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The IRS is retiring FIRE: what businesses need to change before filing 1099s in 2027

Beginning with the 2027 filing season, the IRS will require businesses to submit information returns...

The pro-rata rule: the backdoor Roth IRA mistake that can create an unexpected tax bill

The backdoor Roth IRA strategy can trigger an unexpected tax bill if you overlook the...

How much cash should your business actually keep?

How much cash should your business keep on hand? The answer depends on more than...

The IRS has a new mobile app. Here’s what taxpayers can do with it.

The IRS has launched a new mobile app that replaces IRS2Go, giving taxpayers quick access...

New IRS per diem rates in effect as of October 1

The IRS has released its 2026-2027 special per diem rates for business travel, and the...

Before You Hire Another Employee, Find the Bottleneck

Business owners should understand where work actually gets stuck and what capacity the business needs...

When You Should Start Planning to Sell or Transfer Your Business

For established business owners, exit planning does not always start with a firm sale date...

Q4 tax planning: what needs to happen, and when?

Q4 tax planning is not a single deadline; it's a series of decisions that each...

When and why every business owner needs a business valuation

Most business owners carry a rough estimate of what their company is worth, but that...

Divorce and your tax return: what the settlement may not resolve

A divorce settlement divides assets and establishes legal rights, but it does not resolve every...

Construction accounting that reveals problems early: job costing, change orders, and WIP reporting

Construction businesses can stay profitable on paper while margin quietly slips away on individual jobs...

IRS raises the standard mileage rates for the second half of 2026

The IRS raised the standard mileage rates for the second half of 2026, effective July...