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Retirement Planning

Our retirement planning services help individuals and business owners develop tax-advantaged strategies for long-term wealth.

Former IRS Management
20+ Years ExperienceFree Consultation

Expert Retirement Planning in Tulsa

Effective retirement planning requires balancing current tax savings with future income needs. We help you navigate the complex world of retirement accounts, from traditional and Roth IRAs to 401(k)s and defined benefit plans. Our strategies minimize taxes during both the accumulation and distribution phases, ensuring you keep more of what you've earned for a comfortable retirement.

401(k) and IRA optimization strategies

Roth conversion planning and timing

Required minimum distribution planning

Solo 401(k) setup for self-employed

Why Choose Our Retirement Planning?

401(k) and IRA optimization strategies

Roth conversion planning and timing

Required minimum distribution planning

Solo 401(k) setup for self-employed

Defined benefit plan design

Tax-efficient withdrawal strategies

Social Security optimization

Medicare and healthcare planning

Estate planning integration

Our Simple Process

1

Retirement Analysis

Assess current savings and retirement goals

2

Strategy Design

Create tax-optimized retirement plan

3

Implementation

Set up accounts and contribution strategies

4

Monitoring

Annual reviews and strategy adjustments

Unmatched Expertise in Retirement Planning

With former IRS management experience and over 20 years as a CPA, we provide insights and strategies that others simply can't match.

  • Former IRS Manager with insider knowledge
  • Master's degree in Business Taxation
  • 100% success rate in IRS negotiations
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Matt Klingeman

Matt Klingeman

CPA, Former IRS Manager

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:How much can I contribute to retirement accounts?

A: For 2024, you can contribute $23,000 to a 401(k) ($30,500 if 50+), and $7,000 to an IRA ($8,000 if 50+). Self-employed individuals may contribute up to $69,000 to a Solo 401(k). We help maximize contributions within IRS limits.

Q:Should I do a Roth conversion?

A: Roth conversions can be beneficial if you expect higher future tax rates or want tax-free growth. The decision depends on your current tax bracket, retirement timeline, and estate planning goals. We analyze whether and when conversions make sense for you.

Q:What retirement plan is best for small business owners?

A: Options include SEP-IRA, SIMPLE IRA, Solo 401(k), or defined benefit plans. Solo 401(k)s often provide the highest contribution limits for owner-only businesses. We help choose and implement the best plan for your situation.