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2026 Year-End Tax Planning Tips for Business Owners
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Proper year-end tax planning helps business owners assess income, deductions and documentation well before filing their returns. Tax strategies vary by entity type and circumstances, with some choices potentially affecting current tax bills and future obligations. This article reviews some key planning considerations for the 2026 tax year.
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Make Yourself a Harder Target for Identity Theft
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More than a million people reported stolen identities to the Federal Trade Commission in 2025, up nearly 20% from 2024. What can you do to protect your personal data? The first step is understanding how identity theft happens. We discuss common schemes, targets and warning signs, as well as tips to minimize your exposure and respond if your data is misused.
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First-Time Parent? Consider These Tax Implications
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Becoming a first-time parent brings new financial responsibilities — and new tax considerations. Learn about tax credits that may be available, how a new child can affect filing status and income tax withholding, and why reviewing these factors early can help new parents prepare for tax time.
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Navigate the Tax Rules for Boats and RVs
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Do you own a large boat or recreational vehicle? In addition to the pleasure you get cruising around in it, you may also be eligible for some federal tax breaks, if you meet certain requirements. This article provides a brief rundown of four possible tax-saving opportunities related to your vehicle or vessel.
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Squeeze More Out of a Company SEP
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Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) retirement plans are easy to set up and much simpler to administer than other plans. So they may be the perfect choice for a small company. Here is a quick rundown of six of the advantages as well as some disadvantages of SEP plans.
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