Did your business pay for repairs or maintenance on tangible property in 2025—such as buildings, machinery, or vehicles? Many of these costs may be fully deductible on your 2025 tax return, provided they don’t qualify… Read More »Increase Business Deductions with Tangible Property Safe Harbors
What Are Trump Accounts for Children? The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduced a new tax-advantaged savings option for families called Trump Accounts (TAs). These accounts are designed to help children build long-term financial… Read More »Trump Accounts for Children: Rules, Benefits, and How to Start
If you’re a business owner or self-employed and haven’t yet established a tax-advantaged retirement plan, you still have an opportunity to lower your 2025 tax liability. By setting up a Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) before… Read More »There’s Still Time to Set Up a SEP and Lower Your 2025 Tax Bill
The IRS will begin accepting and processing 2025 individual income tax returns on January 26. This start date closely mirrors last year’s filing season, even though the agency has experienced significant staffing reductions. Below are… Read More »Tax Filing FAQs for Individuals: Key 2025 Deadlines and What to Know
Most businesses are used to a January 31 deadline for furnishing key tax forms to workers and filing them with the federal government. However, in 2026, January 31 falls on a Saturday. As a result,… Read More »Is Your Business Ready for the Groundhog Day Tax Deadline?
If you had substantial medical costs last year, you may be asking whether they can reduce your tax bill on your 2025 income tax return. While the medical expense tax deduction can be valuable, income… Read More »Which Medical Expenses Can You Deduct on Your 2025 Tax Return?
Do you operate your business as a partnership, a limited liability company (LLC) taxed as a partnership, or an S corporation? These business structures are commonly referred to as pass-through entities because income, deductions, and… Read More »Tax Filing Updates for Pass-Through Entities: What to Know for 2025
Each year, hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and other natural disasters cause significant damage to homes and personal property across the U.S. If you suffered losses due to a qualifying disaster, you may be able to claim… Read More »Casualty Loss Tax Deduction: What Disaster Victims Need to Know
With 2025 now in the rearview mirror and the tax filing deadline approaching, businesses should begin organizing records related to deductible expenses for the 2025 tax year. However, determining which expenses qualify for a deduction… Read More »Not All Business Expenses Are Tax Deductible for 2025
A new year brings updated tax figures for individual taxpayers. Many limits are adjusted annually for inflation and generally rise over time. For 2026, additional changes also take effect under the One Big Beautiful Bill… Read More »Important 2026 Tax Limits Every Individual Taxpayer Should Know
As a new year approaches, businesses need to stay informed about updated tax limits and thresholds that can affect deductions, retirement planning, and employee benefits. Below is a summary of key federal tax figures for 2026 that… Read More »Important 2026 Tax Figures Every Business Should Know
Many people are familiar with Section 529 plans as a tax-advantaged way to save for education. Fewer realize there’s a similar option designed specifically to help individuals with disabilities save for qualified expenses. These are… Read More »ABLE Account Eligibility Expands in 2026: What You Need to Know