Taxes aren’t just numbers on a form—they directly impact your business’s survival and growth. One of the few remaining lifelines for business owners in high-tax states—the ability to deduct state
Tax laws are constantly shifting, and business owners often feel the impact the most. One recent proposal aims to raise the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction cap to $15,000
If you’re a business owner, taxes aren’t just numbers on a page—they’re a major factor in your financial future. One ongoing tax headache is the $10,000 cap on state and
New Hampshire is making a bold move—but will it protect its businesses or leave them exposed?With House Bill 135 (HB 135), the state has drawn a line in the sand,
When Shelly Jo Ketcher, a bookkeeper at South Delta Aviation, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for money laundering and filing a false tax return, it was a wake-up
As remote and hybrid work models reshape the business world, many companies are scaling back on office space. While downsizing can save money, it also comes with financial and tax
Every year, business owners and self-employed professionals find themselves in the same situation—scrambling to pull together tax documents at the last minute. It’s a stressful cycle that can lead to
Tax season is already overwhelming for business owners. You’re drowning in financial records, deadlines, and compliance concerns—then, out of nowhere, a cyberattack hits. Suddenly, sensitive client data is exposed, bank
Disasters can strike at any time, leaving individuals and businesses scrambling to recover. When a federally declared disaster occurs, the IRS provides tax relief, giving affected taxpayers extra time to
John Drivas, the owner of three North Shore restaurants, was sentenced to over a year in prison after admitting to a tax fraud scheme that spanned six years. He avoided