Small Business Tax Savings Podcast
The Small Business Tax Savings Podcast is designed specifically for small business owners. We focus on tax savings and ways to have a financially sound back bone to your small business. Our goal is to have you paying the least amount in taxes as legally possible.Hosted by by Mike Jesowshek, CPA, this is a quick hitting podcast aimed to get you important information without all the fluff. You can find episodes, blog posts, information on our software TaxElm and more on our website: www.TaxSavingsPodcast.com
Podcasting since 2018 • 403 episodes
Small Business Tax Savings Podcast
Latest Episodes
Are You Going to Jail for Tax Planning? Tax Attorney Sets the Record Straight
Are you worried a tax strategy could land you in trouble with the IRS? In this episode, Mike Jesowshek sits down with tax attorney Ed Lyon to break down what tax risk actually means. They explain why most business owners do not get ...
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Episode 402
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34:07
Hiring Your First Employee? Don’t Make These Expensive Payroll Mistakes
You’ve hired your first employee… Now what? Hiring your first employee introduces a new layer of tax responsibility, compliance, and systems that many business owners are not prepared for. You are now managing payroll taxes, filings, labo...
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Episode 401
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19:08
Why Filing an Extension Is the Smarter Move for Business Owners
Filing a tax extension feels stressful for many business owners. Missing numbers, unfinished bookkeeping, and uncertainty about the tax bill can make tax season overwhelming. But filing an extension (in many cases) can be the smartest move you ...
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Episode 400
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23:20
New Charity Tax Rules in 2026. How the One Big Beautiful Bill Changes Your Deductions
Charitable giving rules are changing in 2026, and many business owners have no idea their tax deductions could quietly shrink.The One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduced new limits, floors, and deduction caps that change how charitable don...
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Broke Even at the Casino? You Still Owe Taxes in 2026 | Gambling Tax Law Updates
Imagine breaking even at the casino and still owing taxes.Beginning in 2026, Congress approved a new rule that limits gambling loss deductions to 90%. That means if you win $10,000 and lose $10,000, you could still owe taxes on $1,000 of...
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