How to Save on Income Taxes Next Year
- Vanessa Friedman
- Dec 23, 2025
- 2 min read
You work hard, earn well and then quietly overpay in taxes simply because no one ever showed you a a better way.
One of my core missions at She Wealth is to educate and illuminate how the wealthy actually win, some through tricks and loopholes, but by also understanding the tools available before the money ever leaves your hands.
So let me ask you something directly:
Would you like to redirect the money you would be paying in income taxes into retirement savings that grows tax free?
If you’re earning strong income as a business owner and paying roughly 28–35% in combined federal and state taxes, that looks like:
$100,000 × 28% = $28,000
$150,000 × 35% = $52,500
That’s money most people simply send off year after year without realizing there is another lane entirely.
Instead of paying those income taxes, that same money can be:
Redirected into an investment product
Not taxed today
Allowed to grow and compound, uninterrupted
It’s the difference between trying to grow wealth while constantly giving some of it away…
At She Wealth, my role isn’t just to manage money. It’s to partner with you to make sure you’re playing the same game the wealthy play, with the same awareness and tools.
If you’re self-employed, earning well, and wondering whether there’s a smarter alternative to writing another oversized check to the IRS, I invite you to reach out.
Sometimes the biggest edge isn’t found in the market it’s found in understanding the rules before the race even begins.
One last ask
If this doesn’t apply to you personally, please consider passing it along to a friend or family member who owns a business and might benefit.
The She Wealth community grows the same way wealth does through shared knowledge, steady intention, and helping the right people keep more of what they earn.
Thank you for being part of it 🌿




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