Advanced Tax Strategies Conference 2027

By Tax Attorney John Hyre | Charlotte, North Carolina | Sat - Sun, January 23-24, 2027

John Hyre - Tax Attorney

Advanced tax reduction for Entrepreneurs, Investors in Alternative Investments & Real Estate.
Self-Directed Retirement Accounts are a frequent focus of the conference - and spectacular tax reduction tool.
We'll analyze important recent developments, legislation, and select topics in greater depth.

There shall be LOTS of Q&A and back & forth discussion, off the clock...
This workshop shall be highly interactive.

What's Different This Year

You asked for less presentation and more Q&A, discussion, brainstorming, back & forth. Done.

In Person Only

No Zoom this year. I would technically make more money if I streamed it. I don't care. I like the human contact. This is one of the few times you get direct access to me.

Networkers

Attendees constantly rave about their fellow attendees. Things happen in such rooms.

One Session You Only Get in the Room

I'm holding back one of my best for people who show up.

"I have been attending this event for over 12 years and in all that time I have learned so many strategies that have saved me millions of dollars. If you want to be a leader in your business you must attend this."

David Randolph

Attendee for 12+ years

Who Is This For?

Business Owners

Entity structure, income strategies, retirement planning, and exit planning. What's actually working, and how to use SDIRAs, Solo 401(k)s and ROBS to turn income into wealth.

Real Estate Investors

From single-family rentals to syndications and funds. SDIRA/401(k) strategy, ROBS structures, and what the Tax Court and IRS are actually doing.

Tax Professionals

Advanced planning and technical support built around the real-world complexity of your client cases. Bring your team, or send 'em.

The "What"

State of the IRS, Audits, and US Tax Court

Deep Dive into Strategies for Exits & Enders

The latest Tax Court & IRS changes, handpicked for what matters to entrepreneurs & REI

Usual review, back & forth, Q&A of SDIRA, rentals, business tax reduction strategies, asset protection developments

Open Q&A on most federal income tax planning topics.

Questions sent in ahead of time are more likely to be addressed. Whether I answer is subject to my sole discretion. Questions that are succinct and likely useful to others are most likely to be answered. Sending me your financial life story or questions that are long, rambling, and of little use to others are unlikely to be answered.

Maybe Not A Good Fit

The topics covered are advanced. As such, I normally attract a lot of tax pros & financial planners in spite of the class not qualifying for CPE or the like.

Pure W2 earners with no future plans for having a business or doing serious Alt Investing - not sure how much I can help you. The tax system is designed to hammer you. I'd rather you not show than show & be disappointed.

Beginners love it or hate it. Some want me to stop the presentation and explain basics. I shall not. Those who take notes and follow up end up learning a great deal which may be helpful today (or not) and very likely very helpful in the future. You've been warned.

I look forward to helping you keep what's yours.

Meet The Expert

John Hyre is an attorney and accountant who has been practicing for 28 years. His practice focuses on taxation of real estate, SDIRA/401ks, and high-income businesses, as well as asset protection and the proper & effective use of entities.

John speaks nationwide on the taxation of real estate and SDIRA/401ks. He has successfully represented clients in Tax Court, repeatedly.

Warning: Expect direct answers, sharp commentary, very strong opinions, and strategies that actually work. His rapier wit comes standard, and he gets visibly irritated when people do stupid things with their money. Snowflakes be warned. If your feelings are easily hurt this is probably not your event.

John Hyre, Tax Attorney

What Past Attendees
Have Said

<p>John Hyre is very knowledgeable, thoughtful and straight to the point.</p><p>Thanks to John, I was able to help hundreds of investors protect their investments.</p><p>John Hyre's teaching of the IRS' "Substance over Form" doctrine combined with John's advice on entity protection was key to saving $20 million of investor capital.</p><p>As a long-time student of John's Advanced Tax strategies, Entities and Inner Circle member, I have practiced his teaching. I highly recommend John's seminars.</p>

SY, OH

The networking at John’s event is incredible because of the caliber of active investor John attracts. As a young investor I would attend John’s event, find the older folks that I could tell had a lot of investment experience/wisdom and spend time with them. These are some of the top self-directed retirement account investors in the country! Let me add: John Hyre’s ROBS teaching is the best I have seen from anyone, and I have been in this space for close to 20 years!

John B.

We met originally at Masters [of Real Estate] in Vegas and then again this past weekend at Advanced Strategies. Thanks for an awesome seminar! There really is a next, higher level when it comes to wealth creation and preservation through tax and entity tactics. The more I learn the more I realize how much I don't know. For too long I put my CPA on too high of a strategic pedestal. That's not a slight at him whatsoever, just more so me having a false sense of comfort that my CPA knows how to consult me at the highest level, specific to my business. It's up to me to know this stuff and take full responsibility of my financial moves. Case in point, I met with my CPA today to review the strategies I learned. He was excited about it and open to learning, which was refreshing.

Derek H.

I have worked with John Hyre for over 10 years. He has been a significant source of education as well as targeted tax consulting. There is nobody I would trust more for advice on tax and IRA issues.

Marv, IL

Doors Open

January 23, 2027

Friday, Jan 22

Arrive. Inner Circle members' get-together, 3-5 PM.

Saturday, Jan 23

We start at 8:00 AM.

Sunday, Jan 24

Day two.

Venue Location

Marriott in Uptown Charlotte, NC. Room block details available to those who register.

In Person Ticket

$1,997

Attend LIVE in person  •  Ask Questions  •  Network with High-Value Entrepreneurs

Bringing your spouse?

Email [email protected] and we'll invoice you for their discounted ticket ($1,097).

Complimentary to INNER CIRCLE founding members - use your member registration link.

NO DISCOUNTS FOR ANYONE ELSE, DON'T ASK.

Real Estate Investors: Do NOT contact me to haggle. The answer is "NO".

Note: I charge $1,800+ per hour.

The seminar should involve about 16 hours of speaking time, with lots of opportunity for Q&A.

It is an excellent value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it livestreamed?

No. This year is in person only.

Where is the event held?

Marriott Hotel in Uptown Charlotte, NC. Room block details are on your confirmation page.

Can I bring my spouse or CPA?

Yes. Your CPA or advisor needs their own ticket. For your spouse, email [email protected] and we'll invoice the $1,097 spouse rate.

What is the refund policy?

Tickets are non-refundable but transferable. Can't make it? Send someone in your place; email [email protected] with their name.

I'm an Inner Circle member. Do I pay?

Founding members attend for free. Use your member registration link. If you would like to bring your spouse, they can get a discounted rate of $750.

Please email us at [email protected].

John Hyre

Tax Attorney

“Helping You Keep What's Yours”

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