Your Strategic Partner

Your CPA Files.
A Tax Strategist Saves.

Business owners earning $500K+ overpay by $15,000–$47,000 every year through suboptimal entity structure alone. Most don't know until someone shows them the math.

15+ Yrs
Tax Strategy
$74.2M
Client Savings
600+
Businesses
The Gap

Most CPAs Are Historians

Reactive Filing

93% of business owners say their CPA does nothing beyond filing. They document what already happened — they don't change the outcome.

Missed Strategies

Entity structuring, retirement plan optimization, cost segregation — strategies worth $15K–$47K/year that compliance-only CPAs don't recommend.

No Forward Planning

A tax strategist builds 3-year projections based on your growth. Your CPA looks backward at what already happened.

Why Switch

Typical CPA vs. Crane

Typical CPA Crane Financial
Tax Approach Reactive — after year ends Proactive — year-round
Communication At filing time Quarterly strategy sessions
Entity Review Set it and forget it Reviewed annually
Real Estate Strategy Standard depreciation Cost seg + 100% bonus depreciation
Retirement Planning Basic 401(k) Cash balance, DB plans, Roth conversions
New Tax Law (OBBBA) Silence Called clients the week it passed
The Numbers

What Strategy Looks Like

Construction Firm
$67K
Annual Savings

$1.8M revenue. Entity restructuring + cost segregation on equipment yard + R&D credits for process improvements.

Medical Practice
$112K
Saved in Year 1

$2.4M revenue. S-Corp election + cash balance retirement plan. Owner keeps $112K more per year.

Real Estate Portfolio
$158K
First-Year Deduction

$3.2M basis across 6 properties. Cost segregation with 100% bonus depreciation under OBBBA.

Savings based on publicly available IRS data and common strategy benchmarks. Individual results vary based on specific circumstances.

How It Works

Three Steps to Keeping More

Tax Review

15 minutes. We review your current structure and identify what's missing.

Custom Strategy

We build a tax roadmap specific to your entity, industry, and goals — with projected savings for each strategy.

Implementation

We execute the strategy and monitor it year-round. Not just at filing time. Quarterly reviews, proactive adjustments.

Tax Review

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

A tax strategist is a proactive advisor who focuses on reducing your tax liability through entity optimization, retirement planning, cost segregation, and multi-year projections. Unlike a traditional CPA who files what happened, a strategist plans what should happen.

Your CPA ensures compliance and accurate filing. A strategist builds forward-looking plans, reviews your entity structure annually, identifies deductions your CPA may not recommend, and communicates proactively when laws change. They're complementary roles.

We work with business owners across construction, healthcare, real estate, restaurants, e-commerce, professional services, and franchises. The strategies we apply are universal, but the specific mix varies by industry and revenue level.

The initial assessment is free. Engagement pricing varies based on complexity, but the typical savings from entity restructuring alone ($15K to $47K/year) far exceeds the cost. Most clients see a positive ROI within the first quarter.

Most clients see measurable savings within 30 to 90 days. Entity restructuring and retirement plan optimization produce the fastest results. Cost segregation and R&D credits may take slightly longer depending on the scope of the study.

See What Your CPA Is Missing

15 minutes. We'll show you the math.

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