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Scott Morrison, CFP®

@SMorrison_

west palm beach, fl - planning, managing & advising wealth for athletes and entrepreneurs @momentwealth

West Palm Beach, FL Katılım Mayıs 2012
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Scott Morrison, CFP®
Scott Morrison, CFP®@SMorrison_·
$1,200,000. College Athlete. 1099 Income. Here’s what nobody tells NIL athletes pulling real money: The moment your first revenue share or NIL check cleared, you became a small business owner. The IRS doesn’t care that you’re a student-athlete in college. They don’t care that your earning window might be just a few years. They want their cut. Today. Here’s what we did to keep serious money in his pocket instead of sending a check to Uncle Sam: 1️⃣ LLC taxed as an S-Corp Put him on his own payroll and paid him a reasonable salary. The rest? Taken available as distributions. Stops 15.3% self-employment tax from gutting every endorsement check. → Saves tens of thousands of dollars. 2️⃣ Maximize business deductions Training. Recovery. Content production. Travel. Equipment. Agent and legal fees. Home office. The real cost of running a 7-figure brand, finally run through the entity. → Saves tens of thousands of dollars. 3️⃣ Solo 401(k) $24,500 employee + $47,500 employer = $72,000 deferred for retirement. At age 20 with 45 years of compounding ahead, that single contribution can grow to millions of tax free money. And we plan to do this every year that we’re earning 1099 income. → Saves roughly $26,000 per year. 4️⃣ Pass-Through Entity Elective Tax State tax paid at the entity level. Sidesteps the federal SALT cap. → Saves about $30,000 5️⃣ Backdoor Roth IRA $7,500 in. Tax-free growth for life. At 20 years old, this is the highest-leverage account he’ll ever own. 6️⃣ Donor Advised Fund / his own Private Non-Profit Builds a giving legacy. Aligns with his personal brand. Generates real federal deductions. → Saves $15,000–$40,000+, depending on giving level Total tax savings for 2026: $150,000+ This is what we do. Same story every time with NIL athletes earning 6 and 7 figures: → Treating the income like an allowance → Spending before structuring → Trusting the same tax preparer their family used for W-2 income their whole life You’re not a college kid with a side hustle. You’re the CEO of a 7-figure personal brand. Your team should look like one. 📍 If you want to see where you stand with your money, take our Moment Money Quiz and find out in two minutes 👇
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Andrew Abadie@AndrewAbadie·
ICYMI: Florida’s Blake Cyr has turned tragedy into purpose, honoring his father with every swing. “When I entered the portal, I knew it had to be the Gators because he was a lifelong Gator.” Click link for full story: gainesville.com/story/sports/c…
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Nick de la Torre
Nick de la Torre@delatorre·
Over the last 10 games, Blake Cyr is slashing .462/.500/1.051 18-39, 13 R, 2 2B, 7 HR, 16 RBI #The5Show
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11Point7 College Baseball
Aidan King has taken the Friday role and ran with it 10 punchouts tonight, and looking like the SEC Pitcher of the Year 👀
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Scott Morrison, CFP®@SMorrison_·
I wrote a blog last week about why athletes need to build their financial locker room before the money shows up. Truth is, I only wrote it because I had just lived the reason why two weeks earlier. Onboarded a new client. By the time they sat down, the damage was already done. Big, unexpected, income hit the books last year. Their CPA never ran a projection. Never called during the year. Never flagged the liability before the extension deadline. Just sat back, waited to collect tax documents, and delivered the verdict: "It is what it is at this point." Verbatim. That's not tax advice. That's a status update. Now there's a six figure tax bill, penalties, and interest stacking on top of it. All preventable with proactive planning and ongoing communication amongst everyone on the team. Here's the pattern I see over and over. Athletes build their team backwards. A CPA a buddy recommended. An advisor a year or two in. An attorney only when something goes sideways. Nobody is talking to each other. Everybody is filing paperwork in their own lane. The athlete is the only one who sees the full picture, except they don't actually see it either. The cost of that disorganization isn't small. Across a career, it's hundreds of thousands of dollars in missed planning, bad entity structure, blown quarterly estimates, and strategies that never got run because nobody was looking forward. You wouldn't take the field without a catcher, a center, a left tackle, or a coach. Why would you build a career without an advisor, a CPA, and an attorney already in the huddle? Advisor, CPA, attorney. Same room. Same plan. Talking to each other all year, not just in April. Athletes who win long term don't have better luck. They have a better bench.
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benjamin 14@benjami015571·
@SMorrison_ Hi Scott. I’m a d1 bball player making 6 figures can we hop on a meeting any time soon to discuss a business entity structure?
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Scott Morrison, CFP®@SMorrison_·
$1,200,000. College Athlete. 1099 Income. Here’s what nobody tells NIL athletes pulling real money: The moment your first revenue share or NIL check cleared, you became a small business owner. The IRS doesn’t care that you’re a student-athlete in college. They don’t care that your earning window might be just a few years. They want their cut. Today. Here’s what we did to keep serious money in his pocket instead of sending a check to Uncle Sam: 1️⃣ LLC taxed as an S-Corp Put him on his own payroll and paid him a reasonable salary. The rest? Taken available as distributions. Stops 15.3% self-employment tax from gutting every endorsement check. → Saves tens of thousands of dollars. 2️⃣ Maximize business deductions Training. Recovery. Content production. Travel. Equipment. Agent and legal fees. Home office. The real cost of running a 7-figure brand, finally run through the entity. → Saves tens of thousands of dollars. 3️⃣ Solo 401(k) $24,500 employee + $47,500 employer = $72,000 deferred for retirement. At age 20 with 45 years of compounding ahead, that single contribution can grow to millions of tax free money. And we plan to do this every year that we’re earning 1099 income. → Saves roughly $26,000 per year. 4️⃣ Pass-Through Entity Elective Tax State tax paid at the entity level. Sidesteps the federal SALT cap. → Saves about $30,000 5️⃣ Backdoor Roth IRA $7,500 in. Tax-free growth for life. At 20 years old, this is the highest-leverage account he’ll ever own. 6️⃣ Donor Advised Fund / his own Private Non-Profit Builds a giving legacy. Aligns with his personal brand. Generates real federal deductions. → Saves $15,000–$40,000+, depending on giving level Total tax savings for 2026: $150,000+ This is what we do. Same story every time with NIL athletes earning 6 and 7 figures: → Treating the income like an allowance → Spending before structuring → Trusting the same tax preparer their family used for W-2 income their whole life You’re not a college kid with a side hustle. You’re the CEO of a 7-figure personal brand. Your team should look like one. 📍 If you want to see where you stand with your money, take our Moment Money Quiz and find out in two minutes 👇
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Stewart Anderson
Stewart Anderson@mcganderson·
@SMorrison_ All good info except 3️⃣. Too short sighted! Use a SEP, put essentially the same amount away then convert it to a Roth. Pay the tax now and the money grows tax free for 40+ years. In the solo (k) scenario the $72k could grow to $1,000,000 then you’d owe tax (>$200k) on that.
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Scott Morrison, CFP®@SMorrison_·
@mcganderson SEP is a terrible idea with both available. Having the SEP doesn’t allow you to do your backdoor Roth annually. You can also do a Roth Solo 401k.
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Arlinda
Arlinda@LindarInsights·
@SMorrison_ This is very informative and good for athletes and their families to have. My biggest lesson has been to begin creating an expense report earlier in the year and not in December/January.
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D1Baseball
D1Baseball@d1baseball·
There’s A LOT to like with Carson Jasa 🔥 The 6-foot-7, 215-pound @HuskerBaseball righty touches 98 mph with his fastball, but a deep mix of secondaries makes him a likely top five-round pick. 🔗 d1ba.se/42BT4ia
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Butler Basketball (fan) HeadQuarters
I trust our athletes know a good CFP will save them tens of thousands of dollars. A former Butler Basketball player is focused on representing & helping pro athletes and has the credentials to back it up. Full disclosure, he is a fraternity brother, but is one of the best (and trusted) in the biz: John Karaffa Chief Executive Officer, ProSport Accountants | Partner, CRI Advisors, LLC Read below⬇️
Scott Morrison, CFP®@SMorrison_

$1,200,000. College Athlete. 1099 Income. Here’s what nobody tells NIL athletes pulling real money: The moment your first revenue share or NIL check cleared, you became a small business owner. The IRS doesn’t care that you’re a student-athlete in college. They don’t care that your earning window might be just a few years. They want their cut. Today. Here’s what we did to keep serious money in his pocket instead of sending a check to Uncle Sam: 1️⃣ LLC taxed as an S-Corp Put him on his own payroll and paid him a reasonable salary. The rest? Taken available as distributions. Stops 15.3% self-employment tax from gutting every endorsement check. → Saves tens of thousands of dollars. 2️⃣ Maximize business deductions Training. Recovery. Content production. Travel. Equipment. Agent and legal fees. Home office. The real cost of running a 7-figure brand, finally run through the entity. → Saves tens of thousands of dollars. 3️⃣ Solo 401(k) $24,500 employee + $47,500 employer = $72,000 deferred for retirement. At age 20 with 45 years of compounding ahead, that single contribution can grow to millions of tax free money. And we plan to do this every year that we’re earning 1099 income. → Saves roughly $26,000 per year. 4️⃣ Pass-Through Entity Elective Tax State tax paid at the entity level. Sidesteps the federal SALT cap. → Saves about $30,000 5️⃣ Backdoor Roth IRA $7,500 in. Tax-free growth for life. At 20 years old, this is the highest-leverage account he’ll ever own. 6️⃣ Donor Advised Fund / his own Private Non-Profit Builds a giving legacy. Aligns with his personal brand. Generates real federal deductions. → Saves $15,000–$40,000+, depending on giving level Total tax savings for 2026: $150,000+ This is what we do. Same story every time with NIL athletes earning 6 and 7 figures: → Treating the income like an allowance → Spending before structuring → Trusting the same tax preparer their family used for W-2 income their whole life You’re not a college kid with a side hustle. You’re the CEO of a 7-figure personal brand. Your team should look like one. 📍 If you want to see where you stand with your money, take our Moment Money Quiz and find out in two minutes 👇

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$422 million in rookie contracts. 10 players. That's a lot of money. The hard part (off the field) is supposed to be over. The moment that pick is announced is when our job begins. Cash flow structure. State residency. Tax withholding. Retirement accounts. Payroll calls with a team they've never met. And that's before they've figured out where they're living or how to get their car to a city they've never been to. The only thing they want to do is focus on football. That's exactly when the financial decisions that define the next 30 years get made, or missed. Look at the destination gaps alone. Mendoza goes to Las Vegas. No state income tax. Arvell Reese goes to the Giants. New York takes 10.9% on top of federal. Same draft class. Completely different financial starting line. Nobody talks about that on draft night. This is the part that doesn't make the broadcast. At Moment, we run point on all of it. The tax planning. The residency setup. The conversations with team payroll. The investment decisions. The car getting shipped across the country. Some days it's a complex financial strategy. Some days it's just being the calm voice after a rough week in a city where they don't know anyone yet. For us it's another day at the office. For our clients it's their one shot to get this right. This is something we don't take that lightly.
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Milb Central
Milb Central@milb_central·
Batting Average Leaders in the 2026 MiLB Regular Season 1. Colby Shelton - .417 2. Jonah Cox - .417 3. Bradley Frye - .414 4. Caden Bodine - .408 5. Franklin Arias - .407
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Scott Morrison, CFP®@SMorrison_·
The average American saves less than 5% of their income. For a 9-to-5 worker with a 40-year career, that's a problem they can still fix. For an NFL player with a 3-year average career, it's a slow-motion disaster. The rest of the world figured this out. Swedish households save roughly 25% of what they earn. The Eurozone average sits above 15%. The U.S. is near the bottom of the developed world on household savings rate. Most people have time to learn this lesson late. Athletes do not. Most guys don't blow their money because they're careless. They blow it because the people around them never ran the actual numbers out loud. What does your lifestyle cost annually? Now multiply that by 40 years. Now look at what's left after taxes on that signing bonus. That conversation changes things. A 3-year career can still fund a 60-year life. But not by accident, and not by saving 5%. The chart is alarming for the average household. For an athlete, it should be a non-negotiable wake-up call. This is what we do. 📍 If you want to see where you stand with your money, take our Moment Money Quiz and find out in two minutes 👇
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Baltimore Orioles@Orioles·
Might be time to add a fourth condiment to that Hot Dog Race
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