A Complete 2026 Health Insurance Update for S Corporation Owners To get my complete article with all the details… If you own an S corporation, the health insurance deduction is still available in 2026—but one small mistake can cost you thousands. Here are three reasons to read this update: The familiar three-step process still works, but overlooking a … [Read more...]
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Don’t Calculate Your 2026 Section 199A Deduction by Hand
Don't Calculate Your 2026 Section 199A Deduction by Hand To get my complete article with all the details… The Section 199A deduction is now permanent—but that doesn't mean calculating it got any easier. Here are three reasons to take a closer look: The updated 2026 Section 199A Calculator does the heavy lifting, especially when your taxable income falls in the … [Read more...]
The Smart Way to Handle Your 2026 ERC Refund
The Smart Way to Handle Your 2026 ERC Refund To get my complete article with all the details… If your Employee Retention Credit (ERC) refund finally arrives in 2026, don't assume the tax treatment is straightforward. Here are three reasons this article deserves your attention: The IRS now offers a practical way to handle ERC refunds when it's too late to amend … [Read more...]
New IRS Refund Rule Could Delay Your Money by 10 Weeks
New IRS Refund Rule Could Delay Your Money by 10 Weeks To get my complete article with all the details… For years, if taxpayers forgot to provide direct deposit information, the IRS simply mailed a paper refund check. That's no longer the case. A new IRS procedure is catching many taxpayers off guard—and delaying refunds in the process. A refund may be … [Read more...]
The Business Pre-launch Expenses That Are Deductible — And The Ones That Aren’t.
The Business Pre-launch Expenses That Are Deductible — And The Ones That Aren’t. To get my complete article with all the details… Before your business opens its doors, you're already spending money — on market research, legal fees, advertising, employee training, and more. The IRS treats most of these as capital expenses that sit on the books with no immediate tax … [Read more...]