Topics: Individual Tax
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Loan-Out Companies for Cast and Crew: Tax Pros and Cons
A loan-out company can lower self-employment tax, expand business deductions, and provide liability separation, but only above a certain income level.
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Opportunity Zones After 2026: Are the Benefits Still Worth It?
Yes, opportunity zone investment can still be worth it after 2026, but the structure is different.
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Military Tax Deductions for National Guard and Reserve Members
National Guard and Reserve members can cut their tax bill with the 100-mile travel deduction, combat zone exclusion, and reservist retirement rules. Here is…
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1031 Exchange Rules: Timelines, Traps, and How to Qualify
A Section 1031 like-kind exchange defers capital gains tax on real property held for business or investment use, provided you identify replacement property
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IRS Electronic Payment Changes for the 2026 Tax Year
The IRS is moving to electronic payment for federal taxes in 2026. Learn about IRS Direct Pay, EFTPS enrollment, and your payment options.
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Charitable Donation Tax Deduction Rules Under the 2025 Tax
The 2025 Tax Act reshapes charitable donation tax deduction rules with a new 0.5% AGI floor in 2026, a permanent 60% cash limit, and…
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Charitable Deductions 2026: OBBBA Rules and Strategies
The OBBBA adds a 0.5% AGI floor and 2/37ths rule to charitable deductions in 2026. Learn strategies to maximize your tax benefit.
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Car Loan Interest Tax Deduction
The new car loan interest tax deduction lets middle-class buyers deduct up to $10,000 in vehicle loan interest under the One Big Beautiful Bill.…
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Required Minimum Distributions: Rules and Tax Strategies
Required minimum distributions start at age 73. Learn the RMD rules, deadlines, and tax strategies to reduce your retirement withdrawal burden.
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How to Change Your Domicile to Another State
Learn how to change your domicile to another state, what proof taxing authorities require, and how to avoid the most common mistakes that trigger…