By Magdalena Munao

While traditionally, Americans are not academically taught how to be financially literate nor provided the tools they need to know how to navigate taxes and finances, thanks to the rise of social media and the digital age, younger generations are actively seeking the resources to become financially educated. With podcasts, vlogs, online material and more now available online as financial resources, many individuals are eager to learn morе about how to maximize their financial circumstances. Still, whilе schools have yet to fully integrate the concept of required education on finances for students, emerging businesses like Joseph Ernest Lang’s Tax Emperor are coming to the rescue with resources that you wouldn’t find from a financial advisor or accountant

Known in Southern Florida as the Tax Emperor, Lang got his start nine years ago when a friend piqued his interest when telling him about his work in the tax industry. After realizing the potential in learning and studying the American tax system, the budding entrepreneur built his business, Tax Emperor where today, he services tax payers with tax strategy assistance

“I see so many people that are financially illiterate, so what we try to do is teach them how to make their money work for them by tax planning and educating clients on how to maximize their circumstances and find ways to lower tax liability,” Lang says. “Through a variety of my company’s services, we have been able to make a huge difference in the lives of our clients, helping them navigate the tax and finance side of their business for the better.”

Through a number of services, including tax filing, accounting, bookkeeping, and more, Lang has helped clients save up to six figures in income. Most recently, the tax specialist launched a tax-related podcast called Elite Tax Talk available on Spotify and all podcast streaming platforms. To learn more about Joseph Ernest Lang’s Tax Emperor, visit his website or follow him on Instagram.