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Sky Tower Counsel: From Fragmented Advice to Aligned Strategy

  • Apr 21
  • 3 min read

Helping business owners bring tax, legal, and financial decisions into sync


By Like Media Team


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Sky Tower Counsel, based in Hayden, Idaho, was built to solve a problem many successful business owners eventually face: too many advisors, not enough coordination. Founder Dallas Richardson saw how CPAs, attorneys, and financial advisors often operate independently, leaving clients to connect the dots themselves. The result is inefficiency, missed opportunities, and unnecessary tax exposure.


Richardson explains, “I created Sky Tower Counsel to bring all of those moving pieces together into one cohesive team, ensuring decisions are made intentionally, not reactively.”


At its core, the firm operates as a strategic advisory group for business owners who have already built something substantial and are now navigating complexity. These are typically entrepreneurs facing six-, seven-, or eight-figure tax exposure, growing legal risk, and a fragmented advisory framework that no longer supports their direction.


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“What starts as a conversation about tax savings becomes a much broader realization: that they are overpaying, under-protected, and not fully optimized,” Richardson says.

Richardson describes their role as the “general contractor” of a client’s financial world. He and his team step in to align tax, legal, and financial decisions into one integrated system. Instead of isolated advice, every component is engineered to work together, reducing inefficiencies, lowering unnecessary tax burden, and strengthening protection across the board.


Many clients initially come in focused on one issue: taxes. As he works through their structure, it becomes clear that tax problems are often just one piece of a much larger gap. “What starts as a conversation about tax savings becomes a much broader realization: that they are overpaying, under-protected, and not fully optimized,” Richardson says.


The firm’s process is structured and direct. It begins with discovery, followed by a feasibility study using verified data to identify inefficiencies and opportunities. From there, he and his team design a fully integrated strategy across tax, legal, and financial disciplines. Clients are then walked through the plan in detail before moving into execution, which Sky Tower Counsel coordinates from start to finish.


A key difference is how the firm operates. There are no product-driven incentives, commissions, or kickbacks influencing decisions. That allows his team to focus strictly on what benefits the client, not what an institution or platform requires.


“It’s not about what you make, it’s about what you keep,” Richardson shares.


Beyond reducing taxes, the focus is on building something durable. That includes protecting assets, increasing business value, preparing for transitions or exits, and positioning clients to take advantage of market opportunities rather than react to them.



He often explains that many business owners are doing exactly what they were taught: growing revenue, reinvesting, and relying on advisors. Yet the results do not match the effort. The issue is not work ethic. It is alignment.


When systems are properly aligned, the shift is immediate. Clients gain clarity, control, and time. In many cases, they recover weeks of time each year simply by eliminating inefficiencies and making better decisions with a coordinated strategy in place.


Sky Tower Counsel is positioned as more than an advisory firm. It is a structured approach to helping business owners protect what they have built and create a system that supports both financial performance and personal freedom.


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Sky Tower Counsel

1677 E. Miles Ave., Ste. 200

Hayden, ID

208.916.8589

509.434.8451

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