
2025 Tax Changes to Keep in Mind for Individuals
Learn the new thresholds for 2025 tax and set up a meeting with your accountant to learn how you can save in taxes this year.
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Learn the new thresholds for 2025 tax and set up a meeting with your accountant to learn how you can save in taxes this year.
Following a decision in federal court on February 18, 2025, Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting is once again a requirement for most businesses under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).
The 2025 standard mileage rate is set at 70 cents per mile for business use of a vehicle. Learn about using standard mileage versus actual expenses to write off your business vehicle use.
As 2025 approaches, changes to retirement account rules and contribution limits present new opportunities for individuals to enhance their savings strategies.
This blog discusses the difference between a Standard and Itemized Tax Deduction.
In this blog, we’ll explain the purpose, advantages, disadvantages, and eligibility criteria for Form 1120-H and Form 1120 to help your HOA make an informed decision.
The most notable change is the transition to the Login.gov platform for all users who made their accounts before September 18, 2021. (Note: No action is required for users who created their accounts on or after September 18, 2021. This includes existing Login.gov or ID.me account holders). This change will simplify the sign-in experience and align with federal authentication standards. In addition, it will provide safe and secure access to online services.
This blog discusses the causes of workplace fraud: pressure, opportunity, and rationalization and emphasizes the importance of understanding these factors for effective prevention and the maintenance of trust within a company.
The blog discusses the tax obligations and work eligibility of the over one million international students in the United States, most of whom hold F-1 visas, with numbers expected to continue growing.
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are essential in preserving the value and operational efficiency of residential neighborhoods. A significant financial aspect of an HOA is the reserve fund. In this blog, we will discuss the purpose of a reserve fund, the significance of a reserve study, and the differing requirements across various states.
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