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Tariffs and trade wars: how businesses can adapt and manage costs

Explore how global tariffs and trade changes can impact your business and learn strategies for successful adaptation. Discover practical tips on cost management in our latest article.

Avoid tax surprises: set up proper withholding now

Think your tax refund is just "extra money"? It might actually be a sign that your withholding is off, and that the IRS has been holding your money all year. This quick read breaks down how to fix that now, so you’re not stuck with a surprise bill (or a missed opportunity) next April.

Tax obligations for household employees

Hiring household help, such as nannies or housekeepers, brings convenience but also labels you as an employer with specific tax duties. This guide will walk you through your responsibilities, from classifying workers correctly to navigating Social Security and unemployment taxes, ensuring a compliant and rewarding experience for both you and your employees.

IRS priorities may be shifting under new administration

IRS enforcement priorities are shifting, and the ripple effects could impact everything from high-income audits to payroll tax compliance. With workforce changes, funding rollbacks, and new leadership shaping the agency’s direction, taxpayers and advisors alike should be paying close attention. Read the full article to understand what’s changing—and what it could mean for your compliance strategy.

Financial Blind Spots at Each Stage of the Business Lifecycle

Every stage of the business lifecycle comes with hidden financial risks—and most aren’t where you’d expect them. From early cash flow traps to overlooked succession planning, it’s easy to miss the warning signs until they’ve already impacted your bottom line. In this video, we break down the most common blind spots—and how to stay ahead of them.

Family Loans and Gifts: Avoiding a Tax Headache

When relatives lend or gift money, it can strengthen family bonds or lead to complications if not handled properly. This video explores the differences between gifts and loans in family finances, highlighting IRS guidelines and offering strategies to manage these transactions with minimal tax impact.

Asset sale vs. stock sale: what business owners need to know before selling

Deciding to sell your business? Navigate the complexities of asset sales versus stock sales with our comprehensive guide. Discover how each structure impacts taxes, liabilities, and proceeds to make informed decisions that optimize your deal and safeguard your hard-earned success.

Estate planning in 2025: What you can do now

Estate planning strategies for uncertainty. Proactively build flexibility into your plans. Secure your legacy amidst tax changes. Learn how now.

Tax implications of property upgrades: repairs vs. improvements

Navigating the fine line between repairs and improvements on your property can significantly impact your tax liabilities. Discover how the IRS classifies these expenses, explore key safe harbors, and learn strategies to maximize your tax benefits. Dive into this comprehensive guide to ensure you're making informed financial decisions when tackling property-related projects.

IRS Interest Rates Hold Steady for Second Quarter of 2025

The IRS has announced that interest rates on tax overpayments and underpayments will remain unchanged for the second quarter of 2025. Individuals and businesses should take note of these rates, as they impact potential interest owed or earned on tax balances.

Common Beneficiary Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Estate Plan

Uncover common estate planning mistakes that could jeopardize your assets and learn how to avoid them. Find out why aligning beneficiary designations with your will or trust is vital and discover the benefits of setting up a trust to manage your assets effectively.

Avoiding Common Mistakes in Transition Planning

Preparing your business for a future transition is crucial to its success. Learn how to avoid common mistakes and ensure your business thrives through any change.

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