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Providing a gift of stock can make sense if handled properly. Read more.

A Gift of Stock - Information is key when using this tax planning strategy Providing a gift of stock (or other property) to a friend or loved one can be a powerful tax planning tool. However, it is not without its complications.

Buying a business vehicle is exciting. A mid-year financial checklist? Not so much. But both can have a meaningful impact on your bottom line. Learn more in this month's newsletter.

Tax & Business Newsletter: July 2026 Buying a new business vehicle is exciting. Going through a mid-year financial checklist? Probably not quite as exciting. But both can have a meaningful impact on your bottom line. In this month's newsletter, you'll learn how a few key tax rules can help you get the most value from your next business...

Pass-through entities such as S corporations and certain partnerships offer legal protections and avoid double taxation. Does it make sense for your business?

Understanding Tax Terms: Pass-through Entities - What everyone should know Given the popularity of this business format, it continues to drive tax policy. Here is what you need to know.

Owning rental property can build wealth, but it also comes with hidden costs. Plus, is spending more time chasing tax savings always worth it? Explore both tradeoffs in this month's newsletter.

Tax Planning Insights: July 2026 If you're interested in minimizing your tax obligations and maximizing your savings, consider the helpful tips and ideas you'll find in this newsletter. Call if you would like to discuss how any of this information relates to you. If you know someone that can benefit from this newsletter, feel free....

The ensure you're ready for an audit, tax returns should be kept indefinitely and supporting documents should be kept a minimum of three years.

Toss This. Not That. 2025 Edition - Your guide to post tax-filing record retention After filing your tax return, do not close the book on your taxes until you have set up next year's files, purged unneeded old records, and prepared your records in case of an audit. Here are some tips.

It's not always a good idea to amend a tax return. Do you know how to choose?

To Amend or Not Amend? - Is it always a good idea to amend your tax return if you find an error? Oops! You find an error or omission on last year's tax return. What should you do? Is it always a good idea to file an amended tax return? Here are some things to consider.

Looking for tax-free income? Here's a list of the more common types.

Income the IRS Can't Touch There's a lot of income the IRS doesn't tax. Here are a few of the more common types.

Not every business challenge announces itself. This month's newsletter covers how the IRS selects returns for review and when it may be time to revisit your entity structure.

Tax & Business Newsletter: June 2026 Sometimes the biggest business risks aren't the loudest. They're the quiet issues that build in the background. In this month's newsletter, we highlight two practical topics that can help business owners make more confident decisions. First, learn how the IRS identifies returns for closer review and...

Social Security planning starts at an early age. Here is what you should be doing now!

Social Security Planning Starts Now for EVERYONE - Plus: Trump Account ALERT! Too many think to pay attention to Social Security only when they near retirement. Do this at your own risk! Even those in their 20s should be taking action. Here are some tips.