Retirement plans for Federal Public Defenders

The nice folks at the office of Federal Public Defender - Western District of Washington have invited me to speak to their panel of attorneys about retirement planning in early October 2020. I am honored to be invited to support lawyers who are working hard to make sure everyone gets to exercise their sixth amendment rights to counsel.

We'll talk about retirement plans available to lawyers, not-to-be-missed tax deductions, and maybe throw in some cash-flow planning for businesses that deal with lump-sum payments. Good stuff!

Link to event page

Pay It Forward to Future You: Investing & Retirement for Freelancers

Ticket Link

So excited to be invited back by the Writer's Co-Op to be on another panel! I had a nice time zoom-ing with Jenni and Wudan from the backyard last time when we powered through all things tax for self-employed folks. We'll see where I end up this time! (Hmmm.....what zoom location is best for talk about all things retirement plans?)

Along with Stephanie Xenos from the MoneyMuse, Jenni, Wudan, and I will discuss the various retirement plan options for self-employed folks, budgeting for savings, and more. October 1, 2020 at noon. Here is the link for tickets.

AFWA Tax Roundtable: Washington Law changes how WA cities tax business

The state legislature passed RCW 35-102.130 which tells cities in Washington how to impose a B&O tax on business located in their cities, and whether or not those business can be taxed on revenue earned outside of the city. At the September 2020 meeting, I'll share the ins and outs of this change with my fellow CPAs so they can implement it in their own businesses and share the information with their clients.