Top Tax Concerns Business Owners Stress Over
Running a small business is no small feat—and staying compliant with ever-evolving tax regulations can be one of the biggest stressors business owners face.
Get Funded, Not Flagged: The Tax & Compliance Mistakes That Cost Startups
Startups seeking investors or seed funding need more than a great pitch. Learn how Rae’s Accounting helps founders avoid tax and compliance mistakes that scare off investors.
Major 2025 Tax Law Changes Every U.S. Taxpayer Needs to Know About
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act and Its Impact on Individual Taxpayers On July 4, 2025, Congress passed one of the most comprehensive tax reform bills in recent history — the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).
Don’t Be Fooled: The Truth About the “No Tax on Social Security” Emails
Confused about the SSA email on no taxes for Social Security benefits? Rae’s Accounting breaks down what the One Big Beautiful Bill Act really says. The Truth Behind Those “No Tax on Social Security” Emails
Business Done Right: Freedom to Grow
As we approach the 4th of July weekend, a time to celebrate freedom and independence, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on what freedom truly means for you as a business owner.
Hobby or Business? Why It Matters for Your Taxes
Did you know the IRS treats hobbies and businesses very differently when it comes to taxes? The key difference boils down to intention.
Are You Running a Law Firm… or Is It Running You?
Owning a law firm should be empowering—not exhausting. But somewhere between court dates, client demands, and late-night bookkeeping, many attorneys find themselves feeling more like overwhelmed operators than confident business owners.
At Rae’s Accounting, your peace of mind isn’t just a goal—it’s part of how we do business.
That’s why we’re proud to announce that Protection Plus is now included with every tax return we file. This powerful service adds an extra layer of support long after your return has been submitted.
Why That Big Tax Refund Might Be Costing You More Than You Think
For many people, getting a large tax refund feels like winning a mini lottery. It’s a check in the mail, a small windfall, a reason to celebrate.