
Part 2: Tax Planning for the OBBB: How the New Tax Act Can Benefit Business Owners
A new administration typically means new tax policies, and tax planners have been waiting since the November election to see
A new administration typically means new tax policies, and tax planners have been waiting since the November election to see
After months of waiting, clarity is finally coming. The tax and spending package unofficially known as the “One Big Beautiful
By Paul Hamann, Founder & President, RC Reports If you own and work within your S-Corp, you’re often faced with some serious
By Jason Ackerman, CPA, CFP®, CGMA and Co-Founder of Wealth Rabbit Taxes can feel overwhelming, especially for small business owners—but they
When it comes to choosing an entity type, many entrepreneurs are drawn to S corporations and may make an election
Partnerships can either be the simplest or one of the most complicated entity types—depending on how each of the partners
Many taxpayers’ plan for retirement expenses is simply to set aside money in their savings account—if they are doing anything
Saving for retirement is one arena where tax planners can provide value to their clients. Even your financially savvy clients
One of the many roles we play as tax planners is as the taxpayer’s audit support system. Just the word
When that IRS audit notice shows up in the mail, many taxpayers’ first reaction is to panic. For well-trained tax