IRS Update: Lost Tax Records After a Disaster — What Taxpayers and Small Business Owners Should Know
A wildfire, flood, or other disaster can destroy more than property. Important tax records, receipts, invoices, and financial documents can […]
Is Your Side Activity a Hobby or a Business? Why the Difference Matters for Taxes
Maybe you started selling handmade products online. Or perhaps you began doing photography, baking, tutoring, creating online content, or offering
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IRS Update: Who Can Speak to the IRS for You? — What Taxpayers Should Know
When an IRS issue becomes complicated, many taxpayers ask us a simple question: “Can you just talk to the IRS
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Should You Open a Trump Account for Your Child? What Parents Need to Know
A new savings option for children is now available—but before opening an account, parents should understand how it works and
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Did You Pay a Contractor? The 1099-NEC Threshold Changed
If you own a small business and regularly pay independent contractors, there is an important change for 2026 that may
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Do You Have to Accept an IRS Decision? Not Always.
When someone receives a letter from the IRS, one of the first reactions I often see is: “If the IRS
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Could Paid Family Leave Actually Lower Your Business Tax Bill?
When I talk with small business owners about employee benefits, paid family or medical leave is usually discussed as a
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Are You Paying Yourself the Right Salary From Your S Corporation?
Learn how to determine a reasonable salary for your S Corporation and avoid costly IRS issues.
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How Can Gig Workers Use the New Tax Law to Lower Their Tax Bill?
New IRS Rules Create Opportunities—but Only for Workers Who Plan Ahead Earning more does not always mean keeping more. Uber
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Married This Year? Have You Updated These 5 Tax Items Yet?
Getting married is exciting—but it also brings a few important tax responsibilities that many couples overlook. If you recently got
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The IRS Raised the Business Mileage Rate to 76 Cents—Are You Tracking the Right Miles?
If you use your personal vehicle for business, there is an important midyear tax change you should know about. The
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Will the IRS Now Remove Your Tax Penalty Automatically?
Receiving an IRS penalty notice can be frustrating, especially when a taxpayer has consistently filed and paid taxes on time
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