... wrap our head around?

Okay.

So CPAs, what they normally do, and I, I don't wanna say all CPAs, right? 'Cause I have a partner that's a CPA that focuses on tax strategy.

So most CPAs, what they do is they look at your bookkeeping, they prepare your returns, they tell me, they tell you how much you need to pay.

They help you with IRS and state notices, tell you what your estimated tax payments are, and the relationship ends there.

Tax strategists, they, they review your books, and that's what we do.

We see what we could do to reduce your liability.

Applying that to the world of best practices when it comes to taxes for dentists, what's like the 4% action that a practice owner could take today that could have a 64% or greater outcome for their financial planning?