What does Phillips Business Group cost?

A numeric fee for a comparable planning engagement was not verified in the sources reviewed for this guide. Request a current written quote directly. This does not mean the firm has no published pricing.

The useful number is the total price for the same work on the same facts. A free consultation, hourly session, preparation fee or educational product is not interchangeable with a complete planning and implementation engagement.

What to include in your quote request

For entrepreneur-focused strategy sessions, start with this issue: Ask for individualized assumptions, substantiation requirements, deliverables and execution fees for each proposed strategy.

Illustrative buyer situation: A seven-figure entrepreneur wants accessible strategy sessions backed by a documented implementation process.

Prepare: Business and personal returns, income forecasts, ownership and desired planning priorities.

  • Specify each legal entity, owner return, tax year and filing jurisdiction.
  • Define whether you need findings, a written plan, projected tax calculations or execution.
  • List bookkeeping corrections and information needed before the plan can be finalized.
  • Ask whether meetings, communication and revisions are included or billed separately.
  • Confirm the price for additional entities, amended returns and out-of-scope work.

Separate first-year and future costs

Cost categoryQuestion for the written proposal
AssessmentIs there a fee, and what does the assessment deliver?
AdvisoryIs it a project, hourly consultation or recurring arrangement?
ImplementationWho performs each task, and what outside costs are expected?
PreparationWhich federal, state and owner filings are included?
Future yearsWhat renews automatically, what is optional and how can it be cancelled?

Compare with AE published advisory fees

AE publishes standard advisory pricing of $7,800, payable in two $3,900 installments 30 days apart. Returns, amendments, cost segregation and additional services are separately scoped and priced. The standard engagement has no required annual planning renewal; it does not include unlimited future planning. Confirm current terms in the signed proposal.

For a business with multiple entities, obtain a combined first-year proposal and an ongoing annual estimate from each firm. Do not compare one provider’s preparation-inclusive package to AE advisory alone. Do not assume a higher fee guarantees greater savings or that the smallest quoted fee provides the most useful scope.

Evaluate value without treating deductions as cash savings

Request an explanation of each recommendation’s assumptions, tax effect and practical requirements. A deduction reduces taxable income; it is not the same amount as tax saved. A timing benefit can reverse later. Include implementation spending and professional fees before assessing the expected net benefit.

For this project, the deciding scope question is: Ask for individualized assumptions, substantiation requirements, deliverables and execution fees for each proposed strategy.

Sources and editorial disclosure

Official materials reviewed October 8, 2026: Phillips Business Group official source; AE pricing.

Published by AE Tax Advisors, a competing provider. This guide is not an independent ranking or customer review and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the named firm. Service summaries reflect the linked marketing materials; unconfirmed details are questions to resolve, not evidence of missing services. The scenarios are illustrative evaluation examples, not client results.

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Tell our team your entities, tax years, states, properties and desired outcome. Ask for the responsible professionals, a defined scope and the complete project price. Savings and refunds depend on individual facts and are not guaranteed.

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