Nidhi Jain
Taxes are a necessary part of our financial lives; they fund essential public services, but no one wants to pay more than their fair share. That’s where strategic tax planning comes into play; it’s the art of legally and ethically minimizing your tax liability.
O set capital gains by selling investments that have lost value. These losses can o set gains, reducing your overall tax liability.
The IRS is entering 2026 with sharper tools, better data matching, and a clearer focus on compliance gaps that technology alone can’t explain away. While audits are still relatively rare overall, the likelihood increases significantly when certain patterns appear in a return. Understanding the new audit triggers allows professionals and business owners to reduce exposure before issues arise. …
The New Audit Triggers: What the IRS Will Flag Most in 2026Read More »
Remote work, hybrid schedules, and multi-state operations have permanently changed how professionals earn income. In 2026, many business owners and consultants no longer work from a single location — and tax rules are struggling to keep up. For multi-city earners, especially those operating across California and beyond, improper income allocation is one of the fastest ways to trigger penalties, audits, or unexpected tax bills. …
How Multi-City Earners Can Avoid Penalties in the Bay AreaRead More »
Tax software has come a long way. For simple filings, it can feel fast, affordable, and reassuringly automated. But as 2026 approaches, many business owners are realizing that convenience doesn’t always equal clarity. Between evolving tax regulations, increased IRS scrutiny, and more complex business structures, there’s a growing gap between what DIY tools can handle and what businesses actually need. That’s where professional guidance becomes essential. …
When a Tax Consultant Is Better Than DIY Software: The 2026 Decision GuideRead More »
