Tax Resources

Dealer or Investor? How to Deduct the Loss on Your First House Flip
If your first house-flipping project ended in a loss, do not assume you are limited to deducting only $3,000 of it this year. Depending on

S-Corporation Owners: Don’t Overlook Your 2026 Dental, Vision, and Medicare Deductions
If you own more than 2 percent of an S corporation, your dental, vision, and Medicare premiums can qualify for the same valuable tax treatment

Protect Your Home-Office Deduction from a Spouse or a Second Business
The home-office deduction can produce substantial tax savings, especially when it converts what would otherwise be commuting miles into deductible business mileage. But many business

Own More Than One Business? You May Be Missing a Larger Section 199A Deduction
If you own more than one business, you may be missing out on a larger Section 199A deduction without even realizing it. The Section 199A

Sell Now, Pay the IRS Later: Deferring Capital Gains for Decades
If you are planning to sell highly appreciated real estate, a closely held business, or private company stock, do not let the tax bill become

Myth: Rent Furniture to Your Corporation to Save on Taxes
This one comes up a lot, so let us clear it up. The idea is that you personally buy office furniture, then rent it to

Yes, You Can Depreciate a Classic Car Used in Business
Here is one that surprises people. If you use a classic or antique car in your business, you may be able to depreciate it just

Received an ERC Refund in 2026? Read This First
If your business is finally receiving an Employee Retention Credit refund in 2026 for wages you paid back in 2020 or 2021, there is a

The Home-Office Deduction for Three Square Feet
Plenty of business owners skip the home-office deduction because they figure their space is too small to count. The tax law says otherwise. A home