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Personalized Assessment

We analyze your specific situation — income, business structure, and complexity factors — to identify opportunities tailored to you.

Clear Tax Strategies

Get a breakdown of actionable strategies with estimated savings, timelines, and complexity levels — no jargon, no guesswork.

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Estimated Savings$18,500
Entity Restructuring$8,000
Retirement Optimization$7,500
Expense Optimization$3,000

Based on typical self-employed professional profile

Tax planning vs. tax preparation

Most tax work happens at filing time.
The biggest savings happen before.

Tax preparation and tax planning are two different disciplines. Preparation looks backward — filing what happened last year. Planning looks forward — structuring income, timing deductions, and choosing elections before the year ends.

Most CPAs are excellent at preparation. But proactive planning across 30+ strategies requires a different kind of analysis — one that maps your specific income, entity type, family situation, and state against every applicable section of the tax code.

ATP does that analysis using real 2026 IRS math — then gives you the exact questions to ask and the forms to hand your CPA. We do the planning. They handle the filing.

How It Works

Three simple steps to start optimizing your taxes

1

Take the Assessment

Answer a few quick questions about your income, business structure, and tax situation. Takes about 3 minutes.

2

Get Your Plan

Receive a personalized dashboard with specific strategies, estimated savings, and a clear path forward.

3

Implement With Your CPA

Hand your pre-filled IRS forms and word-for-word CPA scripts to your tax professional. They handle the filing — you walk in knowing exactly what to ask for.

Your personalized roadmap

Three tiers. One clear path.

Your plan organizes every applicable strategy by complexity — so you know exactly what to start today, what to bring to your CPA, and what specialists can unlock at scale.

Accessible Optimizations

Straightforward deductions and credits you can claim on your current return

Home Office DeductionMost qualify
Vehicle & MileageImmediate
Health Insurance DeductionSelf-employed
Retirement ContributionsHigh impact
HSA OptimizationTax-free
CPA-Led Strategies

Requires your CPA — we prepare everything for the conversation

Business Entity OptimizationHigh savings
Pass-Through Income DeductionUp to 20%
Family Employment StrategiesTax-free wages
State Tax Deduction StrategiesState-specific
Business Use of ResidenceOften missed
Specialist-Required

High-dollar strategies requiring specialist referral

Accelerated Property DepreciationReal estate
Real Estate Tax DeferralDefer gains
Energy Sector Tax InvestmentsHigh earners
Pension Plan OptimizationLarge contributions
Strategic Charitable GivingPhilanthropic

Your free assessment identifies exactly which strategies apply — across all three tiers.

Example strategy

This is what your plan looks like.

For each strategy that applies to you, you get the full picture — what it is, why you qualify, what to say, and the exact IRS forms to hand your CPA.

CPA-Led StrategyEligible

S-Corporation Election

Restructure your entity to eliminate unnecessary self-employment tax on a portion of your income

Est. annual savings

$8,400 – $14,200

What it is

An S-Corp election allows you to split your business income into a “reasonable salary” and distributions. Only the salary portion is subject to self-employment tax (15.3%) — distributions are not.

On $180,000 net profit with a $90,000 salary, you eliminate SE tax on the remaining $90,000 — saving roughly $12,700 per year.

Why you qualify

  • Net profit consistently above $60,000
  • Currently filing as sole proprietor or single-member LLC
  • U.S. citizen or permanent resident
  • Fewer than 100 shareholders
  • Active participation in the business

What to tell your CPA

“I'd like to explore whether an S-Corp election makes sense for me. My net profit last year was approximately $180,000. I want to understand the payroll setup, a defensible reasonable salary, and the net tax savings after accounting for payroll administration costs.”
IRS Form 2553 (pre-filled with your data) included

Example based on a typical self-employed professional earning $180,000 net. Your plan uses your actual numbers.

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