Our Q4 Fall Newsletter Is Here!
As the leaves turn and Q4 gets underway, we’re entering the most important planning window of the year. The decisions you make between now and December 31st can shape your 2026 tax picture and set the tone for the 2027 filing season, and our latest newsletter is packed with information to help you make the […]
Regulatory Spotlight: What OBBBA Means for Your 2027 Filing
If you’ve been hearing about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) but aren’t quite sure what it means for you, you’re not alone. Signed into law in 2025, OBBBA is one of the most sweeping pieces of federal tax legislation in nearly a decade, and some of its most significant provisions are already affecting […]
Free Tools for You: Three Workbooks to Help You Stay Ahead
This summer, our team put together something we think will genuinely help our clients — three free, downloadable workbooks designed to take the guesswork out of financial planning. Whether you’re running a small business or just trying to get a handle on your own finances before year-end, these tools walk you through the process step […]
The 100% Bonus Depreciation Has Returned: Here’s Why Strategic Businesses Won’t Always Use It
If you’ve bought equipment, machinery, vehicles, or made improvements to your building recently, you’ve probably heard that Washington brought back “100% bonus depreciation” for good. It’s true, and it’s a big deal — but the more interesting question for most of our clients isn’t whether to use it. It’s how much of it to use, […]
Year-End Tax Planning: Why September Is the Right Time to Start
If your year-end tax planning conversation usually happens in December, this year is a good one to move it up. With several provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) now fully in effect for 2026, there’s more to model — and less time to react once the calendar turns to Q4. A few […]
Upcoming Extension Deadlines: What Clients Need to Know
As 2026 extension season continues, several important federal filing deadlines are approaching. Below is a summary of the key dates, what they cover, and the most common pitfalls to flag with clients. Key Federal Deadlines Deadline Applies To Form September 15, 2026 Extended calendar-year partnership and S corporation returns Form 1065, Form 1120-S September 15, […]
The Holiday Rush Starts Now: 7 Financial Moves Businesses Should Make Before Q4
Labor Day is this week, and for many businesses, the holiday season has already begun. Retailers are placing inventory orders. Restaurants are planning for seasonal demand. Contractors are scheduling projects before winter. Professional service firms are setting revenue goals they hope to achieve before year-end. Whether your busy season starts in September or December, one […]
AI and Your Taxes: What It Can (and Can’t) Do for Your Business
You’ve probably heard a lot about artificial intelligence lately, and tax preparation is one of the places it’s showing up fastest. If you’ve wondered whether AI means a computer is about to take over your business tax return, the short answer is: not really. AI is changing how the behind-the-scenes work gets done, but the […]
Why Your CPA Still Matters in the Age of AI
AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot are now common in accounting. They can crunch numbers, spot patterns, and even draft reports in seconds. That’s genuinely useful, but it raises a fair question: if a computer can do so much of the work, what’s left for your accountant to do? A recent Journal of Accountancy […]
Florida Weighs Biggest Property Tax Changes in Years
Florida has long been known for its taxpayer-friendly environment, thanks in large part to its lack of a state income tax. Now, state lawmakers are considering one of the most significant property tax reforms in the country—one that could influence tax policy well beyond Florida’s borders. While these changes would apply only to Florida property […]
