Unless you’ve filed for an extension, by the time you’re reading this article your 2018 business tax return has already been filed. This is the likely scenario of many readers: You have an established practice, cash flow is solid, and your CPA is advising you that your tax bill for 2018 is going to be higher than you anticipated. You start looking for ways to minimize your tax bill for 2018 only to realize that the only arrow that’s left in your quiver is to make a profit-sharing contribution to your practice’s retirement plan. If you’ve already filed, then take this opportunity to be proactive in your strategy for 2019, and determine if planning to make a profit-sharing contribution is a viable option for you. Find out more about how the new tax laws are affecting your practice’s finances in this feature by Adam Cmejla, CFP, in Review of Optometric Business. Read More.