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Depending on where you live, you could be giving anywhere from 5 to 14 cents per dollar you earn. A couple of cents may seem insignificant, but over your career, it can amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Let's take a look at each state's tax burden and what it means to see where your state stands:
https://griggfinancialgroup.com/tax/tax-burden-by-state/

Figuring out which state you owe income taxes to as a service member can quickly get confusing. That changed with the Veterans' Auto and Education Improvement Act of 2022, with Section 18 covering everything from GI Bill protections to vehicle modifications for disabled veterans.

Read the full article to learn more:
https://griggfinancialgroup.com/military/veterans-auto-and-education-improvement-act/

HSAs were designed to help Americans save money on healthcare, but qualifying was always difficult. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law on July 4, 2025, changed that by rewriting the rules in a way that simplifies the qualification process, helping more Americans qualify and save meaningful amounts on healthcare.

Learn about the 3 changes made to HSAs and how you can benefit: https://griggfinancialgroup.com/tax/obbba-hsa-tax-savings/

Owning a medical practice means both caring for patients and running a business. Unfortunately, if you spend more time focusing on patients than your business’s finances, it might cost you tens of thousands.

Learn about the 7 tax strategies that every medical practice owner needs to know in 2026.

Read the full article:
https://griggfinancialgroup.com/healthcare/7-tax-planning-tips-for-medical-practice-owners-in-2026/

The SCRA gives financial and legal aid to active-duty service members while acting as a bridge between military orders and the financial troubles that they can cause. Because some protections are only activated under certain conditions, many families miss opportunities they never knew they had.

Read the full article on our website:
https://griggfinancialgroup.com/military/servicemembers-civil-release-act-financial-tool/

If you itemize, you may be eligible to deduct qualified medical expenses exceeding 7.5% of your adjusted gross income (AGI). Knowing the 5 common types of medical deductions can help you keep track of your deductions throughout the year, ensuring you don’t miss any, saving you hundreds to thousands in taxes.

To learn more, read the full article:
https://griggfinancialgroup.com/tax/5-types-of-medical-tax-deductions/

If you or a loved one is currently or soon to be deployed, there is a noteworthy opportunity that you may have overlooked. As a servicemember in a designated combat zone, you are guaranteed 10% annual return on savings. It’s called the Savings Deposit Program (SDP), and understanding how you can use it to your advantage can be one of the best financial moves you make.

Continue reading the full article to learn more:
https://griggfinancialgroup.com/military/military-savings-deposit-program/

Special Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) considerations, particularly moving into 2026, involve navigating complex tax, regulatory, and compliance landscapes following the House v. NCAA settlement. Athletes must now focus on legitimate “activation” of their personal brand, as guaranteed payments without required work are increasingly scrutinized.

Read the full article:
https://griggfinancialgroup.com/tax/nil-income-special-tax-situations/

Merging your business and personal trips is an effective, but often overlooked tax strategy. Learn how planning carefully, documenting thoroughly, and prioritizing the business purpose can help you save on trips you were already planning to take.

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https://griggfinancialgroup.com/tax/vacation-business-travel-tax-deduction-guide/