If you use your vehicle for business, medical care, or certain qualifying moves, the standard mileage rate increased on July 1, 2026. The IRS said the...

If you typically file and pay your taxes on time but miss a deadline once, getting penalty relief may soon become much easier. The IRS is...

One of the biggest mistakes sellers make is waiting until after a transaction closes to discuss the tax impact with their CPA. By then, many planning...

June 30, 2026, the deadline for Section 179D has now passed. For many commercial building projects, that means the opportunity to qualify for the energy-efficient commercial building deduction has closed. But...

If you’re getting ready to sell appreciated real estate, finding the right buyer is just one part of the equation. The other (often more complicated) part...

A new tax year brings new contribution limits, but the real planning opportunity is in using them early enough to matter. For 2026, the IRS has...

Two federal grant programs that channel billions of dollars annually toward small business research and development have been reauthorized following a gap in their authority that...

Managing your tax obligations just got a major digital upgrade.   If dealing with the IRS makes you anxious, you are not alone. But this shift to digital...

A recent federal court decision may create an opportunity for some taxpayers to preserve refund claims related to amounts assessed during the COVID-19 disaster period. Because...

Tax laws are changing again, and we want to make sure you are fully prepared. With the recent tax updates taking effect in 2026, you will...

Crowdfunding campaigns such as GoFundMe have become increasingly common ways for individuals and communities to support those facing financial hardship. While these fundraising efforts reflect a...

Big changes are coming to retirement savings in 2026. The IRS recently updated the rules for 401(k) catch-up contributions under the SECURE 2.0 Act. Here’s some...