A Certified Tax Coach is specially trained in how to leverage tax deductions and loopholes to dramatically reduce taxes. If you feel like you're getting crushed by taxes, you're not alone. Many successful business owners and entrepreneurs are burdened with high taxes that impede business growth and threaten personal wealth. At Sorenson & Company, CPA, we have solutions that allow business owners to pay less in tax and keep more of what they earn. We save our clients thousands of dollars each year and we can do the same for you.

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Sorenson & Company, CPA offers the expert tax planning techniques that only a Certified Tax Coach can provide. With our unparalleled training and experience, we have the ability to uncover hidden deductions and tax credits that will significantly reduce your taxes. We diligently create personalized tax plans to significantly reduce tax liabilities and protect income for highly successful business owners, doctors, dentists, and high net worth families.We are more than accountants, we are highly-educated tax advisors.

How Are We Different

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At Sorenson & Company, CPA, we rescue our clients from paying thousands of dollars in unnecessary taxes every year. We boast the special designation of being a Certified Tax Coach (CTC), which means we are experts in tax planning strategies and have the ability to identify tax credits, deductions, and loopholes that the average CPA, accountant, or Enrolled agent does not know how to find.

Saving You Money on Taxes

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If you want to save more money on your state and federal taxes, turn to Sorenson & Company, CPA. There are hundreds of tax loopholes available to U.S. taxpayers and we know how to identify which ones will bring you the highest tax savings. When you work with us, our team of tax professionals will provide the guidance you need to legally and effectively reduce your tax burden.

Why a Certified Tax Coach

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Tax laws are complex. The United States tax code is 67,204 pages long and there are allegedly 1,638 different tax forms. The IRS estimates that 37 to 80 hours are needed for the average taxpayer to prepare their taxes each year, depending on the individual's situation. For those who make more money than the average taxpayer, these hours are drastically increased. Many accountants work as "number crunchers" for individuals and business owners who feel overwhelmed by the complexity of the U.S. tax code.

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