Here's what's actually happening: your S-Corp is likely paying or reimbursing your health insurance premiums — but if it's not running through payroll as a W-2 wage add-on, the IRS doesn't recognize the deduction the way it should. That gap costs $200K+ income owners between $6,000 and $8,000 every single year. And it compounds silently because most CPAs set it up once and never revisit the structure.
This system shows you exactly where your setup stands — and gives you everything you need to fix it.
Most S-Corp owners never get the full picture because the knowledge lives in three separate worlds —
insurance, payroll, and tax. Each professional handles their piece without ever seeing how they connect.
After 18 years working at that intersection, I built what the industry never bothered to create: a single framework
that brings all three together so you know exactly what to fix, what to document, and what to say to your CPA.
Blueprint PDF - 20 pages of pure implementation insight, no fluff. Know in under 20 minutes whether your current structure is costing you money and exactly what to hand your CPA to fix it permanently
Wealth Leak Calculator - input your actual numbers and see your estimated annual tax leak in dollars in under 5 minutes. Plus a detailed structural calculator inside the Blueprint that models your exact current vs optimized setup with precise multi-year dollar impact.
A clear picture of how your health insurance, payroll, and taxes actually connect — probably for the first time
The specific dollar impact of your current structure vs an optimized one
Confidence walking into your next CPA meeting — with outputs, not just questions
A framework you'll use every year you own your S-Corp, not just once
Tax advice or a substitute for your CPA
A filing tool or implementation service
A guarantee of specific savings amounts
A general health insurance or HSA course
Increasing to $2997 after first 10 sales.
The average S-Corp owner at this income level leaks $7,200/year from an unstructured approach.
This system pays for itself in the first filing — and keeps working every year after.
Most buyers recover the full cost within their first tax filing.
The ones who don't act are the ones who keep losing $7,000 a year wondering if their CPA already handled it.
You will spend more time in your next CPA meeting than it takes to implement this blueprint.
The question is not whether $1,997 is worth $7,000 back every year.
The question is what it costs you every year you wait.