Some States Are Splitting from the OBBB – Is Yours?
Understand how your state conforms to the new OBBB provisions and learn how to update your tax strategy to maximize savings.
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Employer’s Guide to Year-End and 2026 Payroll Tax Changes
Stay current on 2025 year-end and 2026 payroll tax updates: SUI, FUTA credit reductions, social security limits, paid leave, and OBBB changes.
Level Up Your Future: 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustments to Maximize Your Retirement Plan
New 2026 IRS retirement plan limits and rules boost savings for 401(k)s, IRAs, Roth IRAs, SIMPLE IRAs, and the Saver’s Credit.
Unmasking Ghost Employees: How Forensic Specialists Help Organizations Detect, Investigate, and Recover from Payroll Fraud
Discover how forensic specialists detect, investigate, and prevent ghost employee payroll fraud.
Moving Beyond QuickBooks Desktop: What Businesses Need to Know
Discover the benefits of moving to the cloud, and how Aprio helps businesses migrate with confidence.
Beyond the Will: Why a Comprehensive Estate Plan is Essential for High-Net-Worth Families
Learn why a will alone isn’t enough. Discover an integrated approach to estate planning to help high-net-worth individuals protect their legacy, minimize taxes, and align legal, tax, and wealth strategies.
Last Call – These Tax Credits Are on Their Way Out
Several major federal tax incentives are set to expire or phase down soon. Learn how to take advantage of these opportunities before it’s too late.
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.
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.
The Latest IRS Guidance on Section 174
Aprio Insights on the The Latest IRS Guidance on Section 174. Read the article.