About the Blog

Welcome to the FI Tax Guy! So what’s the deal with this blog?

I think about taxes….a lot! Some of you could benefit from that thinking. I’m also very excited about financial independence (colloquially “FI”) and I figure tax is one of the most important aspects of FI – so why not write a tax blog that has a special FI focus?

Here are my current goals for the blog:

  1. Educate readers about impactful tax issues
  2. Discuss the important tax levers those pursuing FI can use to attain and maintain FI
  3. In particular, I want FI Tax Guy to be a great resource for FI beginners
  4. Occasionally weigh in on issues affecting the FI community
  5. Have some fun – we’re talking FI AND Tax – what could be more fun than that? 😉

My targeted posting schedule is once a month, with occasional additional posts. Usually, but not always, posts will come out on Wednesday mornings or Friday evenings. I will take some months off, and other months I will provide more than one post (usually done as tax developments warrant).

Both my goals and my posting schedule are subject to revision based on reader feedback and my own arbitrary whims.

I have a running list of topics I want to address on the blog, but I’m open to suggestions! What do you want to read about? Please let me know. Tweet at me @SeanMoneyandTax or email me at sean at mullaneyfinancial dot com.

I encourage your comments on blog posts if you would like to offer them. I ask that you be civil in your comments, and I reserve the right to moderate comments and remove comments that are not civil and/or use curses or other vulgarity.

Please note that I will not respond to any inquiries in comments or over email regarding individual tax and/or financial situations.

If you would like my professional assistance with your financial planning, please visit my Firm’s website, mullaneyfinancial.com. Hopefully we can work together!

Disclaimer & Warning

This blog is for entertainment and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for your own research and judgment regarding tax matters. While I endeavor to provide accurate tax information, considering the sheer volume of federal and state tax code, regulations, and other authority, there can be no guarantee that this or any other tax publication will always be entirely accurate. Sean W. Mullaney and Mullaney Financial & Tax, Inc. shall have no liability or responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any damage or loss caused (directly or indirectly) by the information contained on this website.

None of the posts or other material presented constitute accounting, financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Please consult with your advisor(s) regarding your personal accounting, financial, legal, and tax matters.

4 comments

  1. Really like your content. Keep at it!
    A topic suggestion – depreciation on a rental property, a deep dive. Does this effect cap gains when sold. Etc.

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