CFP®-certified, business sale tax planning financial advisors in Austin, TX
The right financial advisor for you depends on how you weigh location, expertise, experience, the clients they typically serve, and how they work with you.
Selling a business triggers complex tax decisions that can affect your financial future for years. Without expert guidance, you might overlook key tax strategies that reduce your overall tax burden.
- Federal tax focus. Since Texas has no state income tax, these advisors concentrate on federal tax implications and how to optimize your sale accordingly.
- Property tax modeling. They consider significant local property taxes in your financial plan, ensuring you understand ongoing costs post-sale.
- Sales tax awareness. Advisors here factor in Texas's reliance on sales tax, helping you anticipate its impact on your cash flow.
- Business owner experience. Look for advisors who understand the nuances of business sales, not just general tax planning, to navigate your unique situation effectively.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Kyle P
CFP®, Series 66
Austin, TX
Cresvita Capital
Kyle Portnoy's CFP® certification and seven years of experience, combined with his expertise in business sale tax planning and wealth management, equip him to address the federal tax complexities of selling a business in Austin. His independent, fee-only firm uses a Modern Portfolio Theory-based investment approach and offers flexible billing, including flat fees and subscriptions, distinguishing him from advisors with more traditional fee structures.
Experience: 7 years
Avg account: $895,725
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Alexander K
CFP®
Austin, TX
Gannett Wealth Advisors
Alexander Kochanasz is a CFP®-certified advisor in Austin specializing in business sale tax planning, charitable giving tax strategies, and cash flow management, with a background as a founder and executive. His firm, Gannett Wealth Advisors, offers flat-fee, fee-only wealth management focusing on modern portfolio theory and long-term holdings, serving high-net-worth clients with discretionary trading and overlay programs including options and bitcoin analysis.
Experience: 1 year
Avg account: $658,273
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Kelly K
CFP®, Series 63
Austin, TX
Kelly Klingaman Financial Planning LLC
Kelly Klingaman specializes in business sale tax planning in Austin, focusing on federal tax implications and property tax modeling relevant to Texas. With 14 years of experience and CFP® certification, she offers a subscription-style annual advisory service emphasizing passive, index-based investment strategies and tax-loss harvesting, differentiating her through personalized, ongoing financial planning and educational seminars.
Experience: 15 years
Avg account: $608,678
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Philip O
CFP®, Series 63, Series 65
Austin, TX
Solstice Wealth
Philip Olson, a CFP® with 12 years of experience in Austin, specializes in business sale tax planning and cash flow management, making him well-equipped to handle complex tax decisions after selling a business. His firm, The Art of Finance LLC, focuses on passive portfolio construction with low-cost index funds and ETFs, managing assets non-discretionarily, which may appeal to clients seeking control over investment decisions.
Experience: 13 years
Avg account: $630,952
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Vickie K
CFP®
Atlanta, GA
Creative Financial Partners
Vickie Klepper is a CFP® professional experienced in business sale tax planning and serves business owners, which suits the complex tax decisions involved in selling a business. Based in Atlanta, she offers flat-fee financial planning through Creative Financial Partners, which integrates investment analysis with cash-flow, tax, and estate considerations, differentiating her from advisors focused solely on tax planning.
Experience: 4 years
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