No C.A. or C.G.A. would choose to risk their reputation or livelihood by advising you to fall over the line. Anyone can call themselves an accountant, and many do. Even if you already have an accountant, obtain at least three other opinions from accountants who specialize in tax matters, to ensure the advice you're getting is appropriate. You need a benchmark for comparison. If you don't have an accountant, have an interview with at least three of them before you decide which one, if any, you want to rely on for advice.
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Confirm this before the appointment. Before your meeting, put all your questions in writing in case you forget them, and prioritize them in case you run out of time. Then, apply tax-planning strategies to every decision you make. These strategies should be customized to your situation and updated regularly. With your new bullishness, keep receipts of every expense you incur.