Oct 22, 2026 | Business Consulting, Personal Tax
Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the August storms and flooding. If your business, nonprofit or home was damaged, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering low-interest disaster loans to help you repair, replace and move forward. Here’s what...
Oct 14, 2026 | Personal Tax
Trump Accounts are a new savings vehicle for children, and many clients are asking how they fit alongside tools like 529 plans, Roth IRAs and custodial accounts. The short answer is that they add an option rather than replace anything. Keep in mind Before we get into...
Oct 13, 2026 | Personal Tax
Before You Read On: The income limits are low (see the table below), and dependents are not eligible. That means young workers supported by their parents and full-time students under age 24 won’t qualify. For those who do qualify, though, the government will add up to...
Oct 5, 2026 | Personal Tax
If you or a loved one paid for senior living or long-term care this year, you may be wondering whether those expenses can provide a tax benefit. The answer is often yes, but it depends on the type of care being provided and the reason for the care. When an individual...
Aug 3, 2026 | Personal Tax
Giving your time to a cause you care about is its own reward, but it’s worth knowing where the tax law does, and doesn’t, give you credit for it. Here’s a quick guide to the charitable deductions tied to volunteer work. The basics The value of your...
Jun 23, 2026 | Personal Tax
If your student walked across a graduation stage this spring, there’s a valuable education tax credit we want you to know about. The American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) can be worth up to $2,500, and graduating seniors often qualify in their final year of...
