Gigi's Business Solutions

The conversations during tax season confirmed something we already knew: business owners and taxpayers have questions about taxes. 📚💰

Not just during tax season. All year long.

Questions about write-offs.
Recordkeeping.
1099 income.
Paying yourself.
Business expenses.
And what they should actually be doing with their money BEFORE tax season arrives.

That’s exactly why our Founder & CEO, Gigi, has created an interactive tax class where you’re not just sitting and listening but you have hands on experience!

After more than 10 years in the tax industry, she took the tax conversations she has with business owners every day and put them into a resource entrepreneurs can actually understand and use.

Whether you're running a full-time business, freelancing, creating content, working a side hustle or earning 1099 income, understanding the tax side of your business.

‼️‼️🚨🗣️It’s the last day to file your Q2 taxes, including Form 941. Whether you’re self-employed or managing a team, now’s the time to get your records in order. 🗣️🚨‼️‼️

Good morning, we will be closed from April 16,2026 - April 27,2026.

Good morning, if paying for life insurance is a struggle… there’s an option to pay per year… get your taxes and insure your family…

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IUL can be used to save for future needs and provide you with a home loan or a secure retirement planning vehicle.

Did you know that investing in a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) can support economic growth, especially in rural communities?
The highlights recent enhanced tax incentives under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill.

Here are the two key updates:

1. A rural area is now defined as any area other than a city or town with a population greater than 50,000.
2. For property located in a QOZ that is comprised entirely of a rural area, the substantial improvement threshold was reduced from 100 percent to 50 percent, effective July 4, 2025.

Enhanced tax incentives for Qualified Opportunity Zone investments in rural areas | Internal Revenue Service Tax Tip 2026-04, Jan. 20, 2026 — Recent changes to Qualified Opportunity Zones enhance tax incentives for taxpayers who invest in rural areas.