Article Highlights: Time to Gather Your Information New for 2025 Choosing Your Alternatives Tips for Pulling Your Information Together Tax time is just around the corner, and if you are like most taxpayers, you are probably facing the ominous chore of compiling records in preparation for your tax appointment—whether in person, by videoconference or telephone. […]
Article Highlights: MACRS Depreciation Bonus Depreciation Section 179 Expensing Amortization Materials and Supplies Expensing The De Minimis Safe Harbor Rule Expensing Routine Maintenance Expensing Per Building Safe Harbor for Small Taxpayers Expensing In the intricate world of business accounting and taxation, the ability to strategically deduct expenses can significantly impact a company’s financial health and […]
Article Highlights: 1099-NEC Filing Requirements Filing Due Date Independent Contractor Filing Threshold Landlords Additional Filing Requirements Form W-9 Household Workers Penalties Endeavors to Mitigate Penalties Worksheet This is our annual reminder that if you use workers other than employees to perform services for your business and pay them $600 or more for 2025, you are […]
Article Highlights: The Purpose and Function of an LLC Pros and Cons of Choosing An LLC Advantages Disadvantages Does an LLC Need Liability Insurance? Does an LLC Provide Protection Nationally? When to Choose an LLC The Path Forward: Making an Informed Decision An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a flexible business structure that creates […]
Article Highlights: De Minimis Fringe Benefits Cash Gifts Gift Certificates and Debit Cards Non-cash Vouchers Group Meals Tax Compliance and Planning It is common practice this time of year for employers to give their employees gifts. Where a gift is infrequently offered and has a fair market value so low that it is impractical and […]
December 2025 Individual Due Dates December 1 – Time for Year-End Tax Planning December is the month to take final actions that can affect your tax result for 2025. Taxpayers with substantial increases or decreases in income, changes in marital status or dependent status, and those who sold property during 2025 should call for a […]
Article Highlights: Not Needing to File a 2025 Return? Are Your Children Attending College? Did You Sell Your Home This Year? Do You Have an Employer Health Flexible Spending Account? Did You Become Eligible to Make Health Savings Account (HSA) Contributions This Year? Have You Funded Your Retirement Savings? Married and Spouse Does Not Work? […]
The IRS Doesn’t Send Thank-You Notes—Just Penalty Notices You file a little late. You miss an estimated payment. You hire a remote employee in another state and forget to register for payroll taxes there. No big deal, right? The IRS and state agencies think otherwise. They don’t send gentle reminders—they send bills with penalties and […]
When Change Hits Your Business, So Do Tax Consequences In business, change is constant. You start strong, add partners, grow fast, face challenges, and eventually think about what’s next. Each of those turning points—what we’ll call “life events”—comes with tax and financial ripple effects that are easy to overlook in the moment. From new partnerships […]
Growth Feels Great—Until It Doesn’t At first, running your business feels simple: money comes in, bills go out, and if there’s something left over, you’re doing fine. Then growth happens. More clients. Bigger projects. Higher payroll. Maybe even a second location. Suddenly, cash doesn’t flow the way it used to. You’re booking record sales, but […]