Private Client Services

Tax planning and returns for families whose income spans a business, a portfolio, real estate and family entities.

Built Around Your Financial Life

When your income spans a business, a portfolio, real estate and family entities, your return is only as good as the coordination behind it. We work with you, your wealth manager and your attorney so planning, filing and major decisions line up.

What We Do

1

Integrated Planning

One plan that covers your business income, portfolio, real estate and family entities, reviewed during the year.

2

Return Preparation

Federal, state and local returns for you, your family entities and trusts, prepared by a team that knows how they connect.

3

Investment Tax Coordination

Working with your wealth manager on the timing of gains and losses, charitable gifts of appreciated assets and net investment income tax.

4

Multi-Entity Coordination

Keeping partnerships, S corporations, LLCs and trusts in sync so K-1s and personal returns line up.

5

Year-Round Advisory

A team you can call before major decisions, such as buying property, selling a business interest or making a large gift.

Who Is This For

  • Business owners and executives with income from several sources
  • Families with investment portfolios, real estate or family entities
  • Clients who want their CPA, wealth manager and attorney working from the same plan
  • Families with trusts or multi-generational planning goals

Meet the Team

Our private client team works with high-net-worth individuals and families on planning and returns that span every entity and family member.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is private client service for?

Families whose returns involve several entities, trusts, investment portfolios or real estate, where the pieces need to be planned together rather than one return at a time.

Will you work with my wealth manager and attorney?

Yes. We coordinate directly with your other advisors so planning, filing and major decisions line up.

How often should we meet?

At least once before year end to project the tax bill and review gains, losses and gifts, and any time a major decision comes up.

Juggling more than one entity?

Let's put your planning in one place.

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