CFP®-certified, tax strategies for small businesses financial advisors in Texas
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 own a small business in Texas, managing your tax strategy means more than just federal income tax — you also need to consider property and sales taxes, which can be substantial here. Without a clear plan, you might miss opportunities to reduce your overall tax burden or mismanage cash flow.
- Federal and local tax balance. Ask how they integrate federal tax planning with Texas-specific property and sales tax considerations.
- Business structure insights. Confirm they understand how your business type affects tax liabilities and potential deductions.
- Cash flow impact. Look for advisors who model tax strategies with your business’s cash flow in mind, not just tax minimization.
- Coordination with tax pros. Check how they collaborate with your accountant or tax preparer to align strategies and avoid surprises.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Michelle V
CFP®
Fort Worth, TX
Waymaker Financial Planning
Michelle Vargas is well-equipped to assist small business owners in Texas with tax strategies, combining her CFP® certification and six years of experience with expertise in cash flow and budgeting. Located in Fort Worth, she offers flat-fee modular financial planning and focuses on Gen X clients, including government employees, which may provide a more personalized approach compared to advisors with broader client bases or different fee structures.
Experience: 6 years
Avg account: $517,763
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David S
CFP®, Series 63, Series 66
Dallas, TX
Carrington Advisors, LLC
David Schubert's CFP® certification and expertise in tax strategies for small businesses make him well-suited to address the complex tax environment in Texas, including property and sales taxes. Operating from Dallas with Carrington Advisors, a small, team-based firm, he offers flat-fee financial planning and leverages outsourced CIO services for diversified asset management, distinguishing him from advisors with larger or less specialized practices.
Experience: 6 years
Avg account: $911,463
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Dusty W
CFP®, Series 65
Dallas, TX
Strata Wealth Advisors, LLC
Dusty Wallace's 21 years of experience and CFP® certification equip him to address tax strategies for small businesses in Texas, including federal and local tax considerations. His firm, Strata Wealth Advisors, offers flat-fee financial planning and serves high-net-worth clients, differentiating him with a focus on comprehensive wealth management and retirement plans tailored for business owners.
Experience: 21 years
Avg account: $3,894,565
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Marshall B
CFP®, Series 66
El Paso, TX
Level Four Advisory Services
Marshall Barclay Jr. is well-equipped to assist small business owners in Texas with tax strategies, combining his CFP® certification and 19 years of experience with expertise in business exit planning and retirement plans like SEP and solo 401(k). Operating independently with a flat-fee structure at Level Four Advisory Services, he offers personalized financial planning within a large SEC-registered firm managing over $5 billion, which may provide broader resources compared to smaller practices.
Experience: 20 years
Avg account: $318,446
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John V
CFP®, Series 66
Dallas, TX
Quotient Wealth Partners, LLC
John Vaclavik's expertise in tax strategies for small businesses and retirement plans like SEP and solo 401k suits Texas business owners managing complex tax obligations. Based in Dallas, he operates within Quotient Wealth Partners, a firm managing $3.54 billion for 1,900 clients, offering diversified portfolios and fundamental analysis, with a 1.25% AUM fee and a focus on high-net-worth independent clients.
Experience: 7 years
Avg account: $2,086,770
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