Bly Business Accounting

10/07/2026

Think your tax return is safe after 3 years? Not always. A recent Supreme Court action left in place a ruling that lets the IRS assess taxes indefinitely if a return is fraudulent—even if the fraud came from the preparer, not you. Protect yourself by understanding the risks. Read now.

Understand the Supreme Court's ruling on preparer fraud and how unlimited IRS assessment windows could affect your tax security.

09/21/2026

October tax deadlines are here! If you filed for an extension, your 2025 return and foreign account report may be due Oct. 15. Plus, tipped workers have a Sept. tip reporting deadline to keep in mind. Don’t let a missed date lead to penalties—check the key deadlines and stay ahead. Read now.

Stay on top of your October 2026 tax deadlines, including the extended Form 1040 due date, tip reporting rules, and FinCEN 114 requirements.

09/15/2026

Extension filers: don’t let October 15 sneak up on you. Missing documents or waiting until the last minute can delay your 2025 return and even cost you money in penalties or lost refund time. Learn what to gather now and how to stay ahead before the deadline. Read now.

Are you on a 2025 tax extension? Learn why October 15, 2026 is a hard deadline and how to avoid IRS late penalties and interest with Bly Business Accounting.

09/08/2026

If you rely on estimated tax payments, it’s important to make this installment on time to help avoid underpayment issues later in the year.

08/27/2026

September 15 is the deadline for the 3rd quarter estimated tax payment—and missing it could mean penalties, even if you’re busy growing your business. If you’re self-employed or earning income without withholding, don’t wait until the last minute. Find out who needs to pay and how to avoid surprises. Read now.

The third 2026 estimated tax payment is due September 15. Learn who should pay, safe harbor rules, penalties, and how to avoid a surprise tax bill.

08/25/2026

Did you know donating appreciated stock can help you support charity and potentially reduce taxes at the same time? Instead of selling first, you may be able to give the full value of your shares and avoid capital gains tax. Read now to see why this strategy is a smart move for many donors.

Learn how donating long-term appreciated stock to charity can secure a fair market value deduction and eliminate capital gains taxes. Maximize your impact.

08/20/2026

September is a key month for tax planning—especially with estimated payments due and tips reporting deadlines around the corner. A small miss could mean an unexpected penalty, but a few smart moves now can help you stay ahead. Find out what to review before year-end and keep more of what you earn. Read now.

Review September 2026 tax deadlines for individuals. Learn about estimated payments, safe harbor rules, tip reporting, and disaster extensions to avoid penalties.

08/18/2026

Think “income” only means a paycheck? The IRS defines it much more broadly than most people realize — even found money, prizes, and side hustle earnings can be taxable. Learn what counts, what doesn’t, and how to avoid surprises at tax time. Read now.

Understand what the IRS considers taxable income under IRC Section 61, including exclusions for side hustles, gifts, and refunds.

08/17/2026

Tax laws don’t stop at Congress—real-world compliance depends on the IRS and Treasury rules that follow. With the 2026 Priority Guidance Plan focused on major OBBBA updates, small business owners need to stay alert as the details take shape. Read now to see what could impact your strategy.

The OBBBA is law, but implementation is starting. Learn what the Treasury's 2026 Priority Guidance Plan and leadership shifts mean for your business.

08/12/2026

Prediction markets are growing fast—and so are the tax questions around them. North Carolina’s new law is a sign that regulators are treating these markets as a lasting part of finance, not just “betting.” If you trade event contracts, now’s the time to understand how gains may be taxed. Read now.

North Carolina's new legislation highlights how prediction markets are shifting toward a regulated asset class. Here is how your trades might be taxed.