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A full life.
A connected financial picture.

Equity compensation, multi-state income, real estate, and business ownership all interact in ways a once-a-year tax return does not capture. OICPA plans for these decisions before they happen, not after.

More moving parts.
More reason to connect them.

High-income households rarely have a single, simple tax picture. Equity compensation vesting on a schedule, income earned across multiple states, real estate holdings, and business ownership all interact, and decisions in one area (when to exercise an option, whether to sell a property, how to structure a bonus) affect the others in ways that are hard to see without someone actively coordinating the full picture.

Why a connected approach matters

The cost of not coordinating this is rarely a single catastrophic mistake. It's a steady accumulation of missed timing opportunities: an option exercised in the wrong year, an estimated payment that didn't reflect a liquidity event, a state residency question left unresolved.

This might be your starting point.

An equity vesting or option-exercise event is coming up

Income or residency now spans more than one state

A liquidity event changed the numbers your estimated payments were based on

Practical support.
Built around your priorities.

Personal tax strategy, equity compensation timing, and multi-state filings, coordinated with your wealth and legal advisors.

Equity compensation planning

Modeling AMT exposure and timing before an option exercise or RSU vesting event, not after.

Multi-state and residency coordination

Clean part-year and multi-state filings when income or residency spans more than one state.

Estimated payments that reflect actual income

Safe harbor calculations that adjust as income changes throughout the year, not a flat guess.

Coordination with wealth and legal advisors

A tax voice at the table alongside your estate attorney and wealth manager, not a separate, disconnected filing relationship.

Here’s how we
move forward together.

A typical engagement path, tailored to your records, scope, and priorities. Timing is agreed together.

1

Week 1

Facts and documents

Prior returns, equity grant details, and current-year income sources reviewed to map the full picture.

2

Days 15-30

Diagnostic model

AMT exposure, safe harbor position, and multi-state allocation modeled against your actual numbers.

3

Days 30-60

Planning actions

Timing decisions on option exercises, estimated payments, or state filings put in motion before a deadline passes.

4

Quarterly

Recurring cadence

Quarterly check-ins keep the plan aligned as income and equity events unfold through the year.

Start with a personal tax strategy review

A focused look at your equity, multi-state, and estimated-payment position before the next vesting or filing deadline.

Your questions,
answered.

Usually yes, though the two should coordinate closely. A wealth advisor manages investments; we handle the tax mechanics and filing execution behind those decisions.

Discuss Your Tax & Accounting Needs

Tell us what you’re building, planning, or trying to resolve.

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