Are Your I-9s in Order?
As federal oversight of work authorization increases, especially with stricter ICE enforcement and higher penalties in 2026, now is the ideal time to review your I-9 process and forms.
When Medical Expenses Are—and Aren’t—Tax Deductible
If you had significant medical expenses last year, you may be wondering what you can deduct on your 2025 income tax return. Income-based thresholds and other rules can make it hard to claim the medical expense deduction.
Why Data Analytics Are Within Reach for Your Nonprofit
When implemented thoughtfully, data analytics can streamline operations, strengthen impact, and save valuable time and resources over the long run. Unfortunately, many nonprofit organizations assume this kind of technology-driven approach is out of reach.
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?
26 Tips for a Successful Year in 2026
At the start of a new year, many of us are reflecting on the previous 12 months.
Leverage Your Gift Tax Annual Exclusion Using a Crummey Trust
A Crummey trust provides a key tax benefit of an outright gift without some of the downsides.
A New Year’s Resolution for Leaders: Renew Your Commitment to Delegation
The start of a new year is a natural moment for nonprofit leaders to reset priorities, refine leadership habits and recommit to practices that strengthen both mission and team.
Outsourced CFO Services: What Are They and How Can They Benefit Your Organization?
Choosing the right CFO for your organization’s accounting and future planning needs is critical. This person will not only need the necessary experience, but they’ll also need expertise in your specific industry, while fitting the traditional employee mold. For these reasons, Outsourced CFO services have increasingly become an attractive option for many organizations.
Suffered a Disaster? You May be Eligible for a Casualty Loss Tax Deduction
Every year, severe storms, flooding, wildfires, and other disasters affect millions of taxpayers. Many experience casualty losses from damage to their homes or personal property.
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.