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Grant Funding Uncertainties: Making Sense of Federal Grant Freezes and Executive Orders Under the New Administration
As the federal government continues to realign funding priorities, nonprofit organizations, government entities, and other entities receiving federal funds, such as healthcare, higher education, and other entities, must remain diligent in tracking changes to compliance requirements and funding restrictions. Executive orders issued in 2025 have resulted in notable shifts, particularly in funding eligibility, permissible activities, and reporting obligations.
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How a Spousal IRA Can Unlock Retroactive Tax Savings for Your Household
Leaving the workforce does not mean leaving retirement savings behind. A spousal IRA lets a nonworking spouse keep building retirement security using the working spouse's income. With a contribution deadline of April 15, 2026, for the 2025 tax year, there may still be time to reduce your tax bill and strengthen your financial future.
Are Your Business Losses Subject to the Excess Business Loss Rule?
If your business or rental property generates significant losses, you may not be able to deduct the full amount in the current tax year. With new legislation making the excess business loss rule permanent and lowering deduction thresholds starting in 2026, the stakes for proactive tax planning have never been higher.
New Tax Deductions for Tips and Overtime: What Workers Need to Know for 2025
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduced new federal tax deductions for tip and overtime income, retroactive to January 1, 2025. Workers in eligible occupations may deduct up to $25,000 in tips and up to $12,500 in overtime income, but documentation, eligibility rules, and phaseout thresholds make navigating these deductions more complex than they appear.
Congratulations on Your SHIELD Award! Your Innovations May Qualify for the R&D Tax Credit
Government contractors performing work for SHIELD can save cash tax and reduce taxes by claiming the R&D tax credit on qualified efforts.
IRS Releases Final Form Instructions for Taxpayers Claiming the R&D Tax Credit
The revised instructions address changes to the treatment of §174A domestic research expenditures and align with prior IRS guidance and clarifications on reporting requirements.
New Charitable Deduction Rules for 2026: What Donors Need to Know
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has transformed the charitable deduction landscape for 2026. Itemizers now face new limitations, while nonitemizers gain permanent deduction opportunities. Understanding these changes is essential for maximizing your tax benefits while supporting the causes you care about.
How to Manage Customer Tabs Without Risking Your Cash Flow
Offering tabs to regular customers can boost loyalty and sales, but without proper systems in place, unpaid balances can quickly spiral out of control. Learn how to create a clear policy, track credit effectively, and collect overdue amounts while maintaining positive customer relationships.
The $146 Million Wake-Up Call: How Ghost Employee Fraud is Silently Draining Organizations
Ghost employee fraud is silently draining organizations of millions through fictitious payroll entries. A recent Florida case exposed a $146 million scheme that went undetected for a decade. Forensic specialists use advanced analytics and investigative techniques to uncover these schemes, quantify losses, and help organizations recover funds while strengthening internal controls.
Earned Wage Access: What Employers Need to Know Before Implementation
Earned wage access is gaining traction as an employee benefit, but employers must carefully evaluate the risks and regulatory considerations before implementation. Understanding the CFPB's recent guidance and potential operational impacts is essential for making informed decisions about this increasingly popular payroll tool.
Understanding IRS Living Allowances: What Delinquent Taxpayers Can Keep
When you owe back taxes, the IRS doesn't leave you penniless. Collection Financial Standards determine how much you're allowed for basic living expenses—from food and clothing to housing and transportation. These guidelines help establish reasonable payment plans while ensuring you can maintain your health and income-earning ability.
Safeguarding Your Wealth: Essential Cybersecurity Strategies for Your Financial Accounts
As more financial transactions move online, cybercriminals are finding new ways to access your sensitive information and drain your accounts. From weak passwords to unsecure Wi-Fi networks, the risks are real—but so are the solutions that can protect your wealth.
Navigating Retirement Account Rollovers: How to Avoid Costly Tax Mistakes
Rolling over your 401(k) after leaving a job seems straightforward, but common mistakes can trigger unexpected taxes and penalties. Understanding direct rollovers and the critical 60-day rule will help you preserve your retirement savings and avoid giving the IRS an unnecessary cut of your hard-earned money.
Key Federal Tax Figures Every Business Owner and Taxpayer Should Know for 2026
From retirement contribution limits to mileage rates and estate tax exemptions, federal tax figures have shifted for 2026. Understanding these inflation-adjusted amounts and new legislative changes is essential for effective tax planning and compliance throughout the year.
What the 2026 Tax Law Changes Mean for Your Budget and Wallet
New tax law provisions taking effect in 2026 bring significant changes for individuals and businesses alike. From modified deduction rules and increased AMT risk to evolving retirement savings opportunities and enhanced business deductions, understanding these changes is essential for effective tax planning and compliance this year.
Test Your Small Business Financial Knowledge: A 10-Question Financial Literacy Quiz
Most small business owners (84%) lack formal financial training, and even those who feel confident often encounter gaps in their financial knowledge. Take this 10-question quiz to evaluate your small business finance IQ and discover where you can strengthen your financial expertise.
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