @tonywong8134 Год назад +31

      You can carry it over the next three years I believe. So you can claim another three grand next tax year.
      EDIT: According to intuit, you can do this indefinitely until your losses are used up

    • @Ageleo
      @Ageleo Год назад +1

      Do you need to do anything special to carry over the losses forward?

    • @tonywong8134
      @tonywong8134 Год назад +6

      @@Ageleo No. Also, see the edit. You can do this until your losses are used up.

    • @Ageleo
      @Ageleo Год назад

      @@tonywong8134
      So when I do my taxes, it should just automatically carry over then?
      Got it, thanks you. I'm down about 10k this year. Too bad it's gonna take 4 years to get all of that back.

    • @tonywong8134
      @tonywong8134 Год назад +4

      @@Ageleo No, it does not automatically carry over. You need to do the 3000 max every year. So this year it will be 3k, 2024 it will be 3k, 2025 it will be 3k, and 2026 it will be 1k. Assuming you don't have any realized capital gains. There is an IRS form you will need to fill out when you carry it over next year.

  • @Shanoobpp
    @Shanoobpp Год назад +18

    The video is very informative, well made, and easy to follow for anyone.

  • @ChristinaMoralesMindfuqed
    @ChristinaMoralesMindfuqed Год назад +9

    We knew brian had money in the family 😢 he just using his higher education skills to do right by the people❤

  • @SithLordmatthew
    @SithLordmatthew Год назад

    I just did the end of the year expenses big time bought another major lawn mower last week to replace the older one in my fleet. 22,000 off my business income to go with the 23,000 for its sister mower we bought this spring . Add in some replacement 2 cycle equipment and I have close to 50k in new purchase write offs this year.

  • @lydiah7184
    @lydiah7184 Год назад +1

    Great video, thanks! You’re reminding me to purchase things I need for my small business NOW.

  • @CRpatriot
    @CRpatriot 4 месяца назад

    I love your videos, so glad I came across them. Thank you so much for the knowledge.

  • @reedmusic
    @reedmusic Год назад

    I love this new format. Thanks!

  • @kennethchow3996
    @kennethchow3996 Год назад +7

    Happy Holidays, Brian! Thank you for your wonderful advice. I always used the pre tax commuter benefit and fsa to reduce taxes.

  • @arthurtam9714
    @arthurtam9714 Год назад

    That's why we love you so much Brian! Thanks for all the reminders for us!

  • @WheresTheM3tal
    @WheresTheM3tal Год назад +5

    Just check the “exempt” box when filling out your w-4 🤷🏻‍♂️😉

    • @Hateithere85
      @Hateithere85 13 дней назад

      Yeah but don't you have to pay that back when you file?

    • @WheresTheM3tal
      @WheresTheM3tal 7 дней назад +1

      @ I wouldn’t know. That time of my life, I just never filed 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @franciscoflores9915
    @franciscoflores9915 Год назад +7

    Keep up the great content, very much appreciated Brian!

  • @rachelledalomb5
    @rachelledalomb5 Год назад +7

    You explain things so well! Thank you so much for all the info!

  • @mauricescott4675
    @mauricescott4675 Год назад +2

    Great job for the ones don't know about this help is always needed and your good at that

  • @rosebloom2518
    @rosebloom2518 Год назад +5

    Happy Monday Brian!!! Have a great day!🌺☀️

  • @natalieyt1851
    @natalieyt1851 Год назад +1

    Don't forget about the new energy credits

  • @rolandorivera5469
    @rolandorivera5469 Год назад +8

    Thank you Brian love ur videos.

  • @Biochem1921
    @Biochem1921 Год назад +12

    Thank you very much Brian for taking the time and making this very important video.

  • @jojoc5575
    @jojoc5575 Год назад +2

    Thank you Brian! I learn alot from you and i Appreciate all your videos.

  • @charliehoss1614
    @charliehoss1614 Год назад +1

    Brian is for the people

  • @kdefensemartialarts8097
    @kdefensemartialarts8097 Год назад +3

    Thank you for your videos.

  • @303topgun
    @303topgun Год назад

    thanks for sharing information. Lot of cpa wont even tell you all the things this video did. The slides and animation helped as i have adhd and would have lost focus.

  • @MerakiEleven
    @MerakiEleven Год назад +82

    I’m in such a hard spot when it comes to maximizing tax benefits. I’m single, no kids, make 170k and can’t take advantage of any tax benefits because I make too much - not even deductions for student loan interest. They already take out so much in taxes, very annoying.

    • @Dumbluck14
      @Dumbluck14 Год назад +7

      Extremely annoying. And I am personally sick of it.

    • @aNotoriousNerd
      @aNotoriousNerd Год назад +13

      I’ve thought of that too. However maximizing on tax deductions doesn’t nearly come close to the liability costs of having children.

    • @wadej769
      @wadej769 Год назад +14

      Def max out your 401K or retirement plan. Got mine at 25% of gross now given it is pre-tax. Better then giving that money to U Sam

    • @brandon8531
      @brandon8531 Год назад +37

      Don’t complain. Most people would love to be making $170k.

    • @Lovepinkdress
      @Lovepinkdress Год назад +7

      Same here and this is not enough to live in NY😢

  • @comicbookmoney3286
    @comicbookmoney3286 Год назад +6

    more of these tax shelter vids please, thanks for the good stuff

  • @luciid9072
    @luciid9072 Год назад +1

    These videos are always appreciated. Thank you for all you do!

  • @phul4619
    @phul4619 Год назад +1

    Love the slides. Very useful. If you can do slides with your future videos too that would be great! Thank you for all that you do!

  • @a13xl
    @a13xl Год назад

    I really liked the illustrations. Very visual for me. Thank u for this video.

  • @OvernightSuccess721
    @OvernightSuccess721 Год назад

    Hey thanks for this video and the YT algorithm for putting it in front of me.
    I found about $5500 I was going to have to spend in early 2024, but moved up the schedule to get the reduction to my tax liability.
    Best part is I have 90 payment terms from where I paid it, so I should have my tax return efiled and direct deposited by the time the payment is due.
    I’ll take the small win.
    Thanks.

    • @foxxrider250r
      @foxxrider250r Год назад

      How much do you make, where you need to spend 5k to actually pay less? Genuinely curious

  • @andreafuenzalida9766
    @andreafuenzalida9766 Год назад +3

    Thank you Brian for your great advice!

  • @peterlee244
    @peterlee244 Год назад +3

    Crystal clear
    Thank you for sharing useful information

  • @chhe5433
    @chhe5433 Год назад +2

    This conent is invaluable!

  • @NativePpl
    @NativePpl Год назад +4

    Breaks for the little guy (as applicable) 👍🏼

  • @cuajil
    @cuajil Год назад

    Thanks for the video! I really like the new illustrations you’re adding too.

  • @Wolffang1996Hyano
    @Wolffang1996Hyano Год назад +1

    12:00 People still use checks to pay on things where I work.

  • @Crazyitalian1995
    @Crazyitalian1995 Год назад +4

    Hey Brian, nice to see you again

  • @Kcorey
    @Kcorey Год назад

    It’s so great video… I was looking for…
    Taxes are really headaches every year for us. Thank you ❤

    • @jacobawojtowicz
      @jacobawojtowicz Год назад

      But Welfare Queen Israel needs your billions.

    • @MichaelPilit
      @MichaelPilit Год назад

      YOU ARETHE ONE "Clear value Tax" WHO ALWAYS TELLING US THE ACCURATE INFO AND THE LATEST INEWS!!!!!! YOU DESERVED TO HAVE ALMOST TWO MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!!!!!!!!!!

  • @fuyu5979
    @fuyu5979 Год назад +1

    Awesome helpful n informative vid. Especially ur step by step explainations. Kudos. Anticipating ur next one. Peace

  • @floraandfaunab8855
    @floraandfaunab8855 Год назад +1

    Wow, five star content. Thank you so much.

  • @zulemaalamo4863
    @zulemaalamo4863 Год назад

    Excellent advise thank you for sharing your knowledge with us Brian

  • @deborahaichele8829
    @deborahaichele8829 Год назад +14

    We need a flat tax. Right now the tax laws are insane.

  • @lorenaresendez9676
    @lorenaresendez9676 Год назад

    Thank you. Merry Christmas and happy new year. 🎉🍷

  • @descend2ascend
    @descend2ascend Год назад +1

    Thank you for providing so much info.

  • @ybrothersunited4223
    @ybrothersunited4223 Год назад +2

    Brian is the best

  • @sponkmcdonk3898
    @sponkmcdonk3898 Год назад

    You do pay taxes on Roth on the gains if you take the money out before retirement
    The capital losses from stock are limited to $3,000 on your personal income

  • @fgbowen
    @fgbowen Год назад

    14:29 - Oh-yeah. I Subbed!!
    Blessings to-ya.

  • @MidnightToker454
    @MidnightToker454 Год назад +4

    Thanks Brian!

  • @CaptainT1989
    @CaptainT1989 Год назад

    This is real game. Thank you Brian.

  • @stephenrogers4537
    @stephenrogers4537 Год назад +10

    Good afternoon Brian what you got for me today, BROTHER!
    BRIAN THE PODCAST🦁 LION (the Walter Cronkite of podcasts 🏆)

  • @Dr.irenebuenavistamolina
    @Dr.irenebuenavistamolina Год назад +2

    Thanks, Brian, very helpful!

  • @Mickell45
    @Mickell45 Год назад +2

    This channel is fantastic

  • @SreenathV
    @SreenathV Год назад +1

    Very clear and crisp. Awesome video

  • @marlynbannister7048
    @marlynbannister7048 Год назад +1

    Thanks for all your insight

  • @cynthiaontiveros9401
    @cynthiaontiveros9401 Год назад +2

    Thank you
    GOD ❤ BLESS 🕊

  • @trangh8707
    @trangh8707 Год назад

    Thank you so much for the info. Greatly appreciated ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @myloni1580
    @myloni1580 Год назад

    I called Vanguard & did the Roth conversion. Easy to do. Then in Feb I can take the $ I owe from the Roth to pay the IRS. Isn't there change in 2025 where convert from 401K will go up in every tax bracket 2-3% so I saved in taxes by doing the Roth Conversion today.

  • @cafelate9515
    @cafelate9515 Год назад

    Thanks for this education

  • @donnamadril1938
    @donnamadril1938 Год назад +3

    My Hero 🙏🏼

  • @suer3818
    @suer3818 Год назад

    Merry Christmas!!🎄🎁🙏🏻

  • @walterpfeffer5538
    @walterpfeffer5538 Год назад

    Thanks again! Always saving us money!

  • @brianz4900
    @brianz4900 Год назад

    Roth conversions are taxed as ordinary income......

  • @rodelynpitcher7867
    @rodelynpitcher7867 Год назад

    Thanks again Brian! Very informative. :)

  • @tcs7717
    @tcs7717 Год назад

    Brian, you really missed out on the other advantages with an HSA. They are truly the best tax advantage account out there.

  • @jerelrobinson3762
    @jerelrobinson3762 Год назад +2

    Thak you for this ma!

  • @TheArtOfDean
    @TheArtOfDean Год назад +2

    Thank you for the tips.

  • @andreamachacova4352
    @andreamachacova4352 Год назад

    This chanel is the bomb!👍👍👍

  • @vialina.design
    @vialina.design Год назад

    That's the best explanation that I have seen. Thanks for making it. I have another question about the Premium Tax Credit: how did they calculate it?

  • @Jdown23
    @Jdown23 Год назад +4

    Thank you!

  • @FireManTTSOM
    @FireManTTSOM Год назад

    Thank you, always good information.

  • @joeosorio3748
    @joeosorio3748 Год назад

    Excellent video. Wish I would have seen it last yr

  • @christalisaias7236
    @christalisaias7236 Год назад

    Check with car/ house insurance company. Mine comes out of my check, pre-tax.

  • @IQPHILOSOPHY
    @IQPHILOSOPHY Год назад

    Will definitely recommend anyone this channel for financial help❤

  • @TheBrightFuture30Channel
    @TheBrightFuture30Channel 3 месяца назад

    Informative video. Thank you.

  • @raybeattie985
    @raybeattie985 Год назад

    I like this format..thanks

  • @arelismargarito5283
    @arelismargarito5283 Год назад

    Great information Brian! 💴Thank you for sharing 😇🙋🏻‍♀️👍🏼

  • @ryaj2356
    @ryaj2356 Год назад

    I’ve never heard of the the long term investment that’s zero taxes. Everything is always taxed on capital gains.

    • @clearvaluetax9382
      @clearvaluetax9382  Год назад

      I’m glad this video brought it to your attention then!

  • @Jeguia85
    @Jeguia85 Год назад

    I really want to move my 403(b) to my Roth. It makes lousy interest and pay tax taxes at the end.

  • @bowedpsaltery
    @bowedpsaltery Год назад

    Thank you so much - we love you!

  • @samyhanna1094
    @samyhanna1094 Год назад

    Thanks for explains the options. I have achieved good profit from fist buying call options and after 2 times rolling over😊

  • @Rmejia1995
    @Rmejia1995 Год назад

    The wash sale rule can be avoided when you sell and buy etfs that track the same pool of stocks

  • @shutrucknahunte2843
    @shutrucknahunte2843 Год назад

    You cannot state that Roth proceeds will never be taxed again. The government's appetite for spending (and hence taxation) is insatiable. Once it wants your money bad enough, they will simply change the rules.