Fall Is the Perfect Time for Year-End Tax Planning

As the leaves turn and the year winds down, fall brings more than just cooler weather and holiday planning—it’s also the ideal time to think about year-end tax strategies. By acting now, individuals and business owners can take advantage of opportunities to reduce taxable income, maximize deductions, and avoid surprises when filing in April. Why […]
Roth IRAs: The Pros and Cons You Need to Know

When it comes to retirement planning, a Roth Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is one of the most powerful tools available. Unlike traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs are funded with after-tax dollars, which means your contributions aren’t tax-deductible up front—but the trade-off can be significant long-term advantages. Before opening one, it’s important to understand both the benefits […]
Back-to-School, Back-to-Business: Fall Accounting Tips

As summer winds down and routines fall back into place, autumn is the perfect time to take stock of your finances. Whether you’re a business owner preparing for year-end or a family managing back-to-school expenses, a little planning now can make the months ahead smoother. For Businesses Quarterly Review Check your books for accuracy and […]
How QuickBooks Online Can Save You Time and Simplify Your Business

Running a business means juggling a lot—sales, customers, employees, and, of course, the financial side. Bookkeeping and payroll are often the most time-consuming tasks, but thanks to QuickBooks Online (QBO) and its new AI features, those tasks are now easier, faster, and more accurate than ever. Less Time on Paperwork, More Time on Business QBO’s […]
Why Every Growing Business Needs KPI Tracking in 2025

Running a successful business today requires more than just keeping an eye on your bank account or reviewing financial statements at year-end. To truly understand performance and make proactive decisions, business owners need clear and consistent insight into their Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). As we enter 2025, KPI tracking has become an essential tool for […]
What Connecticut’s $420M Tax Surplus Means for Residents & Businesses

Connecticut ended its fiscal year on June 30 with an unexpected $420 million surplus in tax revenue, well above the $190 million post-session surplus lawmakers had anticipated. This positive fiscal surprise is being welcomed by state officials, but the real question is: What does it mean for residents and businesses? How the Surplus Happened The […]
Key Tax Credits for Individuals Slated to End in 2025

The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) signed into law on July 4, 2025, accelerates the expiration of several major clean energy tax incentives originally created under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Below is a breakdown on what is changing and when. Residential Clean Energy Credit 30% credit for new solar panels, wind systems, geothermal […]
White House Weighs Removing Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales

The current administration is considering a policy that could significantly benefit homeowners: eliminating the federal capital gains tax on the sale of primary residences. If enacted, this change could unlock major tax savings—especially for long-term homeowners facing large gains due to rising home prices. What’s the Proposal? Under current law, homeowners can exclude up to […]
Timing and Accounting for the “One Big Beautiful Bill”: What Companies Need to Know

With the passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” businesses are now navigating one of the most significant tax law changes in recent years. While many headlines focus on the taxpayer-facing provisions—like increased deductions and credits—companies must also prepare for the accounting implications, especially in how they report the bill’s impacts in both interim and […]
What the New Tax Bill Means for You: 8 Key Opportunities to Know for 2025

A new federal tax bill brings valuable opportunities for both individuals and businesses in 2025. Here’s a breakdown of the top provisions and how you can take advantage of them. 1. Deduct Your Tips — Up to $50,000 If you report tips on your taxes, you may now deduct them — up to $25,000 (single) […]