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Learn How the US Tax Code Works to Save on Taxes NOW!

Wonder how the US Tax Code works? I explain in an easy-to-follow way. All the major forms of income are covered to help you avoid a big tax bill THIS year. 👉 Want a cheat sheet to help you save on taxes this year? Click this link to get it from us for FREE: https://bit.ly/seasidetaxguide For pre-retirees, taxes will likely be your largest lifetime expense, yet the U.S. tax code’s complexity can catch investors off guard. This breakdown simplifies it for you, using Mr. and Mrs. Green, a couple earning $100,000 yearly. The progressive tax system starts at 10% on the first $22,000, scaling to 37% for top earners—only higher income gets the higher rate. Maximize your investments with deductions ($30,000 standard for married filers, plus $4,000 if over 65), long-term capital gains (0% if taxable income is under $89,250, 15% up to $553,850), and qualified dividends taxed favorably. Social Security taxation kicks in based on provisional income—up to 85% may be taxable if over $44,000 (married filing jointly). Pre-retirees can slash their tax bill with smart planning. Download the Seaside Tax Guide now to optimize your retirement savings this tax season! === 🔔Subscribe to our channel:    / @seasidewealth   👉LinkedIn:   / seasidewealth   👉Facebook:   / seasidewealth   👉Website: https://seasidewealth.com/ 🤔Questions for Brad? [email protected] 🤔Questions for Matt? [email protected] 📱Give us a call: (760) 730-8120 === 👀 Watch our latest videos: How Dividends Are Taxed:    • How Dividends Are Taxed. Learn This B...   The Easiest Social Security Tax Loophole:    • The EASIEST Social Security Tax Looph...   === 👓 Read our latest blogs: Understanding Long Term Care Insurance Cost and Hybrid Policies https://seasidewealth.com/blog/unders... End-of-Summer Checklist: 5 Financial Considerations and Annual Maintenance Reminders https://seasidewealth.com/blog/end-of... ------- #taxes #tax #incometax #taxation #w2s #dividend