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Some last minute tax deductions for contractors before the year ends: 1️⃣ Maximize Home Office Deductions → Calculate square footage

2026 Vehicle Deductions (Trucks & SUVs) Contractors: buying a truck in 2026? Read this first. 100% bonus depreciation is back.

Your Bookkeeper Doesn’t Know Your Job Costs—And It’s Costing You You finish a $300K job. The books say you made

Construction Contractors: Stop Drowning in Travel Receipts If you run a construction company, you already know the pain: Crews on
Contractors: Three Quiet IRS Changes That Can Affect Your Cash Flow in 2026 The IRS just finalized rules tied to
New OBBBA Senior Tax Deduction – Starting 2025 If you’ll be age 65 or older on December 31, 2025, the

If you own two or more related corporations and the same employees work for both, the common paymaster rule lets

If you run a construction business — whether it’s just you, you and your spouse, or a small team, there’s

2025 just brought some serious write-off power back to the table that all contractors should know about as follows: 100%

A lawyer just lost a Tax Court case—because he trusted AI to do his legal research. He used AI to

Over the years, I’ve noticed a clear pattern among the contractor clients who scale the fastest: they eventually expand into

If you paid IRS penalties or interest during COVID (March 2020 – July 2023), you have until July 10 to

I get this scenario/question all the time: You finish an $18,000 job. The client went out of business. You never

When Your CPA Drops the Ball, the IRS Still Blames You Imagine this: you earn over $1M a year, carefully

The new One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBBA) made the Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) program permanent, which is big news for

A lot of contractors are missing deductions they should already be taking. The problem usually isn’t lack of expenses. It’s

Since it's Halloween, I thought I'd post something scary today: True story: Two business owners jumped into a new venture,

The $31 Million Accounting Rule Change Every Contractor Should Know The gross receipts threshold for simplified accounting is $31 million

May 13, 2026 As of January 1, 2026, California contractors have a legal right most are not using. Under SB

The underground construction AI tools that 99% will never discover: See below 1. Embrace Predictive Analytics for Cost Savings Use

Corporate Charitable Contributions: Important Tax Change Ahead Under current law, C corporations can deduct charitable contributions up to 10% of

LINKEDIN WRITE-UP — EPISODE 167 You paid your electrician on 1099. He showed up when you called, followed your foreman's

If you run an S-Corp and pay yourself a salary + distributions, December 26 is not too late to fix

New Charitable Deduction for Non-Itemizers Starting in 2026, taxpayers who don’t itemize deductions will have a new opportunity to reduce

Most California contractors think they’re taking the same deductions as everyone else. They’re not. California doesn’t conform to federal bonus