Tax Planning: Strategies to Reduce Your Lifetime Tax Bill
with Harry Eng
Thursday, December 03
6:30pm - 8:00pm
St. Charles Public Library
Huntley Community RoomDon't just prepare your taxes: plan them. Most of us think about taxes only after the year is over -- when our tax return tells us what happened. The chance to manage our tax liability may be gone.
REGISTER
Don't miss the opportunity to reduce or manage your tax liability: join CPA and tax strategist Harry Eng for an informative, practical, and easy-to-understand presentation on how thoughtful tax planning can help you make better financial decisions today -- and potentially reduce your total tax burden over your lifetime. We'll look at tax planning from the perspective of everyday individuals and families, retirees, and small-business owners, with examples designed to make even complicated tax concepts understandable.
What You'll Learn
- Managing your tax bracket and the timing of income and deductions
- Understanding when a Roth conversion may make sense
- Making the most of retirement plans, IRAs, Roth Accounts and RMDs
- Understanding the tax implications of Social Security and Medicare
- Using charitable giving strategies, including QCDs and appreciated securities
- Making better decisions about investments, capital gains, and losses
- Taking advantage of HSAs and other tax-favored accounts
- Understanding important 2026-2027 tax-law changes
- Helping small business owners coordinate QBI, retirement plans, depreciation and other tax strategies
- Considering the tax consequences of estate and family financial planning
Tax planning isn't just for the wealthy.
Come with your questions, your curiosity, and perhaps your latest tax return -- and leave with a better understanding of the tax-planning questions you should be asking before the next tax year begins.
St. Charles Public Library
The award-winning St. Charles Public Library District is located in the scenic Fox River Valley, 35 miles west of Chicago. The Library serves a district population of 55,092 residents and has a staff of 101. The St. Charles Public Library is an equal opportunity employer.