by Kushner LaGraize, LLC | Oct 21, 2026
The pro-rata rule: the backdoor Roth IRA mistake that can create an unexpected tax bill Category: A backdoor Roth IRA can look simple on paper. You make a nondeductible contribution to a traditional IRA. Then you convert that money to a Roth IRA. Because you didn't...
by Kushner LaGraize, LLC | Oct 21, 2026
A new federal tax credit could help fund K-12 scholarships starting in 2027 Category: Starting in 2027, you may be able to claim a new federal tax credit for certain contributions that fund K-12 scholarships.The Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, also called the...
by Kushner LaGraize, LLC | Oct 21, 2026
New IRS per diem rates in effect as of October 1 Category: Each fall, the IRS updates its special per diem rates for business travel. Companies that miss the changes can end up applying outdated rates once the year-end transition period ends, and run into problems...
by Kushner LaGraize, LLC | Sep 24, 2026
Tax mistakes new business owners make in their first profitable year Category: Your first profitable year in business is worth celebrating. But it can also bring expensive tax surprises. Especially if you’re still managing the business like you did when revenue...
by Kushner LaGraize, LLC | Sep 24, 2026
IRS introduces automatic penalty relief for taxpayers with a strong compliance history Category: If you usually file and pay your taxes on time but miss a deadline once, getting penalty relief may soon become much easier.The IRS is replacing its long-standing First...
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