Services: Audit & Assurance
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Business Expense Deductions: Records the IRS Expects
Business expense deductions require proper documentation. Learn what records the IRS expects, how to substantiate deductions, and what happens when records are missing.
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Trader Tax Status: Investor vs. Trader Tax Differences
Trader tax status unlocks business deductions and ordinary loss treatment. Learn the IRS requirements and how to qualify.
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Business Trip Deductions: What to Write Off on Mixed Travel
Business trip deductions cover transportation, lodging, and meals when your travel is primarily for work, even if you add vacation days.
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Spousal Health Care Coverage: Should Your Company Offer It?
Learn about spousal surcharges, carve-outs, and the working spouse rule to manage health plan costs without hurting employee retention.
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Do You Pay Taxes on Gambling Winnings? What Every Gambler
Yes, you pay taxes on gambling winnings, all of them. Learn the gambling winnings tax rate, how to deduct gambling losses, and what records…
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Home Improvement Tax Credits for Energy-Efficient Upgrades
Home improvement tax credits helped homeowners save on energy-efficient upgrades like insulation, windows, and HVAC. Learn what qualified and what changed.
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Shareholder Loans: Tax Rules, IRS Risks, and How to Stay
Shareholder loans can trigger IRS scrutiny if not structured properly. Learn the applicable federal rate rules, imputed interest requirements, and how to document a…
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Business Valuation Methods That Resolve M&A Pricing Gaps
Learn how business valuation methods, including DCF, asset-based, and market approaches, help resolve pricing discrepancies in M&A deals.
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Section 179 Deduction: Turn Asset Purchases Into Tax Breaks
The Section 179 deduction lets businesses expense qualifying asset purchases immediately instead of depreciating them, reducing taxable income that year.
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Business Travel Expenses: Keep Tax Benefits on Vacation
Learn which business travel expenses stay deductible when you combine a work trip with a family vacation, including rules for business vs. personal days.