Small Business Tax Savings Podcast

How to Claim the Home Office Deduction in 2026

Are you missing out on the home office deduction because you think your workspace doesn’t qualify? In this episode, Mike Jesowshek explains who qualifies for the home of

Business Vehicle Tax Deductions: What You Can Write Off in 2026

Are you missing out on a business vehicle deduction, or claiming more than you’re actually allowed? In this episode, Mike Jesowshek explains how business vehicle deducti

Growing a Business: What Breaks at $250K, $500K, and $1M in Revenue?

Is growing your business creating more stress instead of more freedom?  In this episode, Mike Jesowshek breaks down what commonly starts to fail as a business reaches $2

Can Bitcoin Mining Lower Your Tax Bill?

Could Bitcoin mining turn a major business expense into a tax-saving opportunity? In this episode, Mike Jesowshek and Colin from Leverage Mining explore how owning minin

MASTERCLASS: How to Cut Your Tax Bill by $15,000 or More

Discover how you can save over 5 figures in taxes with my 3-step tax shift system in my upcoming masterclass on September 1st at 7PM EST Join here: https://taxsavingspod

Opportunity Zones in 2026 vs. 2027: What Investors Need to Know

🚀  Discover how you can save over 5 figures in taxes with my 3-step tax shift system in my upcoming masterclass on September 1st 7PM EST Join here:  https://taxsavingspo

Tax Q&A: Can I Deduct My Dog, Claim My Kitchen as a Home Office, and Ignore Venmo Income?

Can you deduct your dog, pay your child tax-free, or claim the kitchen table as a home office? Tax rules for small business owners aren’t always straightforward. Wrong as

How Business Owners Use Life Insurance to Build Wealth

Life insurance isn’t just a way to protect your family. For the right business owner, it can also provide tax-efficient growth, access to capital, and long-term financial

How Much Should You Pay Yourself as an S Corp Owner?

Paying yourself the lowest possible S Corp salary might save taxes today, but it could create a much bigger tax bill later. In this episode, Mike explains how to determi

When Does an S Corp Actually Save You Money?

Will electing S Corporation status ALWAYS save your business thousands in taxes? While that can be true, an S Corp also brings additional payroll requirements, tax filing

Are Your Business Expenses Audit-Ready? With Shoeboxed Owner Doug Breaker

👉 Ready to simplify your recordkeeping? Check out Shoeboxed to organize receipts, track mileage, and keep your business expenses audit-ready. Visit https://referrals.shoe

How Rental Properties Create Tax-Free Cash Flow

Can a rental property put $30,000 in your pocket without adding $30,000 to your taxable income? Let’s talk about rental property tax strategies Mike explains how rental

Oil & Gas Tax Investing: The Strategy High-Income Business Owners Should Understand

👉 Interested in learning more about oil and gas investing?  Email us at ask@taxsavingspodcast.com and we’ll connect you with Nick White and the team at US Energy. Big ta

Trump Accounts Explained: Gimmick or New Savings Tool for Kids?

Free money for kids? Not so fast. Trump Accounts could become one of the newest long-term wealth-building tools for families, but you need to understand how they work, wh

The Mid-Year Tax Checkup Every Business Owner Needs

Don’t wait until the last minute to start tax planning. Mid-year is one of the best times for business owners to review their tax situation. Most business owners wait unt

How to Choose the Right Retirement Plan for Your Business

Stop treating your retirement like a someday problem…For business owners, the right plan can be a valuable tax strategy. But too many entrepreneurs wait too long, choose

Q&A: Are You Making These Common Small Business Tax Mistakes?

Small tax mistakes can cost you thousands, even when you think you’re doing everything right. From missing a filing deadline to misunderstanding how a deduction works, s

The 4 Financial Roles Every Small Business Owner Needs

Your CPA isn’t saving you money… And it’s probably not their fault.  Many business owners expect their CPA to handle everything: bookkeeping, tax filing, tax strategy, a

Why Bookkeeping Is One of Your Most Powerful Tax Strategies

Your bookkeeping changes everything from a tax standpoint. If your books are messy, outdated, or based on guesswork, your tax planning is already working with bad inform

Hiring Remote Employees? You May Have Created State Tax Nexus

Hiring one remote employee in another state changes everything from a tax standpoint. The same goes for selling products or services across state lines. Once your busine