Providence Tax Partner / 2026-09-14
Three steps toward a more useful planning conversation
Start with the decision you need to make. Then we can identify the information and next steps that matter.
1. Choose one priority
What is the most important business or planning decision in front of you? Write down the decision, your timeline and the questions you want answered. Our Tax Reduction Playbook includes a fillable worksheet on page 14 to help you prepare.
2. Start with Mike
Your initial conversation is with Mike Dyal. We discuss your goals, what you already have in place and whether the next step is a focused review, additional information or coordination with another professional. Downloading a guide does not commit you to services.
3. Agree on the work and secure handoff
Before work begins, we clarify scope, fees, responsibilities and how documents should be shared. Gather relevant information, but wait for the agreed secure delivery instructions before sharing tax returns or sensitive records. Do not put account numbers or Social Security numbers in the website contact form.
Good preparation makes the conversation more useful. You do not need to arrive with every answer—bring the decision you want to make and the facts you already know.
Make your next conversation count.
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General education, not individualized tax, investment or legal advice. Services begin only after scope and engagement are agreed.