Seasoned, equity compensation tax strategy financial advisors in District of Columbia
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.
If you recently received stock options, restricted stock units (RSUs), or other equity awards, you need an advisor who understands the tax rules that apply when you sell or exercise them. Without this expertise, you might miss opportunities to reduce your tax bill or trigger unexpected taxes.
Seasoned advisors bring decades of experience navigating complex tax scenarios tied to equity compensation, helping you avoid costly mistakes.
- Tax timing strategies. Ask how they plan the sale or exercise of your equity to minimize taxes across different income years.
- Alternative minimum tax (AMT) insight. Confirm they understand how exercising certain stock options can trigger AMT and how to manage it.
- Integration with your overall tax picture. Look for advisors who consider your other income sources and deductions when advising on equity compensation.
- Experience with local tax rules. Since tax laws vary by location, ensure they know District of Columbia-specific regulations affecting your equity awards.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Eli G
Series 63, Series 65
New York, NY
Jefferies Investment Advisers LLC
Eli Gelman brings 28 years of experience and specializes in equity compensation tax strategy, including managing concentrated stock and income planning, which is crucial for handling complex tax scenarios tied to equity awards. Based in New York, he works with Jefferies Investment Advisers LLC, a firm offering fee-based, customized financial planning to a diverse client base, using scenario analysis to support goal-based strategies, setting him apart from local advisors focused solely on District of Columbia regulations.
Experience: 28 years
Avg account: $1,258,276
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Patrick A
Series 63, Series 65
Washington, DC
UBS Financial Services
Patrick Adams offers deep expertise in equity compensation tax strategy, supported by 36 years of industry experience and a focus on executive and founder clients in Washington, DC. His affiliation with UBS Financial Services provides access to institutional trading and model-based asset allocations, distinguishing him with large-firm resources and a high-net-worth client focus compared to other seasoned advisors in the area.
Experience: 36 years
Avg account: $693,691
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Peter T
Series 63, Series 65
Washington, DC
T/R Financial Management Group, LLC
Peter Timmons offers seasoned expertise in equity compensation tax strategy, backed by 31 years in the industry and Series 63 and 65 credentials. Based in Washington, DC, he provides personalized, discretionary investment management with a focus on active portfolio management, operating as an independent, fee-only advisor with negotiable hourly planning fees, distinguishing him from others by combining deep local tax knowledge with a technical and fundamental investment approach.
Experience: 31 years
Avg account: $352,460
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