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- April 21, 2026
How to Clean Up Your QuickBooks in One Afternoon (Step-by-Step Guide)
A step-by-step guide to cleaning up QuickBooks, fixing errors, and improving your financial reports in just a few hours.
Read → - April 21, 2026
Beat the SALT Cap: How PTET Lets Pass-Through Owners Reclaim State Tax Deductions
Learn how the pass-through entity elective tax (PTET) may help bypass SALT limits and reduce federal taxable income for eligible business owners.
Read → - April 20, 2026
Video Tips: Changes to the Adoption Tax Credit
Learn about 2026 inflation-adjusted changes to the adoption tax credit, including updated limits for qualified adoption expenses.
Read → - April 17, 2026
When Companies Build on the Moon, How Do You Tax It? Accountants Are Already Talking About It
As space business grows, accountants are asking how to handle lunar assets. Here’s how GAAP could apply beyond Earth.
Read → - April 16, 2026
Gas Prices Soar After the Iran Shock. How Will the Deduction for Business Use of Your Vehicle Be Affected?
Rising gas prices in 2026 may impact business mileage deductions. Learn when the actual expense method may provide better tax savings.
Read → - April 15, 2026
AI Isn’t Replacing Your Business. But It Is Changing How You Scale It
AI can help small businesses reduce operating costs, improve efficiency, and increase profit margins. Learn how to apply it strategically.
Read → - April 14, 2026
Medically Related Home Improvements May Have Tax Benefits
Learn when medically necessary home improvements may qualify as tax deductions and how AGI limits and home value impact eligibility.
Read → - April 13, 2026
A New Proposal Would Tax Some U.S. Athletes at 100% — Here’s Why
A new bill would tax 100% of income earned by some U.S. athletes competing for other countries. Here’s what it means.
Read → - April 13, 2026
Video Tips: A Look into Tax Code Sec 61 - What Income Is Taxable?
Learn what counts as taxable income under Section 61. Understand the broad definition of gross income and what the IRS considers taxable.
Read → - April 10, 2026
A Homeowner’s Guide to Property Tax Breaks for Disabled Veterans (Including New York’s New Law)
Some disabled veterans qualify for full property tax exemptions. Here’s how the programs work and what New York’s new law changes.
Read → - April 9, 2026
The Tax Issues Those TV Ads Don't Tell You About Selling Your Life Insurance Policy
Selling a life insurance policy may create taxable income. Learn how life settlements are taxed and what to expect before selling your policy.
Read → - April 8, 2026
The IRS Is Paying Attention Again: Why More Taxpayers Are Getting Notices
IRS enforcement is increasing with more data-driven reviews and notices. Learn why and what steps to take if you receive a notice.
Read → - April 7, 2026
It's Hard to Believe: But Found Money Is Taxable
Even found money can be taxable under IRC Section 61. Learn what counts as income, key exclusions, and surprising tax rules on winnings.
Read → - April 6, 2026
Why the FIFA World Cup 2026 Could Mean Big Tax Headaches
From source taxation to treaty rules, the 2026 FIFA World Cup creates complex tax risks for global participants.
Read → - April 6, 2026
Video Tips: Safe Mailing Tips when Mailing Your Tax Return
If you submit your tax return via mail, the USPS has implemented a significant rule change that could put your "timely filing" status at risk.
Read → - April 3, 2026
When Borrowing Gets More Expensive: How Rising Interest Rates Are Impacting Small Businesses
Interest rates are rising again, increasing borrowing costs for small businesses. Learn how higher rates affect cash flow and what you can do.
Read → - April 2, 2026
Cracking the Kiddie Tax Code: Unlocking Tax Strategies for Your Child's Unearned Income
Learn how the kiddie tax works, who it applies to, and strategies to reduce tax on a child’s unearned income. Understand filing options and key thresholds.
Read → - April 1, 2026
From Oil Fields to Your Bottom Line: How Global Events Quietly Raise Your Business Costs
Energy price volatility is driving up costs for small businesses. Learn how fuel, shipping, and supplier pricing affect your bottom line.
Read → - March 31, 2026
Unlocking Financial Freedom: How ABLE Accounts Empower Individuals with Disabilities
Learn how ABLE accounts work, 2026 contribution limits, tax benefits, and how individuals with disabilities can save without losing government benefits.
Read → - March 30, 2026
Video Tips: April 15th Due Date Reminder
Reminder: April 15, 2026 tax deadline. File your return or extension, pay any tax due, and make estimated payments on time.
Read → - March 27, 2026
D.C. Tried to Change Its Tax Rules. Congress Said No.
Congress rejected D.C.’s corporate tax change. Here’s why it matters for companies operating in the District.
Read → - March 26, 2026
Sold Your Home Before Meeting the Gain Exclusion Requirements? You May Still Qualify for a Partial Exclusion
Sold your home before meeting the 2-year rule? Learn how partial gain exclusions work for job changes, health issues, or unforeseen events.
Read → - March 25, 2026
Eldercare Can Be a Substantial Medical Deduction
Learn how eldercare expenses like assisted living, home care, and caregiver services may qualify as medical deductions under current tax rules.
Read → - March 23, 2026
Why Spring Is the Perfect Time to Fix Your QuickBooks (Before Small Problems Get Expensive)
Spring is the ideal time to clean up QuickBooks. Here’s how fixing small bookkeeping issues now can prevent costly problems later.
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