2026 Tax Season: What You Need to Know
The 2026 tax season marks a shift toward digital refunds and payments, with the IRS emphasizing direct deposit and secure online options. Learn how to prepare for these changes and avoid mailing delays.
The 2026 tax season marks a shift toward digital refunds and payments, with the IRS emphasizing direct deposit and secure online options. Learn how to prepare for these changes and avoid mailing delays.
Year-end tax planning for business owners in 2025 highlights opportunities like bonus depreciation, expanded Section 179 limits, and strategic charitable giving. Taking action now can reduce tax liability and prepare businesses for 2026 changes.
The federal R&D tax credit rewards innovation by reducing tax liability for qualified research expenses. With the OBBBA restoring immediate expensing for R&E costs, businesses now have more flexibility to optimize tax benefits.
The OBBBA brings back full R&D expensing and makes the R&D tax credit permanent, giving businesses more ways to save while driving innovation. Learn how these changes can benefit your company.
Discover how the OBBBA impacts restaurants and hotels with tax benefits like bonus depreciation, tip deductions, and expanded expensing options. Learn how to take advantage of these opportunities.
The OBBBA is reshaping the M&A landscape with tax reforms like bonus depreciation and expanded QSBS exclusions, creating new opportunities for buyers and sellers to structure deals strategically.
Time is running out to claim energy-related tax credits like Section 179D, with deadlines approaching in 2025 and 2026. Learn how to plan ahead and secure these valuable incentives.
Explore how the OBBBA introduces significant tax benefits for private clubs and their employees, including deductions for tips and overtime, enhanced expensing options, and changes to clean energy credits.
Discover how the new "No Tax on Tips" deduction under the OBBBA offers tax relief for tipped workers across 68 occupations, from bartenders to personal trainers, starting in 2025.
The OBBBA brings tax benefits, faster procurement, and new cybersecurity requirements, reshaping how government contractors compete. Learn how to stay ahead.
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