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Final regulations released on increased catch-up contributions under SECURE 2.0

Final regulations released on increased catch-up contributions under SECURE 2.0

The latest IRS final regulations under the SECURE 2.0 Act increase catch-up contribution limits for individuals aged 60 to 63 and require Roth contributions for higher-income earners. These changes aim to enhance retirement readiness but require plan administrators to navigate new operational complexities. Explore how these rules reshape retirement strategies and the paths to compliance.
A financial guide for heirs navigating inherited assets

A financial guide for heirs navigating inherited assets

Inheriting assets involves complex tax rules and time-sensitive decisions that can impact your financial outcome. This guide covers what heirs need to know about real estate, retirement accounts, and other inherited assets.
Inflation-adjusted tax provisions: 2026 updates

Inflation-adjusted tax provisions: 2026 updates

Discover the latest inflation-adjusted tax changes for the 2026 tax year, driven by the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). From standard deduction hikes and modified marginal tax rate thresholds to expanded credits for adoption and employer-provided childcare, these updates can significantly influence your financial planning. Delve into how these modifications could impact your taxes and optimize your strategy for the upcoming year.
Medicare: premiums, taxes, and surprise surcharges

Medicare: premiums, taxes, and surprise surcharges

Many people reach 65 expecting Medicare to replace their health insurance and ease budget pressures. But in reality, Medicare often adds a new layer of costs - monthly premiums, income-based surcharges, and potential late penalties that can last a lifetime. Read our article to avoid costly surprises later in retirement.
Tax traps for real estate investors and how to avoid them

Tax traps for real estate investors and how to avoid them

Uncover strategies to maximize benefits and minimize pitfalls, from understanding passive loss rules to mastering 1031 exchanges and differentiating repairs from capital improvements. Stay informed and effectively manage your investments amidst an ever-evolving tax landscape.
A tax-focused walk-through of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act 

A tax-focused walk-through of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act 

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act overhauls the tax code, locking in many 2017 cuts and unveiling new relief for workers, families, and businesses. Read our article for an overview of new rules created by the Act, in addition to extensions or enhancements of existing provisions.
The other half of retirement planning: a framework for spending

The other half of retirement planning: a framework for spending

Spend your nest egg in the wrong order, and taxes soar while future security shrinks. Get the sequence right, and the same dollars stretch further, cost less, and safeguard your legacy. Here’s the smart roadmap, from Social Security timing to precision RMDs.
Understanding Safe Harbor 401(k) Plans

Understanding Safe Harbor 401(k) Plans

Navigating the complexities of 401(k) plans can be daunting for small and midsize businesses. Discover how the safe harbor 401(k) offers a simplified solution by easing administrative burdens while fostering employee financial well-being. Explore the advantages, key components, and strategic considerations to determine if it's the right fit for your business.
When is an S-corp election the right move?

When is an S-corp election the right move?

Your business is finally profitable, but is it profitable enough for an S-corp election? Learn the revenue, cash-flow, and compliance milestones that signal it's time.
When saying “no” to an inheritance might make sense

When saying “no” to an inheritance might make sense

Most people spend time planning how to leave an inheritance—but far fewer consider when it might be smarter to decline one. In some cases, accepting assets can create unintended tax burdens or complicate long-term wealth planning. This article explores why, when, and how disclaiming an inheritance could be a strategic financial move.
What to do if you receive a notice from the IRS

What to do if you receive a notice from the IRS

Did you receive a letter from the IRS? Learn what steps you should take and mistakes to avoid in responding to a notice.
House reconciliation bill: AICPA’s concerns over some proposals

House reconciliation bill: AICPA’s concerns over some proposals

The House's One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces tax changes that could impact pass-through entities and professional service providers. With concerns from the AICPA about potential complexities and unfair advantages, the bill is under Senate scrutiny. Discover the implications for tax planning and compliance and what stakeholders can do as the legislative process unfolds.
Asset sale vs. stock sale: what business owners need to know before selling

Asset sale vs. stock sale: what business owners need to know before selling

Deciding to sell your business? Navigate the complexities of asset sales versus stock sales with our comprehensive guide. Discover how each structure impacts taxes, liabilities, and proceeds to make informed decisions that optimize your deal and safeguard your hard-earned success.
1031 Exchanges: what qualifies and where investors get tripped up

1031 Exchanges: what qualifies and where investors get tripped up

Discover how 1031 exchanges can be a game-changer for real estate investors, offering a strategy to defer capital gains taxes while reinvesting in like-kind properties. This guide dives into the mechanics, eligibility, and potential pitfalls of executing a successful 1031 exchange.
IRS priorities may be shifting under new administration

IRS priorities may be shifting under new administration

IRS enforcement priorities are shifting, and the ripple effects could impact everything from high-income audits to payroll tax compliance. With workforce changes, funding rollbacks, and new leadership shaping the agency’s direction, taxpayers and advisors alike should be paying close attention. Read the full article to understand what’s changing—and what it could mean for your compliance strategy.
CTA update: major change to BOI reporting requirements in interim final rule

CTA update: major change to BOI reporting requirements in interim final rule

U.S.-formed businesses are now exempt from beneficial ownership reporting under a new FinCEN rule. This change significantly reduces the compliance burden for many companies. Read the full article to see what’s changed, who still needs to report, and what steps (if any) you need to take.
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