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.
Year-end tax planning for 2025 offers unique opportunities, including expanded SALT deductions, new tax breaks, and strategic charitable giving options. Understanding these updates can help taxpayers reduce their liability and prepare for 2026 changes.
The construction industry is gearing up for a dynamic 2026, with data centers and manufacturing leading the charge. Despite challenges like labor shortages and material costs, contractors leveraging technology and strategic planning are poised for success.
The OBBBA brings back immediate R&E expensing, giving construction companies faster tax savings and better cash flow. Learn how to maximize this benefit for your business.
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.
Learn how capitalized interest impacts small and mid-size contractors, with rising interest rates and delayed deductions creating cash flow challenges. Discover strategies to manage these effects.
This webinar provides an overview of recent tax changes, including updates to overtime rules, 1099 reporting thresholds, and meals and entertainment deductions. We’ll also discuss capital gains, SALT caps, and business interest expense limitations, highlighting their potential impact on businesses.
Learn how the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) tax changes may impact your personal or business planning with this comparison chart.
At midyear, the construction market is a mix of strength and uncertainty. While sectors like data centers are seeing strong demand, policy shifts, cost pressures, and labor shortages are affecting project planning across the board. Contractors are staying focused on adaptability and long-term strategy as they respond to changing conditions.
The construction industry continues to move forward, though the signals are mixed. In this environment, it helps to take a closer look at where growth is occurring, what risks may be building, and how businesses can adjust their approach to stay in a strong position.
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