At the start of every year, I like to reset expectations. Not because anything dramatic has changed, but because clarity matters. Especially when it comes to taxes. Especially if you’re a business owner trying to make smart decisions while filtering out a lot of noise.
This year, my focus is simple: more actionable advice, fewer abstract ideas.
I’m going to spend less time talking around tax strategy and more time showing how it actually works in the real world. What to do. When to do it. And just as importantly, what not to do.
Weekly Schedule Update
You’ll still see me publishing early in the week — Mondays and Wednesdays will remain dedicated to practical, evergreen guidance you can actually use. These are the pieces meant to help you think more clearly about your business, your structure, and your tax exposure as a whole.
Starting sometime in April, I’ll also be adding something new to the mix.
On Fridays, I’ll begin sharing more contrarian takes on tax planning, policy changes, and current events. These won’t be hot takes for the sake of being loud. They’ll be thoughtful challenges to the “common wisdom” I see repeated over and over — sometimes by people who have never actually sat across the table from a business owner with real money and real risk.
More on that soon.
More Books?
Another big theme this year will be entity structure. Not in a technical, textbook way, but through stories. I’ll be diving deeper into how LLCs, S-Corps, partnerships, and other structures should be used from a planning perspective — and how they fit together over time. I want to show how one decision often leads to another, and how good planning is rarely about a single move, but about sequencing.
You’ll also see a major push around my updated book, S-Corp Mastery. The new print edition is coming, and while some of the ideas I write about here will live inside that book, a lot of new content will continue to live right here. The goal isn’t to gatekeep information. It’s to give you multiple ways to learn and apply it.
And that’s not the only book on the horizon.
This summer, I’ll be launching my next book — this time focused entirely on real estate. Expected release is sometime in September. Real estate is constantly marketed as a magic tax solution, and I want to slow that conversation down, add nuance, and show what actually works, what doesn’t, and why structure matters more than hype.
I Want To Hear From You!
This year, I’m actively looking for feedback — what resonates, what confuses you, and what you want me to cover next. The best ideas I write about often come directly from conversations with readers who are in the middle of building something and trying to do it the right way.
If you’ve been reading quietly, this is your invitation to speak up.
If you’d like to talk through whether your business qualifies for meaningful savings by utilizing my services, feel free to schedule a consultation today.
There’s a lot coming this year. And if you’re intentional about how you approach taxes and planning, it can be a very good one.
Welcome to the New Age of Accounting. Let’s begin.
P.S. If you found this article helpful, you’ll love my new book S-Corp Mastery: How Smart Business Owners Maximize Tax Savings & Build a Lasting Legacy. It’s now live and available in a sleek, easy-to-read PDF version. Grab your copy here
Chris is the Managing Partner at Weston Tax Associates, a best-selling author, and a renowned tax strategist. With over 20 years of expertise in tax and corporate finance, he simplifies complex tax concepts into actionable strategies that drive business growth. Originally from Sweden, he now lives in Florida with his wife and two sons.
