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In Episode 52 of The Christian Capitalist, Rich Sanders is joined by Jeff Taylor, an accountant based in Atlanta, for a timely and important conversation on upcoming tax changes that could significantly impact business owners and high-income earners in 2026.
This episode focuses on practical, time-sensitive tax considerations that entrepreneurs and investors need to be aware of as policies shift. Jeff breaks down recent changes to tax law, what may be expiring or adjusting in the near future, and how individuals and businesses can prepare strategically rather than reactively.
Throughout the conversation, Rich and Jeff discuss the role of wise stewardship, proactive planning, and understanding taxation as a tool rather than a burden. The episode reinforces the importance of aligning financial decisions with long-term impact—both personally and in service to others.
This episode is essential listening for anyone who wants to stay informed, avoid costly surprises, and approach tax planning with clarity and confidence.
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