20% Off Your Income? Yes, QBI Please.

Why the QBI Deduction Just Became One of the Most Powerful Tax Breaks for Small Business Owners

The Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction—originally introduced under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act—was set to expire in 2025.

But under the One Big ‘B’ Bill, it’s here to stay. Permanently.

That means if your business is structured correctly, you can legally write off up to 20% of your business income from your tax bill. Every year.

That’s not a perk. That’s a power move.

But here’s what they don’t tell you: If your business isn’t built to claim it, you’re leaving five, maybe six figures on the table.

Too many 6-figure CEOs are scaling fast but still structured like side hustlers. That’s the disconnect.

As the CEO’s Fractional COO and a 20-year IRS veteran, I help CEOs clean up the chaos and claim what’s theirs, with strategic systems that protect your profit.

This isn’t about tax prep. It’s about tax positioning.

The QBI deduction changes how you: - Pay yourself - Design your compensation model - Choose your entity structure - Set up retirement and profit-sharing plans that serve your growth

If your business isn’t built to support this deduction, you’re not just overpaying taxes. You’re stalling your scale.

You’re building a business that should support more clients, more revenue, more freedom.

So let me ask: - Can your business grow 10x and still qualify for this deduction? - Can you scale without bleeding income because your setup is outdated? - Can you afford to not know?

If you don’t know the answer—let’s change that.

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