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In most small businesses, financial statements end up gathering digital dust. You might glance at revenue and net profit, close it, and move on with your day. Maybe you even feel a little guilty about it. We’re about to change that. Those financial statements are trying to tell you something important. They’re actually an honest […]

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Stop Ignoring Your Financial Statements. Here’s How to Use Them.

When you own an S corporation, one of the first questions that comes up is, “How should I pay myself?” Business owners can generally pay themselves with a salary, distributions, or a combination of both. And the way you structure your pay affects your taxes and compliance with IRS rules. Let’s walk through how S […]

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Salary or Distribution? How S Corp Owners Should Structure Their Pay

As a business owner you wear A LOT of hats. Operations, marketing, business development, and the list goes on. With all that hard work, I’m sure one of your goals is to earn a healthy profit. Which is awesome!! There’s just one small problem… when you earn a profit, you also earn the fun requirement […]

Tax Deductions

10 Crucial Tax Write-Offs

If you’ve been putting in extra hours at work, here’s some good news: a new federal tax deduction for overtime pay could reduce your taxable income. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) gave overtime workers a tax break, but as with any new tax legislation, the rules matter. First, the overtime deduction applies only […]

Tax Deductions

Understanding the New Deduction for Overtime Pay

Whether you’re a new parent or a curious taxpayer, you’ve likely heard about the new Trump Accounts which were created under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) passed in July 2025. This new type of retirement savings account is available to childern before college, careers, or first paychecks enter the picture. These accounts may […]

Savings & Retirement

What are Trump Accounts?

If you’ve bought a new vehicle recently (or you’re thinking about it), you may be pleasantly surprised to learn there’s a new tax deduction for car loan interest starting in 2025. This new tax benefit can help lower your tax bill, even if you don’t itemize deductions. But there are some rules to keep in […]

Tax Deductions

Understanding the New Car Loan Interest Deduction

Starting a business often means getting creative about funding. You tap your savings, credit cards, SBA loans, and sometimes, a well-meaning family member who says, “If you need help, just let me know.” Before you say yes or no, it’s worth slowing down and thinking through what accepting startup funds from family really means for […]

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Mixing Family & Business: Should You Accept Funding from Relatives?

As a small business owner, you juggle a lot: clients, invoicing, operations, payroll, and hopefully remembering to eat lunch on most days. So when someone mentions year-end tax planning, it’s easy to think, “Great, another thing to add to the to-do list.” But a few simple, strategic moves can meaningfully reduce your tax bill and […]

Tax Deductions

5 Year-End Tax Saving Moves for Small Business Owners

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