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Investment advisory services are offered through Horizon Wealth, a Registered Investment Adviser. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Information provided by HW Tax Strategies, including through this website and associated links, is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be construed as an offer or solicitation to purchase or sell any security or as personalized investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice. Investment, financial planning, and tax strategies may not be appropriate for every individual. Clients should consult appropriate investment, tax, legal, and other professionals regarding their specific circumstances before implementing any strategy.

Investment Risks
All investments and investment strategies involve risk, including potential loss of principal, and no strategy can guarantee a profit or protect against loss. Unless specifically stated otherwise, investments are not guaranteed or insured. Investment results may be affected by market conditions, interest rates, economic conditions, liquidity, tax considerations, legislative or regulatory developments, and other factors.

Financial or tax-planning strategies may require the purchase, sale, retention, concentration, or restructuring of investments and may create additional risks, including reduced liquidity, restricted access to assets, longer holding periods, concentration risk, transaction costs, and other financial consequences. Clients should consider both potential tax benefits and the investment risks and economic consequences before proceeding.

Past performance is not indicative of future results. No representation is made that any investment or strategy will achieve its objectives or that clients will experience results similar to those presented in examples, illustrations, or educational materials.

Tax and Planning Risks
Tax laws and regulations are complex, subject to differing interpretations, and may change. Tax-related strategies depend upon a client's individual circumstances and applicable laws, regulations, administrative guidance, and judicial decisions. There is no assurance that any strategy will reduce, defer, or eliminate taxes or achieve an anticipated tax result.

A tax or financial planning strategy may be challenged, modified, limited, or disallowed by the Internal Revenue Service, state or local taxing authorities, courts, or other governmental authorities. Certain strategies may increase the likelihood of additional scrutiny or an audit and could result in additional taxes, interest, penalties, professional fees, or other costs if the intended tax treatment is not accepted.

Changes in tax laws, regulations, interpretations, or a client's circumstances may adversely affect a strategy after implementation. Strategies appropriate under current law may become less advantageous, unavailable, or subject to different tax treatment.

Strategies may also involve significant implementation or ongoing expenses, including legal, accounting, valuation, administrative, investment management, custodial, insurance, trustee, filing, or other professional fees. These costs should be considered in evaluating a strategy's potential benefits.

Client Responsibilities and Professional Advice
Implementation and maintenance of financial and tax strategies may require accurate and timely information from the client, ongoing participation, execution of documents, adherence to deadlines, and coordination among the client's investment adviser, accountant, attorney, insurance professional, and other advisers. Failure to provide complete information or timely complete required actions may reduce a strategy's effectiveness or result in unintended financial or tax consequences.

Unless specifically agreed otherwise in writing, Horizon Wealth and HW Tax Strategies do not provide legal or accounting advice. Clients should consult qualified tax and legal professionals before implementing tax, estate, business, or other strategies involving legal or tax consequences.

Conflicts of Interest
Certain recommendations or strategies may create actual or potential conflicts of interest, including situations in which Horizon Wealth, HW Tax Strategies, an affiliated person, or another professional may receive compensation or otherwise benefit from a recommendation. Material conflicts are disclosed as required by applicable law. Clients should review applicable disclosures and agreements regarding fees, compensation, affiliations, and conflicts before implementing a recommendation.

No Guarantee of Results
Financial, investment, and tax planning involve assumptions about future events that cannot be predicted with certainty. Projections, illustrations, estimates, and examples are hypothetical unless otherwise indicated and are not guarantees of future investment performance, tax savings, or financial results. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated.

Clients should evaluate strategies based on their objectives, financial circumstances, risk tolerance, liquidity needs, tax situation, and other relevant considerations and consult appropriate investment, tax, accounting, and legal professionals before implementation.

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