Categories: Tax Planning and Strategies
Yield Optimization for Tax Purposes refers to the strategic approach of maximizing investment returns while minimizing tax liabilities. This involves selecting financial instruments and strategies that provide the best after-tax yield.
In practice, yield optimization may include investing in tax-exempt securities, utilizing tax-loss harvesting to offset gains, or choosing accounts that offer tax advantages, such as retirement accounts. For example, an investor might prefer municipal bonds, which typically offer lower yields than taxable bonds but are exempt from federal taxes, thus enhancing the overall yield on an after-tax basis.
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