Grayham Tax And Accounting Services

10/21/2026

There is a big difference between a tax strategist and a tax preparer. If you're making over $300,000 and have not had a conversation about what tax strategy looks like, you should be looking into an intro call immediately. There is only 72 days left of the year to help shape what the end of the year/tax bill will look like. If interested, schedule an intro call in the bio.

10/19/2026

This one was a fun one 😂

10/16/2026

If you make over $300k and haven't talked to your tax preparer/gotten a strategist this year-you're making a mistake. Comment Intro to see what you could save before year end

10/15/2026

Many people don't know what line 24 is on a tax return and I think that is a shame. This is the tax liability you have after tax credits and before your withholdings/estimated tax payments. Normal preparers look at how much you have withheld and help you know what you still have to pay in. Tax strategists like us it into a game to drive this number down. We've only got like 76 days of the year left. Let's get you entered into the game before it's too late, DM me intro to get started.

10/15/2026

This is your sweet reminder that having your kids on payroll can save you a lot of money on your taxes and give you a way to pay for your kids activities tax free. Comment "ice cream" to get an Intro call scheduled to see how you could save before year end.

10/13/2026

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but the big deductions are saved for investors and business owners. You can still invest though if you have a W2. Comment intro if you want to get an intro call scheduled

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

A new client came to us after going a full year without filing, because a move had pushed taxes to the bottom of the list.

They already had an S-Corp election in place, and filing that S-Corp return late came with a $3,700 penalty. The tempting move was to walk the election back and make the penalty go away. When we ran the numbers, filing as an S-Corp saved them about $12,000 in tax, which left roughly $8k in their pocket after the penalty. There's also a good chance we can get that penalty reduced or removed, and every dollar we get back adds to their savings.

Walking it back would have cost them more over time. Once you revoke an S-Corp election, the IRS generally won't let you make a new one for five years, so they'd have lost those savings for the next five tax years too.

Life gets busy, and a missed year doesn't have to undo the work you've already put into your tax setup. We look at the full math before making a call, and then we stay with you year-round so it doesn't happen again.

Comment STRATEGY and I'll send you how we work with business owners year-round.