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Filing Under the New Rules: What the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Means for Your 2025 Tax Return
The One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act changes how you file your 2025 return. Here is what to know about tips, overtime, SALT, depreciation, and R&D deductions before the April deadline.
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The IRS Says $1.2 Billion in 2022 Refunds Are Unclaimed. Could Some Be Yours?
The IRS says $1.2 billion in 2022 tax refunds are unclaimed. The deadline to file and collect is April 15, 2026. Here is how to check if you are owed money.
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How to Choose the Right Tax Professional for Your Business in 2026
With major OBBBA tax changes affecting 2025 returns for the first time, choosing the right tax professional is critical. Here is what business owners should look for and what to avoid.
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BOI Reporting in 2026: Why Foreign-Owned Businesses Still Need to File
FinCEN exempted domestic companies from BOI reporting, but foreign-owned entities registered in the U.S. must still file. Here is who is affected and what the penalties look like.
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Independent Contractor or Employee? The DOL’s New Classification Proposal and What It Means for Your Business
The DOL has proposed new independent contractor classification rules. Here is how to evaluate your workforce arrangements and protect your business from misclassification risk.
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Tax Season 2026 Opens: Five Things That Changed Since Last Year
The 2026 filing season is open with major changes from the OBBBA. Here are five things that changed since last year: bonus depreciation, Section 179, R&D expensing, tips/overtime deductions, and mileage rates.
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100% Bonus Depreciation Is Back: How to Maximize Your Equipment Write-Offs in 2026
The OBBBA permanently restored 100% bonus depreciation. Here is how it works, how it compares to Section 179, and how to plan your equipment purchases for maximum tax benefit.
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Year-End Tax Planning Under the OBBBA: Seven Moves to Make Before December 31
The OBBBA changed year-end tax planning for 2025. Here are seven moves to evaluate before December 31, from equipment purchases to retirement contributions to entity structure.
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The 1099-K Threshold Drops to $2,500 for 2025: What Online Sellers Need to Know
The 1099-K reporting threshold drops to $2,500 for 2025. If you sell online, here is how to prepare your records and avoid common reporting problems.
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IRS Direct File Is Gone for 2026: Your Filing Options and What It Means for Tax Prep
The IRS Direct File program is discontinued for 2026. Here is what the alternatives look like for business owners and their employees.
