A seasonal managed service that prepares household-level tax-loss harvesting recommendations for adviser approval and execution.
Added Sep 14, 2026
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Independent advisory firms must review every taxable household for unrealized losses, realized gains, replacement investments, and client-imposed selling restrictions. The work often concentrates in November and December, creating manual fire drills and rushed coordination with accountants. Missed opportunities can increase client tax liabilities, while poorly planned trades can disrupt portfolio strategy.
Provide a managed review desk that imports portfolio and realized-gain data, applies each firm's investment rules and client restrictions, and returns an adviser-ready trade recommendation packet. The service would identify loss candidates, suggest policy-approved replacement funds, flag restricted positions, and prepare a concise summary for the client's accountant. Advisers retain approval and execute trades through their existing custodian.
Tax-aware portfolio management is becoming an expected component of financial advice, but smaller firms often lack dedicated operations staff for continuous household-level reviews. A managed service can begin with the predictable year-end workload and later expand into quarterly monitoring.
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Winning With Winans! There will be a realized gains and loss segment in the back. Please make sure your accountants get that. We don't like trying to do fire drills at the very end of the year to and you know we do sell losses automatically. I mean, we're doing it now. So, but you I just want you to be aware that th there are going to be profits this year. You will have capital gains. And so be aware of that. Stephanie, anything you want to add to that? speaker-2: No, absolutely. There's always a fire drill or two at the end of the year. We really we wish that you guys won't do that. We're just gonna politely remind you guys now talk to your CPAs. I do do tax loss harvesting at the end of the year for all of our clients.
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