Small-business tax reduction and incorporation strategy anchor the practice at YHWH, Inc. in La Mesa, where CPA William Huff has prepared returns since earning his CPA credential in 1980. The firm's self-employment-tax mitigation work—restructuring sole proprietors into S-corps or LLCs taxed as S-corps—reduces the 15.3% FICA burden by splitting income between reasonable compensation and distributions, a strategy that benefits from virtual-CFO oversight at firms like My Chief Financial Officer LLC. Huff's career arc includes auditing multi-million-dollar accounts at Arthur Andersen & Co. beginning in 1977 and subsequent CFO appointments where he registered and funded $250 million in securitized assets at a national financial-services company. The Park Plaza Drive office near the Grossmont area handles individual, corporate, and partnership returns with particular focus on entity-choice consulting—comparing California LLC fees against S-corp tax savings—and coordinates notarized formation documents through services such as Mark Ignacio Law, APC. Highest-tier engagements build asset-protection structures combining irrevocable trusts, family limited partnerships, and qualified small-business-stock exclusions under IRC Section 1202 for eligible C-corp shareholders.