In this episode of How to Lower Your Tax Bill, host Terrance Hutchins and co-host T’mia continue their series on managing profits for small business owners. This time, the spotlight is on reinvesting profits back into your business—and how to do it in a way that actually builds long-term value.

Whether you're new to entrepreneurship or scaling an established business, this conversation will help you rethink what profit really is, why some owners are unknowingly devaluing their businesses, and how reinvesting strategically can save you thousands in taxes while setting up future growth.

Key Discussion Points:

Why your business profits aren’t really profit if you’re underpaying yourself
The four areas where reinvestment makes the biggest impact: people, systems, processes, and marketing
How to set a baseline return on investment before reinvesting a dollar
What “return on invested capital” is—and how it tells you if your business is healthy
Why a big tax write-off now can mean lower taxes today and lower capital gains later

Featured Tax Tip:

Reinvesting in your business reduces taxable profit today—and if that increases your business’s value, you’ll pay a lower capital gains tax rate (capped at 20%) when you sell, instead of ordinary income tax rates (which can be over 30%). That's a strategic win.

If you’ve ever wondered where your profit goes—or how to turn it into more revenue instead of just expenses—this episode is your roadmap.

Subscribe to How to Lower Your Tax Bill on Spotify or Apple Podcasts — and as always, Keep More of What You Earn.