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At Strategic Planning Advisors, we help real‑estate investors, construction contractors, and high‑income earners reduce taxes, stabilize cash flow, and build generational wealth through proactive tax planning, fractional CFO services and IRS resolution.

10/20/2026

Section 179 and bonus depreciation can both accelerate deductions, but they do not necessarily produce the same result.

Current federal law restored permanent 100% bonus depreciation for eligible property acquired after January 19, 2025, subject to the applicable rules. Section 179 still offers useful flexibility, but it has separate limitations.

The right choice depends on the asset, the placed-in-service date, business use, taxable income, state treatment, basis limitations and what future years are expected to look like.

The biggest immediate deduction is not automatically the best long-term strategy.

And an unnecessary purchase is still unnecessary — even when it is deductible.

10/08/2026

The October 15 extended deadline is a week away. If your return is on extension, here's the quick check before it goes out the door:

All K-1s received
Depreciation and placed-in-service dates confirmed for anything you bought this year
1099s and contractor payments match your books
Signed e-file authorization returned

Missing something? Better to find out now. Book a time with us: reitaxcpa.vip

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One week to the Oct. 15 extended deadline. Last-mile check:

K-1s in hand
Depreciation dates confirmed
1099s match your books
E-file authorization signed

Something missing? Better to know now. Book a time: reitaxcpa.vip

10/05/2026

A useful tax-inbox rule is to sort messages into three buckets.

ACT on legitimate notices, deadlines and verified requests from your tax professional.

SAVE closing statements, invoices, loan documents, payroll reports, K-1s, 1099s, mileage records and documents supporting deductions or basis.

QUESTION unexpected links, urgent payment demands, unfamiliar portals and requests for sensitive information.

Urgency is often used to stop people from thinking. If a message seems questionable, slow down and verify the sender using a contact method you already trust.

10/01/2026

October 15 is almost here.

For many taxpayers who timely filed extensions, this is the federal filing deadline for individual Form 1040 returns. Many calendar-year C corporations on extension also have an October 15 filing deadline.

Remember: the extension gave more time to file, not more time to pay.

Before the return goes out, make sure extension payments, estimated payments and any remaining open items have been reconciled. A clean finish now can prevent a lot of unnecessary correspondence later.

09/29/2026

Estate planning is not only about a will or trust.

For business owners and real estate investors, the estate plan should line up with entity ownership, operating agreements, beneficiary designations, debt, buy-sell arrangements and the plan for who can make decisions if you cannot.

A tax plan can be perfectly reasonable on paper and still fail operationally if the ownership and succession documents point in another direction.

Good planning is coordinated planning. Your tax, business and estate documents should tell the same story.

09/22/2026

Tax planning should happen while you still have time to act.

Now is a good time to review year-to-date income, payroll and owner compensation, estimated taxes, equipment purchases, property activity, retirement opportunities and documentation.

The goal is not to spend money just to create a deduction. The goal is to understand where the year is heading and decide what actually makes sense before your options disappear.

If we need to review your 2026 tax position before year-end, getting it scheduled early gives us more choices and more time to implement the decisions properly.

Scheduling: https://reitaxcpa.vip

09/17/2026

The September 15 business filing deadline is behind us. The next major tax deadline is October 15.

For taxpayers who extended their individual returns, this is the time to make sure the remaining pieces are actually moving toward completion.

That means confirming:

• All tax documents have been submitted
• Estimated and extension payments are accounted for
• Any K-1s or other late documents have been received
• Open questions have been answered
• There are no surprises sitting unresolved until the final week

An extension gives additional time to file. It does not make October 15 any less of a deadline.

If your return is still outstanding, now is the time to get the remaining pieces together.

09/14/2026

The September 15 estimated-tax deadline is coming up.

Do not assume a payment amount calculated months ago is still right if your year has changed.

Business income, a property sale, a change in withholding, a new business or rental, K-1 income, a major equipment purchase or another large deduction can all change the projection.

Paying too little can create a painful balance and possible penalties. Paying too much can unnecessarily take cash away from the business or your investments.

The payment voucher is not the tax plan. If the facts changed, the projection should change too.

09/09/2026

September 15 is almost here.

For calendar-year businesses that timely extended, this is generally the federal filing deadline for partnership Form 1065 and S corporation Form 1120-S returns.

It is also the third-quarter estimated-tax payment deadline for many individuals.

Remember: an extension gave additional time to file the return. It generally did not give additional time to pay the tax.

If you still have missing information, unresolved payments or an outdated estimate, now is the time to get clear on what remains open.

09/08/2026

Your tax return is important — but it is still historical.

It does not tell you whether you can safely hire, purchase equipment, take an owner distribution or cover the next tax payment. It also does not tell you what happens if sales are 15% higher than expected — or 15% lower.

Those questions require a current forecast built from year-to-date results and realistic expectations for the rest of the year.

The return tells you where you have been. The forecast helps you decide where to go next.

If you are making meaningful business or investment decisions based only on last year’s return, you are driving while looking mostly in the rear-view mirror.

Address

20836 Hall Road #118
Clinton Township, MI
48038

Telephone

+12484613120

Website

http://REITaxCPA.com

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