Tax

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.
Married, Successful, and Overpaying? Tax Planning Strategies for High-Income Dual-Income Households cover

Married, Successful, and Overpaying? Tax Planning Strategies for High-Income Dual-Income Households

You both worked hard. You both climbed your career ladders. And now you’re living in that post-promotion, post-bonus, equity-vesting glow. Until tax season slaps you with a surprise. And suddenly, you’re asking the same question we hear every year: “How are we making this much… and still writing a five-figure check to the IRS?”
Penalty Abatement

Navigating IRS Penalty Abatement

For taxpayers facing IRS penalties, understanding the pathways to request penalty abatement can provide relief both financially and emotionally. From reasonable cause abatement to First-Time Abatement (FTA), this article explores these options, detailing the qualifications, processes, and considerations essential for crafting a successful request.
Intern

Summer Hiring? Here’s How to Handle Seasonal Workers, Interns, and Payroll Compliance Without the Headache

Hiring an intern for the summer? That’s exciting—until the IRS gets involved. While onboarding interns or part-time help sounds simple enough, summer hiring is one of the most common ways small business owners get tripped up on payroll, compliance, and classification.
Small Business

When Consumers Pull Back: What Small Businesses Need to Know Right Now

When uncertainty rises (tariffs, policy shifts, rising prices), people don’t always rush to react. They hesitate. They delay. . And if you're a small or mid-sized business owner? You need to be reading these signals — fast — and adapting your plans to match.
Depreciation

Maximizing Business Deductions: An Introduction to Depreciation, Amortization, and Expensing

Businesses, regardless of size or industry, continuously seek methods to optimize their financial strategies, and one critical area is the effective use of write-offs.
Supply Chain

When Your Supply Chain Gets Shaky: How Small Businesses Can Stay Strong

If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s this: no supply chain is bulletproof. Ships stall. Tariffs hike. Materials vanish into thin air. And suddenly the parts you counted on — the parts your customers counted on — are stuck somewhere between here and nowhere.
tax records

Think Twice Before Tossing: The Critical Timing for Disposing of Your Tax Records Safely

If you are like most taxpayers, you have records from years ago that you are afraid to throw away. To determine how to proceed, it is helpful to understand why the records needed to be kept in the first place.