Rich, Wightman & Company CPAs, LLC

Working remotely may have unexpected state tax consequences if you aren’t careful.

Read this week's Individual Tax Brief: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/individual-tax-brief-for-september-8-2026

It’s best to establish controls against disaster-related fraud before an emergency strikes. Plan now to reduce the risk that your business will suffer fraud losses at the worst possible time.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/fraud-brief-for-september-8-2026

Yesterday was the State of the Chamber Address. It was a year of growth, successes and advocacy. The new boards were sworn in by the Mayor of Henderson. In addition, there was a tribute to Paseo Verde's Little League team for their U.S. Championship win. Thank you to the Henderson Chamber of Commerce. it was a perfect day!

There are several differences between an inter vivos trust and a testamentary trust. Learn how each trust type might help you achieve your estate planning goals.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/estate-planning-brief-for-september-3-2026

A business is valued as of a specific date, but the story doesn’t necessarily end there. See why later developments can sometimes provide useful evidence of value.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/valuation-brief-for-august-31-2026

Taxes can affect the economics of an investment property from the time you buy it through the time you sell it. Find out the potential tax consequences of decisions you make about your involvement in rental activities, improvements to the property, and the timing and structure of a sale.

Read more in this week's Individual Tax Brief: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/individual-tax-brief-for-september-1-2026

Payroll tax compliance involves more than calculating paychecks. Learn which areas deserve closer attention and how to respond when something goes wrong.

Read more in this week's Small Business Tax Brief: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/small-business-tax-brief-for-august-31-2026

Adequate life insurance coverage can provide your surviving family members with financial resources to manage ongoing expenses or allow you to leave a legacy for the next generation.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/estate-planning-brief-for-august-27-2026

SMALL BUSINESS TAX BRIEF FOR AUGUST 24, 2026

The tax rules for several fringe benefits have recently changed. See what’s new for 2026 and what to consider as you fine-tune your benefits package for 2027.

https://richwightman.com/blog/f/small-business-tax-brief-for-august-24-2026

At back-to-school time, many teachers buy classroom supplies to help make the school year a success for their students — and don’t receive reimbursement. If you’re among them, you may have expanded opportunities for tax deductions this year.

Read more in today's Individual Tax Brief: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/individual-tax-brief-for-august-25-2026