September 2026 Due Dates
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Succession Planning for Business Owners; Protecting Your Company, Your Family and the Tax Outcome
For many business owners, succession planning is one of the most important decisions they will ever make [...]
What Taxpayers Need to Know About Tokenized Securities and 2026 Tax Reporting
Tokenization is mostly a change in form — tax results depend on what the token represents. Expect information reporting on Form 1099‑DA for many tokenized‑security sales, but don’t rely solely on broker basis reporting; keep careful records and [...]
Booming or Slowing Down? Why Your 2026 Tax Strategy May Need a Reset
The economy is sending mixed signals, and many business owners are feeling that unevenness firsthand. Some companies are growing, hiring, investing in technology, and trying to keep up with demand. Others are seeing slower sales, tighter margins, longer collection cycles, or customers who are more cautious about spending.
Choosing Between an S Corporation and a C Corporation: It’s About More Than Tax Rates
The right entity is rarely obvious on day one. It often becomes clear only after you look at the business as a whole.
Weddings, Childcare, Children’s Summer Employment, and Travel: Navigating Summer’s Tax Minefield
Summer brings weddings, camps, teen paychecks, weekend trips and sometimes the chance to rent your home for a short-term event. Those warm-weather plans make memories — and they can also change the way you file your taxes. This guide explains [...]
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Is Your Business Overpaying Taxes? 3 Mid-Year Moves That Could Lower Your 2025 Bill
You know that moment in April when you look at your tax bill and think:“We could’ve done something about this... if we’d only planned earlier.” Well, this is earlier. And if you’re a business owner who’s having a good year so far (or even just a better-than-expected one), now’s the time to stop the silent [...]
Getting Married Soon? Tax Considerations for Newlyweds
Getting Married Soon? Tax Considerations for Newlyweds Article Highlights: Filing Status Deductions New Spouse's Past Liabilities Combining Incomes Healthcare Insurance Spousal IRA Capital Loss Limitations Impact on Parents' Returns Social Security Administration Internal Revenue Service U.S. Postal Service Withholding & Estimated Tax Payments Health Insurance Marketplace You think planning a wedding ceremony is complicated? Wait [...]