Life Insurance: You Don’t Have to Die to Collect
Could you use a quick infusion of tax-free cash? Your life insurance policy may provide one. And you don’t have to die to collect. To
Why Landlords Should File Form 1099-NEC
If you own rental property, you may have heard that you’re not required to file Form 1099-NEC for contractors, such as plumbers or handymen. While
Personal Vehicle Used for Business Can Produce a Big Surprise Deduction
If you’ve used your personal vehicle for business—whether you’re a sole proprietor or you received mileage reimbursement from your S or C corporation—there may be
Turn Your Corporate Vehicle into a Tax-Smart Asset
If your S or C corporation owns a vehicle that you also use personally, there are important tax rules you need to follow—and smart planning
Your Retirement Plan Exposes You to a $150,000 Penalty
How would you like to owe the IRS a $150,000 penalty because you failed to file a simple two-page form? It can happen all too
Tax Relief for Florida Homeowners Affected by Hurricane Helene and Milton: Understanding Casualty Loss Deductions
Natural disasters such as hurricanes can cause extensive damage to homes and property, leaving homeowners to face not only the emotional toll but also financial
Maximizing Tax Savings with Retirement Contributions: A Guide for Small Business Owner
As a small business owner, planning for retirement is crucial not just for your future financial security, but also for taking advantage of tax savings