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House reconciliation bill: AICPA’s concerns over some proposals
The House's One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces tax changes that could impact pass-through entities and professional service providers. With concerns from the AICPA about potential complexities and unfair advantages, the bill is under Senate scrutiny. Discover the implications for tax planning and compliance and what stakeholders can do as the legislative process unfolds.

IRS maintains steady interest rates for Q3 2025
The IRS has announced that interest rates will remain steady for Q3 2025, impacting both individuals and corporations with overpayments or underpayments. With rates holding at 7% for individuals and varying rates for corporations, taxpayers can strategically plan their financial moves.

IRS compliance and collections in FY 2024: a snapshot of the latest data
The IRS's FY 2024 data offers a revealing glimpse into its evolving tax compliance and enforcement strategies. The latest data reveals key trends in audits, collections, and compliance programs you won’t want to overlook.

Avoid tax surprises: set up proper withholding now
Think your tax refund is just "extra money"? It might actually be a sign that your withholding is off, and that the IRS has been holding your money all year. This quick read breaks down how to fix that now, so you’re not stuck with a surprise bill (or a missed opportunity) next April.

Tariffs and trade wars: how businesses can adapt and manage costs
Explore how global tariffs and trade changes can impact your business and learn strategies for successful adaptation. Discover practical tips on cost management in our latest article.

IRS priorities may be shifting under new administration
IRS enforcement priorities are shifting, and the ripple effects could impact everything from high-income audits to payroll tax compliance. With workforce changes, funding rollbacks, and new leadership shaping the agency’s direction, taxpayers and advisors alike should be paying close attention. Read the full article to understand what’s changing—and what it could mean for your compliance strategy.

Missouri Proposition A – What Employers Need to Know for 2025
Missouri’s Proposition A introduces mandatory paid sick leave and raises the minimum wage beginning in 2025. Employers must take action to ensure compliance, including updating policies, providing written notices, and tracking employee leave. Learn what’s required and who is covered under the new law.

What you need to know before applying for an SBA loan
Thinking about applying for an SBA loan to start or buy a business? Understanding your options—and what lenders really look for—can make or break your application. This guide walks you through the most common SBA loan types, eligibility rules, and key documentation to help you prepare with confidence.

How to optimize your business interest deductions
Discover how optimizing interest expense deductions under IRC §163(j) can significantly impact your business's cash flow and financial planning. From legislative changes brought by the TCJA and CARES Act to strategies for maximizing deductions, this article explores the complexities and opportunities within this evolving tax landscape. Stay ahead with insights into managing debt structures and preparing for future regulatory shifts.

Tax obligations for household employees
Hiring household help, such as nannies or housekeepers, brings convenience but also labels you as an employer with specific tax duties. This guide will walk you through your responsibilities, from classifying workers correctly to navigating Social Security and unemployment taxes, ensuring a compliant and rewarding experience for both you and your employees.

1031 Exchanges: what qualifies and where investors get tripped up
Discover how 1031 exchanges can be a game-changer for real estate investors, offering a strategy to defer capital gains taxes while reinvesting in like-kind properties. This guide dives into the mechanics, eligibility, and potential pitfalls of executing a successful 1031 exchange.

Options when you are unable to pay your tax bill
Tax season is upon us again, and this time of year can be stressful for many taxpayers. Not only do you have to gather all your financial documents for your tax return, but you also have to face the possibility of owing money to the IRS. If you are in this situation and can't pay your entire tax bill immediately, don't panic - you have options.
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