Retirement: Are you 55 to 72? Watch out for taxes and penalties you didn’t know about.
Memorial Day: Freedom isn’t Free – so how does AI now impact us?
Let me say “Thank you” to our men and women in service, both past and present, today. Because of them, we live in a great country that has weathered and often led through financial, technological, and security storms. We face another set of storms today. As of this writing, we are collectively facing “one nation undivided” in our higher gas prices. I have to give Trump his due – he… Read More
How Technology Expenses Are Treated for Tax Purposes
Technology plays a central role in how businesses operate in 2026. From cloud-based accounting software to project management platforms and cybersecurity tools, digital expenses are now a core part of doing business. However, many business owners are unsure how these costs are treated for tax purposes and whether they can be deducted immediately or must be spread out over time. In most cases, technology expenses fall into one of two… Read More
When It Makes Sense to Reevaluate Your Business Structure
Many business owners choose a business structure early on and never revisit it. At the start, that decision often feels final. In reality, a business structure should evolve as the business itself grows, changes, and takes on new goals. In 2026, with shifting tax rules, changing workforce models, and increased regulatory complexity, revisiting your structure can be an important strategic step. A business structure that worked well in the early… Read More
Demystifying Form W-2: A Guide for Small Business 401(k) Reporting
Navigating year-end tax forms can leave even the most seasoned accountants scratching their heads, particularly when it comes to recording 401(k) plan contributions. If you are a small to medium-sized company, understanding how these elective deferrals map to Form W-2 is essential for accurate reporting. Here is a breakdown of how to handle these contributions for the 2026 tax year. Key W-2 Boxes for 401(k) Reporting Reporting retirement contributions involves… Read More
Managing Business Debt: Strategies for Maintaining Financial Health
Debt is a common and often necessary part of running a business, providing opportunities to expand operations, invest in new equipment, or navigate periods of low cash flow. However, managing debt effectively is critical to maintaining financial health and ensuring long-term success. Poor debt management can lead to cash flow issues, damaged credit, and even business failure. In this article, we explore strategies to help businesses manage debt responsibly and… Read More