Improving accessibility at your business may come with a valuable tax break: Eligible small businesses can claim the Disabled Access Credit for certain costs related to improving accessibility for individuals with disabilities. A business may qualify if, in the prior tax year, it had gross receipts of $1 million or less or no more than
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If you’re eligible to contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA), consider taking a closer look at your contribution strategy. You may be able to reduce your 2026 taxes while strengthening your long-term financial security. Although many people use HSAs to pay current medical expenses, they can also help fund retirement. Maximize Tax Savings HSAs
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As the end of 2026 approaches, look beyond investment performance and consider how taxes may affect your overall returns. Although tax considerations generally shouldn’t drive investment decisions, a year-end portfolio review may identify opportunities to reduce your taxes. Here are four to consider. 1. Harvest losses (or gains) Review the capital gains and losses you’ve
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When customers or others don’t pay what they owe your business, you may be able to claim a bad debt deduction to help offset the financial loss. But it isn’t automatic. Businesses must satisfy specific federal tax rules and maintain adequate records to support the deduction. Not Every Unpaid Debt Is Eligible Whether an unpaid
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Office Closure Notice: Our office will be closed from 2:00pm on Thursday, June 25th through Monday, July 6th for office refurbishment and a mid-year break. We will resume operations on Tuesday, July 7th and be available by phone and email; however, our office will remain closed to client visits through Monday, July 13th.