Tax law changes constantly and most of the coverage is written for accountants. This is the plain-English version for contractors: what changed, whether it affects a construction business, and what to do about it before the deadline.
Friendly reminder before the IRS and FTB send their own reminders 1) S-Corp, Partnership, and Multi-Member LLC Returns – Today is the filing deadline for these entity returns.
The OBBBA: the “Hire Your Child” Tax Strategy If you own a business and have children, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) just made one of the most popular family…
Paid Family Leave Tax Credit May Soon Be Permanent – Here’s What Employers Should Know The Employer Credit for Paid Family and Medical Leave (IRC §45S) has been an underused…
WOTC Extended Through 2029 Under the OBBBA – What Employers Should Know The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) — a valuable federal incentive that rewards businesses for…
Solar Tax Credit at Risk: Why Homeowners Should Act Now If you've been considering solar panels or other clean energy upgrades, 2025 may be your last chance to take full…
AMT Changes Coming in 2026 High earners: the AMT is coming back stronger. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act gave most taxpayers relief from the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT).
Gamblers Face Harsh New Tax Rules Tax law is changing for gamblers—casual and professional alike. Starting in 2026, the OBBBA limits gambling loss deductions to 90% of losses. The other 10%? Gone forever.
NEW SBA DISASTER LOAN AVAILABLE If your business was impacted by the civil unrest in LA County between June 6 – June 18, 2025, the Small Business Administration (SBA) is now…
LinkedIn Write-Up Most contractors wait way too long to think about taxes. By December, a lot of the best moves are already boxed in. Payroll may already be wrong. Equipment may not be placed in service.
Will Congress Fix R&D Expensing in 2025? Businesses investing in R&D have been struggling since 2022, when full expensing was replaced with mandatory 5-year amortization (15 years for foreign R&D). The result?
I’ve seen clients go from nothing to thriving using these tax strategies: 1. Unlock Hidden Deductions Most contractors miss 50% of available deductions.
Energy-Efficient Home Credit — Major Change Under OBBBA Before OBBBA: Under IRC §25C, homeowners could claim a credit equal to 30% of expenditures on qualified…
Thinking About Installing EV Charging Stations? Here's a Key Tax Deadline Under IRC §30C, businesses can currently claim a tax credit of up to $30,000 for installing eligible…