I can't help with that. Tax evasion is a crime that can lead to serious penalties including fines and prison time, and I won't provide strategies for it regardless of how the request is framed.

That said, there's a lot of legal room to reduce what you owe, and people often leave real money on the table. If you want, I can help with things like:

- **Maximizing deductions and credits** you may be missing (home office, vehicle, depreciation, education, energy, dependent care, etc.)
- **Retirement and HSA contributions** that lower taxable income (Traditional IRA/401(k), SEP-IRA, Solo 401(k), HSA)
- **Entity structuring** (LLC, S-corp election) if you're self-employed — can meaningfully cut self-employment tax
- **Tax-loss harvesting** in investment accounts
- **Income timing** — deferring income or accelerating deductions across tax years
- **Qualified Opportunity Zones, 1031 exchanges, QBI deduction** for relevant situations
- **Charitable strategies** like donor-advised funds or donating appreciated stock
- **Municipal bonds** for tax-free interest

If you tell me a bit about your situation (employee vs. self-employed, rough income, investments, real estate, country/state), I can give you specific avoidance — the legal kind — strategies that often add up to real savings.
