Insights

A tax-focused walk-through of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act overhauls the tax code, locking in many 2017 cuts and unveiling new relief for workers, families, and businesses. Read our article for an overview of new rules created by the Act, in addition to extensions or enhancements of existing provisions.

House reconciliation bill: AICPA’s concerns over some proposals
The House's One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces tax changes that could impact pass-through entities and professional service providers. With concerns from the AICPA about potential complexities and unfair advantages, the bill is under Senate scrutiny. Discover the implications for tax planning and compliance and what stakeholders can do as the legislative process unfolds.

Proposed changes to cost accounting standards: easing the compliance load for federal contractors
Contractors dealing with government work may soon face less compliance hassle as the Cost Accounting Standards Board proposes aligning CAS 404 and CAS 411 with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). By potentially lowering administrative burdens and harmonizing commercial and federal accounting, these changes promise streamlined operations while still protecting government interests. Explore what these proposed revisions could mean for your business and how to prepare effectively for the transition.

What is a cash balance retirement plan?
Curious about cash balance retirement plans? These plans can offer much higher contribution limits and potential tax advantages, but they also come with more complexity and commitment. Read on to see if this strategy might align with your goals - or if it's something to skip altogether.

IRS maintains steady interest rates for Q3 2025
The IRS has announced that interest rates will remain steady for Q3 2025, impacting both individuals and corporations with overpayments or underpayments. With rates holding at 7% for individuals and varying rates for corporations, taxpayers can strategically plan their financial moves.

What to do if you receive a notice from the IRS
Did you receive a letter from the IRS? Learn what steps you should take and mistakes to avoid in responding to a notice.

Avoid tax surprises: set up proper withholding now
Think your tax refund is just "extra money"? It might actually be a sign that your withholding is off, and that the IRS has been holding your money all year. This quick read breaks down how to fix that now, so you’re not stuck with a surprise bill (or a missed opportunity) next April.

Tariffs and trade wars: how businesses can adapt and manage costs
Explore how global tariffs and trade changes can impact your business and learn strategies for successful adaptation. Discover practical tips on cost management in our latest article.

How to protect your retirement accounts during market volatility
Market swings can be unsettling, but they don’t have to weaken your retirement plan. Learn how a strategic blend of short-, mid-, and long-term investments, plus flexible withdrawal methods, can build financial resilience.

Tax obligations for household employees
Hiring household help, such as nannies or housekeepers, brings convenience but also labels you as an employer with specific tax duties. This guide will walk you through your responsibilities, from classifying workers correctly to navigating Social Security and unemployment taxes, ensuring a compliant and rewarding experience for both you and your employees.

What you need to know before applying for an SBA loan
Thinking about applying for an SBA loan to start or buy a business? Understanding your options—and what lenders really look for—can make or break your application. This guide walks you through the most common SBA loan types, eligibility rules, and key documentation to help you prepare with confidence.

IRS priorities may be shifting under new administration
IRS enforcement priorities are shifting, and the ripple effects could impact everything from high-income audits to payroll tax compliance. With workforce changes, funding rollbacks, and new leadership shaping the agency’s direction, taxpayers and advisors alike should be paying close attention. Read the full article to understand what’s changing—and what it could mean for your compliance strategy.
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