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What Tax-Saving Strategies Should Dental Practice Owners Consider Before 2026?

Dental practice owners should consider leveraging these tax credits and deductions following the One Big Beautiful Bill of July 2025. Consulting a tax advisor is recommended to navigate state-specific tax impacts.

Inflation-adjusted tax provisions: 2026 updates

Discover the latest inflation-adjusted tax changes for the 2026 tax year, driven by the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). From standard deduction hikes and modified marginal tax rate thresholds to expanded credits for adoption and employer-provided childcare, these updates can significantly influence your financial planning. Delve into how these modifications could impact your taxes and optimize your strategy for the upcoming year.

Final regulations released on increased catch-up contributions under SECURE 2.0

The latest IRS final regulations under the SECURE 2.0 Act increase catch-up contribution limits for individuals aged 60 to 63 and require Roth contributions for higher-income earners. These changes aim to enhance retirement readiness but require plan administrators to navigate new operational complexities. Explore how these rules reshape retirement strategies and the paths to compliance.

Cost Analysis: Turning Hidden Numbers into Smarter Decisions

Want to know where your profit is really going? Here's a practical, business-owner-friendly approach to cost analysis, showing how to uncover hidden inefficiencies, assign overhead accurately, and make confident decisions with your numbers. Whether you’re looking to price smarter, cut waste, or prepare for growth, it all starts here.

Using POD and TOD Accounts in Your Estate Plan

Discover how Payable-on-Death (POD) and Transfer-on-Death (TOD) accounts streamline the inheritance process, enabling beneficiaries to bypass probate and access assets swiftly. While these tools offer speed and cost-effectiveness, they come with potential pitfalls that could disrupt your estate plan if not carefully coordinated. Explore their benefits and drawbacks to ensure seamless asset distribution among your loved ones.

Tax breaks for tipped workers: qualifying for the new deduction

Discover how the groundbreaking "no tax on tips" provision in the new One, Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBBA) could transform the take-home pay for millions of tip-reliant workers starting in 2025. Learn which occupations qualify, the specific conditions required, and how to prepare for maximized savings under this potentially game-changing deduction.

Partnership Basis: What Is It & How Does It Work?

Gain insight into partnership basis, track decisions to optimize ownership, and maintain compliance to avoid costly tax consequences.

Preparing for the end of federal paper checks

Executive Order 14247 directs federal agencies to phase out paper checks for refunds, benefits, and contracts. Here’s who’s affected and how to prepare.

The Latest IRS Guidance on Section 174

Aprio Insights on the The Latest IRS Guidance on Section 174. Read the article.

Personal guarantees: costly risk or tax leverage?

Banks want an extra layer of security for business loans, and a personal guarantee delivers it - but for partnership owners, there's a hidden tax advantage most overlook. This synthetic capital injection can turn a necessary business risk into meaningful tax leverage, provided you understand the mechanics and monitor the potential pitfalls.

Medicare: premiums, taxes, and surprise surcharges

Many people reach 65 expecting Medicare to replace their health insurance and ease budget pressures. But in reality, Medicare often adds a new layer of costs - monthly premiums, income-based surcharges, and potential late penalties that can last a lifetime. Read our article to avoid costly surprises later in retirement.

The Benefits of Outsourced Accounting for Restaurants and Franchises

Discover the benefits of outsourced accounting for restaurants and franchises. Learn how owner/operators improve efficiency, maintain compliance, and scale profitably.

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