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Lucas and Luna dissect the U.S. tax code with surgical precision, focusing on federal and state tax strategies for high-earning professionals, small business owners, and independent contractors. Each episode examines a specific deduction or credit — from Section 199A qualified business income deductions to cost-segregation studies for real estate investors — and walks through real-dollar examples using publicly available IRS forms and case law. Lucas, with his fountain pen and tweed blazer, highlights the fine print in tax regulations while Luna, in her structured slate blazer, cross-references actual taxpayer scenarios. They avoid generic advice, instead comparing strategies like bunching itemized deductions versus taking the standard deduction, or weighing the benefits of a solo 401(k) against a SEP IRA. The show serves listeners who want to minimize their tax liability legally, without relying on gimmicks. You'll leave each episode with a specific, actionable tactic — but also an understanding of the trade-offs. Is that home-office deduction really worth the audit risk? Should you accelerate depreciation on your rental property? Lucas and Luna don't just answer — they show you the numbers.
Unknown Host hosts The Tax Strategy Podcast with Fexingo: Tax Planning, Deductions, and Saving Money on Taxes, a general show with 5 episodes published.
Lucas and Luna break down the Backdoor Roth IRA strategy for 2026, using a concrete example: a high-income earner named Jen who earns $180,000 and is phased out of direct Roth IRA contributions. They walk through the two
Lucas and Luna break down the Health Savings Account (HSA) — the only tax vehicle that gives you a deduction on contributions, tax-free growth, and tax-free withdrawals for medical expenses. They walk through the 2026 co
In this episode of The Tax Strategy Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down tax-loss harvesting—the strategy that lets investors use realized losses to offset capital gains and reduce their tax bill. Using a concrete example
In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down donor-advised funds (DAFs) as a powerful tax strategy for charitable giving with appreciated assets. Using a concrete example with NVIDIA stock, they show how donating shares in
Lucas and Luna break down the charitable remainder trust (CRT) — a powerful but underused strategy that lets you donate assets to charity, receive lifetime income, and claim a charitable deduction. They walk through a co
Lucas and Luna break down the medical expense deduction for 2026—who qualifies, what counts, and the 7.5% AGI floor that blocks most people. Using a real-world example of a freelancer with $18,000 in unreimbursed medical
Lucas and Luna break down the Child and Dependent Care Credit for 2026, covering the new higher expense limits, phaseout thresholds, and how the credit interacts with employer-provided dependent care benefits. They walk
In this episode of The Tax Strategy Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down the Saver's Credit — a tax credit that rewards low- and middle-income workers for contributing to retirement accounts. They explain who qualifies, ho
Episode 25 of The Tax Strategy Podcast explores a little-used tax loophole: using home equity debt to purchase investment property and deduct the interest. Lucas explains the 2026 rules under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, i
Lucas and Luna unpack the mechanics of Qualified Opportunity Zones as of June 2026. They explain how deferring capital gains into a QOF can reduce your tax bill by up to 15 percent, walk through the 10-year holding perio
Lucas and Luna unpack the self-rental strategy, a little-known tax maneuver where a business owner rents property from themselves to shift income, claim deductions, and reduce self-employment taxes. They walk through a c
Episode 22 of The Tax Strategy Podcast breaks down the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction under Section 199A, focusing on how it applies to freelancers and small business owners in 2026. Lucas and Luna walk throug
Lucas and Luna tackle the tricky IRS rules on hobby versus business income. Using the real example of a freelance photographer who turned her weekend gig into a profitable side business, they explain the key tests the IR
Most people focus on income tax brackets, but there is a separate 3.8 percent surtax that quietly eats into investment earnings for higher earners. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down the Net Investment Income Tax
If you hire a nanny, housekeeper, or caregiver in 2026, you are likely subject to the 'nanny tax' — paying Social Security, Medicare, and federal unemployment taxes on their wages. In this episode, Lucas and Luna walk th
In Episode 18 of The Tax Strategy Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down the American Opportunity Tax Credit—a refundable credit worth up to $2,500 per student for qualified college expenses. They walk through the income pha
Episode 17 of The Tax Strategy Podcast digs into a tax rule that surprises a lot of parents: the kiddie tax. Lucas walks Luna through how unearned income over $2,600 for kids under 19 gets taxed at the parents' marginal
Episode 16 of The Tax Strategy Podcast with Fexingo dives into state tax credits that can directly lower your federal tax liability. Lucas and Luna use the real example of the Louisiana Motion Picture Investor Tax Credit
If you've got a side gig — freelance writing, reselling vintage furniture, dog walking, driving for a rideshare — the IRS changed the rules in late 2025 for how you deduct expenses. Lucas walks through two real scenarios
Lucas and Luna unpack the home office deduction specifically for hybrid employees in 2026. They compare the regular method vs. the simplified method, highlight the key eligibility test — exclusive and regular use — and w
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