For commission earners: smooth the swings, keep more at tax time, build lasting net worth.
Reserve Your Free SeatPresented by LITHOS
Real estate agents, investors, and loan officers live with lumpy, commission-based income — strong months, lean months, and an outsized tax bill when the good years hit. This education-first morning, co-hosted by Dr. Sam (Sourav) Saha and Rahul Agarwal, CPA, walks through the Corporate Buffer: a practical framework for smoothing that income, keeping more at tax time, and turning commissions into lasting net worth. No guarantees — just how the pieces fit and where to take them next.
Why commission income creates feast-or-famine stress, and how a deliberate cash-reserve strategy — paired with the right business entity — can help you plan through the lean months instead of bracing for them.
The framework itself: how some owners layer a cash reserve, entity structure, and the cash value of permanent life insurance as one possible buffer to draw from in down years. We explain how it works and where it may fit, so you can decide with your own advisors.
With Rahul Agarwal, CPA: entity and S-corp basics, retirement vehicles for the self-employed, and how real estate investors commonly use 1031 exchanges to defer tax — so more of what you earn compounds into net worth.
At Lithos, our mission is to create wealth for families. Through layered planning and a team of trusted professionals, we provide comprehensive insurance, wealth, tax, and real estate solutions that empower clients across the country to protect what matters today and build lasting legacies for tomorrow.
Limited seats. Choose the date and format that work best for you.
This seminar is educational. Nothing presented is personalized financial, investment, tax, legal, insurance, real estate, mortgage, lending, or medical advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. Insurance and annuity guarantees are backed solely by the claims-paying ability of the issuing insurer. Attendance carries no obligation. Attendees may request a complimentary review, where products and services may be discussed.
Permanent life insurance involves costs, and cash value growth and loan features depend on the policy and insurer; it is not a bank account or an investment. 1031 exchange rules are strict and time-sensitive — work with a qualified intermediary and your CPA.