Tax

When you’re running a business, you’re constantly looking for ways to grow, reinvest, and increase profitability. One of the smartest, most often overlooked tools to support that growth is a tax strategy for business growth. Rather than treating taxes as a burden, forward-thinking companies treat them as a powerful opportunity to streamline operations, retain earnings, […]

Choosing between an LLC and an S-Corp can significantly impact how much you pay in taxes. While both structures offer liability protection and tax advantages, they differ in how earnings are taxed, deductions are applied, and profits are distributed. Understanding these differences is essential for business owners looking to optimize their tax savings.

Tax season can be stressful, and errors in your return can lead to costly penalties or missed deductions. Whether you’re managing business tax filing or handling your personal taxes, certain common mistakes could impact your finances. By understanding these pitfalls, you can take steps to ensure a smoother filing process and maximize your savings.

Each year, the IRS adjust tax brackets, deductions, and credits to account for inflation. In 2025, these changes could impact how much you owe or save on taxes. Find out below how you can be prepared for the IRS’s 2025 tax adjustments.

The standard deduction is getting a nice bump in 2025, and that means more money in your pocket! For individual taxpayers, this change could be a game-changer when it comes to tax time. The good news is that this increase in the standard deduction 2025 will help reduce your taxable income, but how can you maximize this

As the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announces 2025 inflation adjustments, taxpayers across the country should take note of changes that may affect their finances. These annual updates adjust tax brackets, standard deductions, and other provisions to reflect inflation and maintain fairness in the tax code.

Recent discussions in Congress propose reducing Medicaid funding to finance other initiatives, such as extending tax cuts. These proposed Medicaid cuts could have significant implications for taxpayers, particularly those with low incomes.

Recent discussions about Medicaid funding cuts have raised concerns about their potential impact on businesses. These proposed reductions are aimed at financing other initiatives like tax cuts and increased border security. They could lead to significant changes in tax laws and employer-sponsored healthcare obligations.

As of January 1, 2026, the estate tax exemption is scheduled to decrease significantly. Currently, in 2025, the exemption stands at $13.99 million per individual. Without legislative changes, this amount will revert to approximately $7 million in 2026.

An IRS audit can be overwhelming and stressful, but having a ta professional by your side can make all the difference. Here’s why you should deal with an audit with proper guidance.