Jason Brett, CPA

12/03/2025

Big Tax Changes Coming for 2025

Congress passed new rules that kick in for the 2025 tax year (the return you’ll file in early 2026).

A few highlights:

• Higher standard deduction: $31,500 MFJ, $15,750 single, $23,625 HOH.
• New senior deduction: Extra $6,000 per person age 65+ (up to $12,000 per couple), with income limits.
• “No tax on tips” & overtime deductions: Certain tipped workers and employees with overtime may deduct a portion of that income, up to $25k for tips and $12.5k/$25k for overtime (single/joint), 2025–2028.
• New car loan interest deduction: Up to $10k/year of interest on qualifying new U.S.-assembled vehicles financed in 2025–2028.
• Higher SALT cap: Itemizers can deduct up to $40k of state/local taxes if they’re under certain income limits.

The fine print really matters, especially income thresholds, qualifying jobs, and vehicle rules. If you want to see how the 2025 changes affect your situation, reach out before year-end so we can plan ahead.

08/14/2025

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08/03/2025

Is your small business struggling with bookkeeping? Discover the top 7 mistakes that could be costing you time and money! Learn how to fix them and keep your finances healthy. 📊💡 Read more: https://wix.to/j0JGCWZ

Bookkeeping is the backbone of any healthy small business. Let’s walk through the 7 most common bookkeeping mistakes and tips to fix them. 1. Skipping Regular ReconciliationThe mistake: Letting bank and credit-card statements pile up for months. Why it hurts: Unreconciled accounts hide errors, dup...

07/24/2025

💡 Did You Know?
If you own an LLC that's generating consistent profit, you might be overpaying in taxes by not electing to be taxed as an S-Corporation?
Here’s why it matters:
As an LLC, your entire net income is generally subject to self-employment tax (15.3%). But when taxed as an S-Corp, you can divide your income into two parts:
1) A reasonable salary, which is subject to payroll taxes
2) Remaining profit distributions, which are not subject to self-employment tax
This can lead to significant tax savings — especially as your business grows and becomes more profitable.
Example:
LLC net income: $100,000
• As an LLC: Full $100K is taxed at 15.3% SE tax = $15,300
• As an S-Corp: $60K salary + $40K distribution
SE tax applies only to salary = $9,180 → Over $6,000 saved

The tradeoff?
You’ll need to run payroll, file a separate 1120S return, and stay compliant with IRS rules. But the benefits often outweigh the added complexity.
Thinking of leveling up your tax strategy?
I help business owners understand the pros and cons based on real numbers — so you can make a confident, informed decision.
Let's connect: www.JasonBrettCPA.com

07/23/2025

I’m Jason Brett, a licensed CPA based in Pembroke Pines, Florida. I help individuals, small business owners, and international taxpayers navigate their taxes with clarity, confidence, and zero surprise bills.

My firm offers:
✅ Personal tax returns (1040s) – From simple W-2s to complex multi-state or investment-heavy returns
✅ Business returns (1120S, 1065, 1120) – LLCs, S-Corps, partnerships, startups, and growing companies
✅ International tax compliance – Including 1040NR, foreign income, FBAR, Form 8938, GILTI, and more
✅ Bookkeeping & Advisory – For business owners who want clean books, clear reports, and smart planning

💡 What makes me different?
✔️ Flat-fee pricing listed up front – no billing surprises
✔️ Virtual-first firm – work with me from anywhere
✔️ 5+ years of public accounting experience with real-world, hands-on guidance

📲 Explore services, estimate your pricing, or book a consult at JasonBrettCPA.com
📌 Follow this page for tax tips, deadlines, and smart strategies that help you stay ahead.

Thanks for being here — I look forward to connecting with you.