Social media has become a fertile ground for misleading tax “hacks,” and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is sounding the alarm. More than $162 million in penalties have been assessed against taxpayers who filed false claims for tax credits promoted online.
If you never pause to step back, reflect, and sharpen your tools — your vision, your strategy, your systems — you dull your own edge.
• Slowing down isn’t lost time. It’s where clarity lives.
• Perspective comes when you step out of the daily grind.
• The sharpest leaders are the ones who make time to sharpen themselves.
If you’re someone who makes estimated tax payments—whether you’re a freelancer, consultant, gig worker, real estate investor, or anyone with income not subject to automatic withholding—2025 is looking to be more complex than usual.
Charitable giving has always been a cornerstone of the U.S. tax code, rewarding generosity with valuable deductions. But the newly passed One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) changes the rules, especially for high-income earners and business owners.
When most people think of working with a tax professional, they picture tax season—gathering their documents, sending them off, and waiting for a return to be filed.
When it comes to taxes, the IRS isn’t just interested in collecting what’s owed—they’re also paying attention to the people who know when something’s not right.
No Matter the Business Every Startup Need a Strong Financial Foundation!
Starting a business is one of the most exciting—and overwhelming—decisions you can make. Whether you’re opening your first venture or pivoting into something new, the landscape in 2025 is very different from just a few years ago.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming the accounting industry. But here’s the truth: accounting isn’t just about numbers — it’s about people, trust, and context.
For many individuals and business owners, tax planning is something that only crosses their minds once the calendar flips to April.