Here’s to a Great School Year Ahead!
Goodbye, summer days — hello, new beginnings! As we head back to school, may this year bring fresh opportunities and plenty of inspiration. Wishing you a successful and joyful start to the school year!
Extension Deadline
With the tax extension deadlines approaching, we are asking all clients to please send in your 2025 tax information as soon as possible
September 15, 2026
If you are required to make estimated tax payments, this is the due date to make the third quarter estimated tax payments
The final day for S-corporations and Partnerships to file their 2025 business tax returns with an extension
October 15, 2026
The final day for C-corporations and Individuals (including gift tax returns) to file their 2025 tax returns
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If you're interested in exploring employment opportunities with our firm, please visit our job openings page on our website to apply or email recruiting@kl.cpa
Featured Insights
Fraud prevention strategies for nonprofit organizations
Nonprofits are disproportionately vulnerable to occupational fraud due to small administrative teams, part-time board oversight, and heavy reliance on cash-based transactions. Asset misappropriation schemes such as skimming, billing fraud, and expense reimbursement abuse are among the most common threats, and the typical scheme goes undetected for over a year. By implementing practical internal controls, strengthening board oversight, and engaging a CPA proactively, nonprofits can significantly reduce their exposure before a loss occurs.
Don’t waste a good year: 2026 retirement and HSA limits worth using
For 2026, the IRS has raised contribution limits across retirement plans, IRAs, and HSAs, giving high-income households more room for tax-advantaged saving. The households that benefit most are not simply those that max out every account, but those that act early and decide deliberately which accounts to prioritize, how to coordinate Roth and pretax decisions, and how contributions fit within a broader tax and cash-flow plan. With the right strategy in place at the start of the year, these higher limits become a meaningful planning opportunity rather than a number on a checklist.