Most of the founders and business owners we work with already give to causes they care about, and education as a giving category tends to be near the top of that list. Scholarships, tuition assistance, […]
What the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Means for Your Charitable Giving Plan Read More »
You open one of the new AI bookkeeping tools, and within seconds it has sorted a whole month of transactions into clean categories and flagged a duplicate charge you’d missed. A fair question shows up:
Can AI replace your accountant? Read More »
A new federal savings vehicle, called a Trump account, was created under IRC §530A as a tax-favored investment account for children. Trump accounts are designed to help families start long-term savings early, with investments generally
New “Trump Accounts” for Children: A Simple Savings Opportunity for Families Read More »
Most founders hit a point where they realize they need financial expertise in their business. It might happen during tax season, or in a board meeting where someone asks a question you can’t answer. Sometimes
What “Fractional” Actually Means (and Why It’s Not a Compromise) Read More »
Food for thought: What business owners need to know about IRS meal deductibility Beginning January 1, 2026, the rules for deducting business meals expenses change — and for many businesses, the impact will be subtle
Updated Business Meals Deduction Rules for 2026 Read More »
Most founders have a vague sense that they need bookkeeping. It’s one of those things that falls into the “responsible business owner” category, like having insurance or filing your taxes on time. You know it
What Bookkeeping Actually Does for a Growing Business Read More »
Welcome to 2026! January has a way of making you look at everything with fresh eyes. Your business goals, your team, your processes. And if you’re being honest with yourself, probably your finances too. Here’s
Your 2026 Financial Health Check Read More »
Originally posted January 2021Updated December 2025 Ah, the 1099 process … Something that should be so simple, yet proves to be a frustrating task every January. Over the last five years, we’ve worked and reworked
What do I need to know about 1099s? Read More »
Originally published: December 11, 2023 Updated: December 10, 2025 During this festive season, it’s vital for businesses and employees to stay merry and mindful of approaching payroll deadlines. Good payroll management brings holiday cheer and
Am I Ready for Year-End Payroll? Read More »
Every fall in Texas, the same question shows up with the property tax bill: “Do I pay this now, or wait until January?” And for 2025, that decision matters more than usual. A new federal
Texas Property Taxes, the New SALT Cap, & Whether to Pay in December or January Read More »
Giving Tuesday carries extra weight this year. If charitable giving is part of your vision – personally or through your business – the next few weeks are a rare chance to support the causes you
Making the Most of Charitable Giving in 2025, Starting This Giving Tuesday Read More »
