Lawron Ballard, CPA

Sometimes you have to step back to rebuild the way you show up.
The last few weeks, I’ve been off camera—writing, testing, and breaking down everything I’ve learned about how people lose money at year-end… and how to stop it.

Something new is coming at the end of the month.
Not a course. Not a challenge. Something built to help you finish the year with strategy, not stress.

Stay close. 👀

Here’s 3 strategies that you can use to this year to lower your taxable income. Enjoy!

It’s Day 6 of 75 and we’re talking about the home office deduction. If you use a specific area of your home regularly and exclusively for business, you can deduct a portion of your rent, mortgage interest, utilities, and insurance. The IRS offers two options: the simplified method ($5 per square foot, up to 300 sq. ft.) or the actual expense method (based on your home’s business-use percentage).
Remember this when you file your taxes next year.

It’s Day 5 of the 75 Tax Free Challenge and we’re chatting about the short term rental strategy. This is perfect for those of you who want to step your toe in the real estate game without leaving your 9to 5. Even better it can have major tax benefit. I’m a CPA and I approve this message

This is the one tax strategy that works whether you make $60K or $60M — and it’s completely legal.
Donations can offset up to 60% of your income, which is how billionaires like Alice Walton can open entire museums and write off the cost.
If you’re looking for a year-end tax move that anyone can use, this is it.
Make strategic donations before December 31 to lower your 2025 tax bill.

You’re running out of time to fix your 2025 tax bill.

You can’t tell me nothing!

Tax Free, but make it a story. The meals deductions is our second strategy of the challenge. I’d love to hear a time when you had a meal that changed your life.

Help me. Help you win the tax game!