Venti Accounting

Venti Accounting Proactive accounting, tax & payroll support for small business success

10/09/2026

The Senate just approved the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, and it’s a big step toward making the IRS faster and easier to deal with. Here’s what it could mean for you.

Right now, even a simple IRS letter can drag on for months between getting the notice and actually getting it resolved. More complicated issues can take 200 days or more.

This bill is meant to fix that. It would move the IRS away from paper, so returns and letters are handled digitally. You’d be able to do more through your online IRS account. Instead of sitting on hold for hours, you’d get a callback. And the IRS would have to publicly post its wait times and backlogs, so there’s real accountability.

It also puts a clock on refunds. If you file a refund claim, the IRS would have to give you a written answer within 12 months. And if you’re stuck, the Taxpayer Advocate Service would have more power to step in and help, even during a government shutdown.

The IRS would be able to work with you and your accountant a lot faster, so issues get resolved in much less time.

The bill still has to pass the House; we’ll keep you posted. In the meantime, if you’re dealing with an IRS notice right now, you don’t have to handle it alone. Talk to us at Venti Accounting.

10/08/2026

Back in April, you filed an extension. Now it’s October, and it’s crunch time. Any return you didn’t file earlier in the year needs to be filed now, because October 15th is the hard deadline. Any money you owe was actually due back in April. If you haven’t paid it yet, you’ll need to pay it now, plus penalties and interest on those late dollars.

If this is what your year looked like, now is the time to start talking to a new accountant if you’re thinking about making a change. Don’t wait until next tax season or until April 15th is right around the corner.

At Venti Accounting, we’re not scrambling toward 10/15. Talk to us today if you want next year to feel different.

10/05/2026

S-corp owners on your own payroll, this one's for you.

You may be able to fund your kid's Trump Account through your business. It's tax-free to you and deductible to the company. It has to be set up the right way, though, or the IRS just treats it as taxable wages.

Before you set anything up, give us a call.

10/03/2026

The scariest thing this October is a December with three problems stacked up:

1. No tax planning
2. No estimated payments made all year
3. Books untouched since January

Any one of these is fixable with a little notice, but all 3 at once? That's a real fright.

The good news is there's still time to turn it around before December. Link in bio, or give us a call.

09/28/2026

The real reason accountants put you on extension.

October 15 is coming up. Do you actually know why you're on extension this year?

09/25/2026

A deduction and a credit are NOT the same thing, and mixing them up costs people real money. 💸

09/23/2026

Not every tax strategy is created equal. Some save you real money. Some just save you a headache. We're ranking six of them by what they actually put back in your pocket.

09/21/2026

Have you had a child in the last year or two?

Last year's tax law created Trump Accounts. Kids born between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2028 are eligible for a $1,000 deposit from the government.

If your child was born outside that window, you can still open a Trump Account for any child under 18, though it won't come with the $1,000.

From there, the money grows tax-deferred until it's withdrawn.

Watch the full video to learn more. Questions on how to follow up on this opportunity, reach out to us!

09/18/2026

I have a bookkeeper; do I still need an accountant?

Yes. They're not the same job.

Bookkeeper = your day-to-day person
Accounting firm = reviews the work, keeps it tax-accurate, and builds your tax strategy.

Without clean books, even the best tax strategy is worth nothing.

That's why we keep it all under one roof.

09/16/2026

First-time business owner? Set up your accounting system now, before things get complicated:

1. Keep your personal and business expenses separate. From day one, not "when things settle down."
2. Find a tax professional before tax season.

Here's why the second one matters: if the first time you talk to a tax professional is in March, you're not getting strategy; you're getting a scramble. Building that relationship early means someone actually knows your business, catches issues before they become problems, and can help you make decisions throughout the year instead of just filling.

Getting set up properly when you're starting out your business pays off in the long run.

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