Dear Valued Client,
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February marks the onset of tax season, and our team is fully prepared to support you during this critical period and beyond. Staying organized and informed on key tax and business issues is essential now more than ever. We are here to offer you the most current insights and guidance to help you manage this busy time effectively. This month’s newsletter shares tips to help you get ready for your tax appointment, explains the latest news on Beneficial Ownership Information reporting updates, insights into disaster loss tax provisions, an exploration of fractional hiring, and more.
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| Tax Time Has Arrived! Tips for Getting Ready for Your Tax Appointment
You, like most taxpayers, probably dread the task of pulling together your records to prepare for your tax preparation appointment, but the effort usually pays off in the extra tax you might save!
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| Supreme Court Lifts Nationwide Injunction on BOI Reporting
On Thursday January 23, 2025, the Supreme Court issued a stay on a nationwide injunction that had previously halted the enforcement of beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements for businesses.
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| Navigating the Aftermath: Understanding Disaster Loss Tax Provisions for Homeowners Affected by Disasters
For those affected by disasters, particularly in areas designated by the President as federal disaster zones, understanding the tax implications and available relief options is crucial to financial recovery.
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| You May Receive a Form 1099-K This Year: What It Means for Your Taxes
The landscape of digital transactions has undergone a significant transformation over the past few decades, prompting the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to introduce and adapt tax reporting mechanisms to keep pace with the evolving nature of online payments and e-commerce.
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| Unlocking Wealth: How Exchanges Can Transform Your Real Estate Investments
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, commonly known as a 1031 exchange or like-kind exchange, is a powerful tax-deferral strategy used by real estate investors.
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| Untangling the Tax Maze: Who Claims the Kids After Divorce?
Divorced or separated? Learn who claims the kids as dependents, how it impacts tax credits, and what IRS rules apply. Simplify the tax maze with expert guidance.
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| The Rise of Fractional Hiring for SMBs: What It Is, How It Works, and Why It's Trending
Are you curious about fractional hiring? Learn how small and mid-sized businesses can leverage on-demand experts—like fractional sales or marketing pros—while cutting costs and staying agile.
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| Federal EV Tax Credits: Should They Stay or Go?
Experts discuss EV tax credits and sustainable transportation for all during the second Trump administration. Explore the future of these incentives.
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| Understanding the Taxation of Military Service Members
Military service members face unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to taxation.
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| The Real Cost of Cheap Bookkeeping: Lessons from Bench's Abrupt Shutdown
When Bench suddenly closed—to be acquired by Employer.com—small businesses got a hard lesson in the risks of low-cost bookkeeping. Learn to protect your business.
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| Plan, Forecast, Succeed: QuickBooks Budgeting for Accountants in 2025
Learn how accountants can use QuickBooks budgeting tools to forecast revenue, manage expenses, and grow their practice in 2025.
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| February 2025 Individual Due Dates
Here are the February 2025 Individual Due Dates
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| February 2025 Business Due Dates
Here are the February 2025 Business Due Dates
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