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Preparing for 2025: How to Build a Bulletproof Financial Plan

As the calendar turns toward a new year, it’s the perfect time to ensure your financial plans are as robust as your ambitions. A well-crafted financial strategy helps you navigate uncertainties, achieve your goals and create long-term stability. Here’s how… Read Now >>

New EV Tax Credit Rules for Electric Vehicles

May 10, 2023
EV car, representing clean vehicle tax credit

The IRS has updated its tax rules for electric vehicles. There are four ways you can take advantage of a federal EV tax credit for qualified electric vehicles placed into service in 2023 or later: Purchase a new EV and… Read Now >>


Education Fringe Benefits for Family Employees

April 26, 2023
Classroom, representing education fringe benefits for child employees.

If you have children who work in your business, you should consider offering them education fringe benefits. When you do this right, you can create some excellent tax deductions for your business while also providing tax-free education benefits for your… Read Now >>


Is Your Company Gym Tax Deductible?

April 19, 2023
Dumbbells representing company gym for tax deduction.

Are you thinking about creating a company gym, fitness center or other athletic facility for your employees? It can be a great feature for a business campus. And, it is an excellent employee benefit to help with attracting and retaining… Read Now >>



How NFT Transactions Can Affect Your Taxes

April 11, 2023
Digital artwork, representing NFT transactions and taxes

If you bought, sold, donated or received a non-fungible token (NFT) in 2022, you must answer “yes” on the digital assets questions of your IRS Form 1040. You may also be liable for paying taxes or be able to claim… Read Now >>



How to Maximize Tax Deductions from Your Meals and Entertainment

March 15, 2023
restaurant table, representing tax deductions for business meals and entertainment

There have always been many questions surrounding tax deductions for business meals and entertainment. The past two years had very generous tax deductions thanks to President Biden’s Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023. Businesses were able to deduct 100% of business-related… Read Now >>


Why You Don’t Want to Hold Property in a C-Corp

March 9, 2023
Chess board with houses, representing C-corp property holdings

Investing in real estate is generally a great long-term plan. The market has cooled off in most parts of the country, so good properties are available at attractive prices. However, taxes can be a major concern for C-corporations. Owning real… Read Now >>


What You Need to Know About IRA RMDs

March 1, 2023
pennies, representing RMD for IRAs.

If you have an IRA or other tax-deferred retirement account like a 401(k), you must start taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) once you reach a certain age. The SECURE 2.0 Act raises the age at which RMDs must first be… Read Now >>


Understanding Passive Loss Rules for Rental Property Owners

February 22, 2023
Home interior, concept for passive loss tax rules

Passive loss rules have been commonly misunderstood by rental property owners since they were first introduced in 1986. Today, we want to provide a better explanation of passive loss rules and how you can use the current tax laws to… Read Now >>