Welcome everybody to this week's episode of the Main Street Business podcast with yours truly

Mark Kohler, the amazing co-host Matt Sorenson. And if you're catching us on YouTube,

I think we're pulling some style points this week. We're both wearing our sweaters, black sweaters.

Apparently it's under 90 in Phoenix, so it's sweater weather. What's sweater weather in

Phoenix? Is that? That's true. It's, you know, below 72. Oh, wow. Like, you know, you're freezing.

Yeah. Yeah, it's that's sweater weather here. So, yeah, we're looking pretty dapper today in the sweaters for any of you out there wearing your sweater today. You're at the right spot. We tried to clean up for you. We shave, put on our black sweaters. It's kind of a billions look. Yeah. We could wear a... Now uh this is a show about tax and legal if you

didn't know this is not about sweaters and fashion um clearly if you're watching on youtube you know

what we're talking about but uh yeah what we hope to uh share some tax and legal information

with you today um and this is the time where we answer your questions. Yeah.

The listeners questions, this is your show. This is the people's show today. Yeah, I was going to say

we can talk about what we wear, but we're just killing time a little bit here at the moment to make

you feel a little comfortable. We want you to know this is everybody's welcome. We don't try to be

too intellectual, too technical.

We'll throw down if you guys want with a question here.

But really it's about helping you in your small business, you're investing, saving taxes, protecting your wealth.

And it's open forum time.

So the floor is yours, folks.

And if you want to submit questions in the future, head over to Mainstreetbusiness.com, Mainstreetbusiness.com, submit a question. Just click on the button. And we've got questions as recent as yesterday. So we're just going to start diving into those. hopefully wow you it's your in planning time big time

Lots of things going on. Yeah, yeah this is where tax planning happens. It's not April 15th if you're doing tax planning April 15th

You're too late all right

So it's kind of going up to a Bon Jovi concert and trying to get tickets at the window, the night.

You know, it's just, it's late.

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