Jul 14, 2026 · 38 min · 8 segments
Taxes are often something people think about once a year. Gather the documents, file the return, and move on. But what if that approach is causing you to miss valuable opportunities? In this episode…
Richard WolosekGuest
Nik KibardinHost
We're gonna discuss taxes, and in particular, I really wanna discuss a little bit deeper the myth of what is tax preparation versus tax planning, because those two things are very, very different.

So kind of thinking about what we're gonna talk about today is when the taxes are filed and the tax deadline has passed, you know, we're past April 15th, you got some life back here.

I would not be here if, if that [chuckles] were the case, but yeah, we continue to reach new record returns processed on an annual basis here.

But, you know, when we think about this, taxes, tax preparation versus tax planning, when people generally think the word taxes, they think about doing just that, preparing the taxes.

... and then we have this tax return deadline that happens each and every year.

We're gonna discuss taxes, and in particular, I really wanna discuss a little bit deeper the myth of what is tax preparation versus tax planning, because those two things are very, very different.

So kind of thinking about what we're gonna talk about today is when the taxes are filed and the tax deadline has passed, you know, we're past April 15th, you got some life back here.

I would not be here if, if that [chuckles] were the case, but yeah, we continue to reach new record returns processed on an annual basis here.

But, you know, when we think about this, taxes, tax preparation versus tax planning, when people generally think the word taxes, they think about doing just that, preparing the taxes.

... and then we have this tax return deadline that happens each and every year.
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