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2026 Tax Brackets and Inflation Adjustments: What the Numbers Mean for Your Business Planning
The IRS released 2026 inflation adjustments incorporating OBBBA changes. Here are the key numbers for brackets, deductions, and business planning.
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SBA Just Had Its Best Lending Year Since 1991. Here Is How to Get Your Share.
The SBA deployed a record $44.8 billion in FY2025. Here is how the 7(a) and 504 programs work, what changed in underwriting, and how to prepare your application.
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The OBBBA Just Changed the ERC Rules Again. Here Is What to Do If You Claimed the Credit.
The OBBBA changed ERC rules: no new Q3/Q4 2021 refunds after the January 2024 cutoff, plus new income reporting options. Here is what to do based on your situation.
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Every Tax Preparer Needs a Written Information Security Plan. Here Is How to Create One.
The IRS requires all tax preparers to have a Written Information Security Plan. Here is how to create one using the IRS template, even for solo practitioners.
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OSHA’s Proposed Heat Safety Standard: What Employers Need to Prepare For
OSHA’s proposed heat safety standard will create new employer obligations for outdoor and indoor heat-exposed workers. Here is what to expect and how to prepare before the final rule.
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The One, Big, Beautiful Bill Is Law: The Five Biggest Tax Changes for Your Business
The OBBBA is now law. Here are the five biggest tax changes: permanent bonus depreciation, R&D expensing, QBI at 23%, tips/overtime deductions, and SALT cap increase to $40,000.
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The SEC Just Killed 14 Proposed Rules. Here Is What Small Businesses No Longer Need to Worry About.
The SEC withdrew 14 proposed rules including climate disclosures and private fund regulations. Here is what was dropped and what small businesses should do with the freed-up compliance resources.
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SBA Loan Standards Are Changing June 1. How to Prepare Your Application.
SBA loan underwriting standards tighten June 1 with higher collateral, 10% startup equity, and credit score minimums. Here is how to prepare your application.
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BOI Reporting Exemption for Domestic Companies: What Just Changed and Why It Matters
FinCEN exempted domestic companies from BOI reporting after months of legal battles. Here is who is exempt, who must still file, and what to do if you already submitted a report.
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The IRS Dirty Dozen Is Out: How to Protect Your Business from Tax Scams in 2025
The IRS Dirty Dozen list highlights tax scams targeting businesses in 2025, including ERC promoters, phishing, fake charities, and ghost preparers. Here is how to stay protected.
