Recent News & Blog / Business Tax
Is Your Business Ready for the Tax Deadline That’s on Groundhog Day This Year?
Normally businesses must furnish certain information returns to workers and submit them to the federal government by January 31, but this year, that date falls on a Saturday, so the deadline is the next business day, which happens to be Groundhog Day: February
Tax Filing Update for Pass-Through Entities
Do you operate a business as a partnership, a limited liability company (LLC) treated as a partnership for tax purposes, or an S corporation?
Not All “Business” Expenses are Tax Deductible
With 2025 in the rearview mirror and the tax filing deadline on the road ahead, it’s a good time for businesses to start gathering information about their deductible expenses for 2025.
2026 Rates & Dates
The IRS recently released the 2026 rates and dates, which includes individual tax rate schedules, roth retirement contributions, social security taxes, payroll tax deposit due dates for businesses, and more.
2026 Payroll Tax Bulletin
The IRS recently released the 2026 payroll tax rates, which we have summarized in a bulletin for your convenience and quick reference.
Important 2026 Tax Figures for Businesses
A new year brings many new tax-related figures for businesses, and below, we provide an overview of key figures for 2026. However, please be aware that exceptions or additional rules or limits may apply.
How to Avoid Inadvertent S Corp Termination
S corporation structure provides most of the tax benefits of a partnership plus the liability protection of a corporation, but because of the strict requirements that apply to these entities, preserving S corporation status requires due diligence.
Significant Changes to Information Reporting Go into Effect for the 2026 Tax Year
If your business has employees or uses independent contractors, you have associated annual information reporting obligations.
USDA Announces $12 Billion in Bridge Payments for Farmers Impacted by Unfair Market Disruptions
On December 8, 2025, President Donald Trump, together with U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins, U.S.
Maximizing Tax Benefits With Short-Term Rentals and Cost Segregation
By Daryl L. Staley, CPA, MBA, Member of the Firm