Anali Cabrera
Before 2014, my taxes were a mess.The person that I was using before kept making mistakes every year and I used to receive horrible letters from the IRS. I spent many hours chasing this person and calling the IRS. Then I changed to John Mills and every year has been...Ricky Board
John was very helpful with our taxes this year. He answered all our questions and looked up helpful information. Thanks!
Bill Nelson
Persistent, knowledgeable, resourceful, reliable. What more could you want!Mark Geiger
Last year I had a large tax liability due to a real estate sale and his network of partners was able to reduce my liability by 60%! Thank you Tax Centers of Georgia!
Tax Doctor
- 2020 Changes You Needed to Make Anyway!It’s July but the big fireworks are a victim of COVID-19. Although true, small local and personal fireworks will likely be everywhere as people adapt. That fireworks habit is ingrained in us so the fun will find a way. Another behavior or habit that’s ingrained into people is spending more time on “staycation” vacation plans than […]
- Charitable Planning for Younger Clients ~ with a Twist.Often people will have one-time “Income Events” and so planning and especially the tax aspects are the motivation. In these cases, you can consider setting up a Charitable Lead Trust (CLT) in order to receive an upfront income tax deduction. A person who has significant and unusual taxable income in a particular year can establish […]
- Charitable Planning Series: Donor Advised FundsA Donor Advised Fund or “DAF” is defined as “an account at a sponsoring organization, generally a public charity, where an individual can make a charitable gift to enjoy an immediate tax benefit and retain advisory privileges to disburse charitable gifts over time.” But what does that mean in practical terms? You can set […]
- Charitable Tax Planning and COVID-based Special Tax Rules for 2020 – a Win-WinCharitable planning has always allowed some great tax benefits for clients with tax trapped assets, and the second benefit, the charitable deduction. What’s a tax trapped asset? Why is the charitable deduction the second benefit and not the first? What are the one-time 2020 rules? Well, that’s the point. Most people don’t understand why these […]
- Silver LiningsThe people who have filed and paid too much tax again this year, as they did last year, almost always make themselves a promise that they “will do better from now on.” They will keep better records; maintain a mileage log. They will learn more about work options and increase their 401(k) or 403(b). They […]
