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Trump Accounts: What You Need to Know
If you have a child under 18, there’s a good chance an email from the IRS landed in your inbox this week with the subject

Holiday Bonuses, Gift Cards, and Office Parties: What’s Taxable and What’s Deductible
The holiday season is a great time to show appreciation for the people who help keep your business running. Whether you’re handing out year-end bonuses,

Decisions Small Business Owners Need to Make Before December 31
December 31 isn’t just the end of the year. For a lot of small business decisions, it’s a hard deadline. Once it passes, the options

Tax Planning Isn’t a January Thing. It’s a September Thing.
Most people think about taxes twice a year: once in the spring when they file, and once in December when they wonder if they should

Employer Meal Expenses: New Deduction Limitations After 2025?
Businesses that provide meals and food-related benefits to employees should prepare for an important tax change effective December 31, 2025. Understanding these changes can help

Stop Managing Everything Alone
5 Signs It’s Time to Stop Managing Your Business Finances Alone Running a business solo has its limits — and your finances are usually the

How a Local CPA Can Help Your Business Grow
As a business owner, your time is valuable. Between managing customers, employees, and daily operations, keeping up with bookkeeping and taxes can quickly become overwhelming.

Mid-Year Financial Checklist for Small Businesses
As we move into the second half of the year, June is the perfect time for small business owners to pause and evaluate their financial

What to Do After Filing Your Taxes
A Simple Guide for Small Business Owners You finally filed your taxes. That alone is a win. Most small business owners are ready to move