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Rae's Accounting, LLC

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Robin (Agent Rae) boasts a substantial professional portfolio that includes roles as an Enrolled Agent, a Certified Tax Planning Coach, and a Mastery Level Profit First Professional. Her span of expertise, covering more than a quarter of a century, is cemented by her engagements with numerous businesses over the years. Robin's forte extends beyond tax planning; she possesses a knack for efficientl

y guiding her clients toward conserving resources, minimizing tax obligations, and bolstering business profits. This extensive professional journey has rendered Agent Rae with profound comprehension of the hurdles and prospects contemporary business owners encounter. Known for her deftness in problem-solving, she relentlessly identifies and rectifies underlying issues that are often overlooked by business owners. Agent Rae remains committed to serving your best interests and those of your enterprise, consistently aligning her efforts for your benefit.

09/03/2026

Trying to avoid self-employment tax could affect more than just your tax bill.

Before you focus only on reducing your current taxes, there’s another number worth paying attention to: what your income history could mean for your future Social Security benefits.

For business owners and self-employed professionals, tax planning is about more than finding ways to pay less. It’s about making informed decisions that balance tax savings, compliance, and long-term financial goals.

Watch the video to learn what you should consider before trying to minimize self-employment tax.

If you're an S Corp owner and you're unsure whether your compensation strategy makes sense, comment "MAINTENANCE" below.

09/02/2026

🏈 WHAT’S YOUR GAME PLAN?

College football is back, and whether you’re cheering from the stands or yelling at the TV, one thing is pretty obvious:

Nobody expects a team to win without a strategy. There’s a game plan before kickoff.

Adjustments when something isn’t working. Decisions based on what’s happening on the field. And a whole lot of preparation that happens long before game day.

Your business finances shouldn’t be any different.

Too many business owners wait until tax season to find out what happened financially during the year. By then, the clock has essentially run out.

Tax strategy happens while the year is still in play. It means looking at where your business stands now, what has changed, what may be coming next and whether there are moves worth making before December 31.

At Rae’s Accounting, we believe tax planning should be proactive, not something that begins when it’s time to file the return.

🏈 There’s still plenty of time left on the clock. The question is: What’s your strategy for the rest of the year?

📞 813-540-1040
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09/01/2026

Something BIG is coming.

For the woman who has the vision, the ambition, and the drive to become even more.
This isn’t just about creating a vision.

It’s about what happens when you decide to become accountable to it.
✨ December 3-6, 2026
✨ Something powerful is on the way.

Stay tuned. You’ll want to be in the room.

08/31/2026

Ever look at your estimated tax payment and think, “But where did all that money go?”

You’re not alone. One of the frustrating parts of owning a business is that profit and cash in the bank are not the same thing.

Your business can show a profit while your cash has been going toward payroll, inventory, equipment, debt payments, owner draws, expansion and the everyday expenses it takes to keep the doors open.

Then an estimated tax deadline arrives. For many business owners, the next one is September 15.

And suddenly that tax payment can feel a whole lot bigger than expected.

This is one reason understanding your financial picture throughout the year matters. It’s not simply about knowing how much revenue came in. It’s understanding where the money went, what your actual taxable income looks like and what you should be setting aside for taxes along the way.

Estimated taxes shouldn’t continually feel like an unpleasant surprise. If every quarterly deadline has you wondering where you’re going to find the money, that may be a sign that it’s time to look at more than just the tax payment.

At Rae’s Accounting, we help business owners understand the numbers behind the tax bill—so they can plan for what’s coming instead of being caught off guard when it arrives.

September 15 is coming. Is your tax money where you thought it would be?

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08/28/2026

Has Your Business Changed Since January? Your Tax Strategy May Need to Change, Too.

Think back to where your business was at the beginning of the year.

Are you making more than you expected?
Did you add employees?
Purchase equipment?
Lose or gain a major client?
Change the way you pay yourself?
Have a particularly strong—or challenging—few months?

If your business has changed, the tax projections you started the year with may no longer tell the whole story.

As we head toward the final months of 2026, this is an important time for business owners to look at where the numbers actually stand—not where you thought they would stand back in January.

Waiting until tax season means most of the year is already behind you. Reviewing things now gives you time to identify potential tax issues, adjust estimated payments when appropriate, and consider planning opportunities before December 31 closes the door on some of your options.

That’s the difference between simply preparing a tax return and having a tax strategy.

At Rae’s Accounting, we believe tax planning should change as your business changes.

Taxes with Strategy. Planning with Power.

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08/27/2026

Tax savings should never depend on smoke and mirrors.

There’s a big difference between legitimate tax planning and strategies that cross the line. A good tax professional should be able to explain the strategy, support it with tax law, and help you understand the risks before you move forward.

A huge refund might look exciting, but it doesn't automatically mean your return was prepared correctly.

🚨 Before you trust a strategy that sounds too good to be true, make sure you understand how it works, why it works, and whether it's actually legal.

Watch the video, then ask yourself:
Would you know what questions to ask before accepting an aggressive tax strategy?

Have you ever been offered a tax strategy that sounded too good to be true? Share your experience in the comments.

For proactive, legitimate tax planning, send "MAINTENANCE" in a DM to start the conversation.

08/26/2026

Your business isn’t exactly like anyone else’s.

So why should your tax strategy be?

Two businesses can have similar revenue and still have very different tax situations based on how they’re structured, how they pay their owners, their expenses, investments, employees, retirement plans, growth goals—and what they’re planning next.

That’s why effective tax planning isn’t about following a generic checklist or waiting until it’s time to file a return.

It’s about understanding your business, your numbers and your goals and building a strategy around them.

At Rae’s Accounting, we believe tax planning should be proactive and personal. We work with business owners throughout the year to identify opportunities, prepare for changes and make informed decisions before tax season arrives.

Because when it comes to your business... Tax strategy is not one size fits all.

📞 Ready for a more strategic approach? Let’s talk.

👉 Rae’s Accounting, LLC
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08/25/2026

When it comes to your business, the lowest price doesn't always mean the best value.

The professionals you trust with your business should bring more than a service. They should bring experience, consistency, knowledge, and the ability to help you think ahead.

Because sometimes saving a little upfront can cost you much more later.

Before you hire someone based on price alone, ask yourself: What value are they bringing to my business?

Watch the video and see why this matters when choosing the people on your team.

What matters most to you when choosing a professional: price, experience, or value?
Drop your answer in the comments.

08/24/2026

3 Signs Your Business Needs Help

Running a business means making decisions every day—but those decisions become a lot harder when you’re not confident in the numbers behind them.

So, how do you know when it may be time to bring in some help?

1. You’re making financial decisions based on your bank balance.
Money in the bank is important, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. Cash flow, upcoming tax obligations, expenses, profitability and liabilities all matter.

2. Tax time keeps bringing surprises.
If you’re regularly caught off guard by what you owe—or learning about opportunities after it’s too late to use them—that may be a sign you need more proactive planning throughout the year.

3. You have numbers, but you don’t know what they’re telling you.
Financial reports are only useful when you understand how they relate to your business and what they can tell you about where you’re headed.

Getting help doesn’t mean something is wrong with your business. Sometimes it means your business has reached the point where you need better information, stronger planning and a financial professional in your corner.

At Rae’s Accounting, we help business owners look beyond simply filing a tax return and use their numbers to make informed decisions throughout the year.

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08/21/2026

🎓 **College Move-In Season Is Here. But What Does That Have to Do With Your Business?**

Across the country, families are loading up cars, moving kids into dorms, paying tuition bills, and adjusting to a very different household.

For business owners, this season can bring up some important financial planning questions, too.

Does your college student work in the family business?

Are you helping pay for college while also trying to determine the most tax-efficient way to take money from your business?

Could your business offer educational assistance benefits to employees?

Are scholarships, tuition payments, payroll, or other education-related expenses creating questions about what is—and isn't—deductible?

And perhaps most importantly: **Has your tax strategy changed as your family and your business have changed?**

Business tax planning doesn't happen in a vacuum. Your business, your income, your family, and your long-term goals often overlap—and a change in one area can create planning opportunities in another.

At **Rae's Accounting**, we work with business owners throughout the year to look beyond simply filing a return. We help you understand how changes in your business and your life may affect the bigger tax picture.

So while you're making sure your college student remembered the laptop, the chargers, the bedding…and everything else on that very long list…make sure your business and tax strategy aren't being forgotten either. 🎓📚

— Agent Rae
Saving Taxes One Strategy at a Time.

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Apollo Beach, FL
33572

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 12pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 2pm
Thursday	9am - 2pm
Friday	9am - 2pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+18135401040

Website

http://www.RaesAccounting.com/

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