A Visit from Jason Smith: Discussing the Future of Tax Policy with Bill Carter

by | Feb 28, 2025

At Carter Financial Management, you never know who might stop by for a conversation with our founder, Bill Carter. Recently, we had the privilege of welcoming Jason Smith, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, to our offices for a thoughtful discussion on the future of tax policy.

Jason’s visit centered on the upcoming tax code changes he’s actively working on. With Bill’s deep expertise in financial planning and tax policy, their conversation focused on ways to create a more effective and balanced tax system. It was an insightful discussion, highlighting the importance of well-structured tax policies that benefit individuals, families, and businesses alike.

A Visit from Jason Smith: Discussing the Future of Tax Policy with Bill Carter

Bill’s takeaway? Jason is smart, genuine, hardworking, and committed to making a meaningful impact. His dedication to crafting effective tax legislation was evident, and we appreciate his willingness to engage in discussions that shape the financial landscape.

At Carter Financial Management, we remain committed to staying at the forefront of policy changes and how they impact our clients. Thoughtful leadership and collaboration—like the conversation between Bill and Jason—help drive meaningful progress in financial planning and beyond.

Stay tuned as we continue to monitor tax policy changes and share insights on what they mean for you.

Raymond James is not affiliated with and does not endorse the opinions or services of Jason Smith.

Amy joined Carter Financial Management in 2019 as Executive Assistant to Bill Carter. She has been in financial services for more than 20 years. Amy attended the University of North Texas, where she obtained her Bachelor of Business Administration.

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