When you file a joint tax return, you may be taking on more responsibility than you realize. If your spouse underreports income or carries prior debts, the IRS can hold you legally liable, even after a divorce. Learn what protections may be available to you and when to act.

Borrowing from your employer-sponsored retirement plan can be a helpful financial option in a pinch, but missing a payment can trigger serious tax consequences. A loan default can result in a taxable distribution, increased tax liability, and potentially a 10% early withdrawal penalty. Here is what you need to know before you borrow.

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are a powerful yet often underutilized component of employee benefits packages. When employees understand the real advantages of these accounts, from meaningful tax breaks to portable, rollover-friendly savings, participation rates rise and healthcare costs for employers come down. Here is what you need to know to make that happen.

Why does presidential power matter to taxpayers? Explore the veto, executive orders, and the modern bully pulpit, plus key constitutional limits.

Learn how government contractors can utilize CRM software to improve pipeline visibility, collaboration, forecasting, and growth.

If you're tired of answering forward-looking questions with backward-looking data, this article provides support tailored to how construction actually works.

Vasquez + Company LLP is proud to announce that Founder and Managing Partner Gilbert R. Vasquez has been named in Latino Leaders Magazine's 2026 Latinos on Boards issue. Now in its 25th year, the publication recognizes influential Latino leaders whose service and dedication are shaping organizations and communities across the country.

Vasquez + Company LLP has been honored as the Southern Region Business of the Year by the California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce and its Foundation. The award recognizes an exemplary small business that drives economic growth, strengthens communities, and serves as a cornerstone of the Hispanic business community.

Does your benefit plan need an audit? Find out how participant counts, plan type, and the 80-120 rule determine whether an ERISA plan audit is required.

What importers need to know about the three proclamations that add 50% duty on listed Canadian goods starting August 22, 2026.

Effective 2027, the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit will provide a dollar-for-dollar offset against federal income tax liability for eligible contributions.

The IRS has issued a rare midyear increase to its standard mileage rates for 2026, raising the business rate to 76 cents per mile effective July 1. Learn what changed, how the two rates apply throughout the year, and how to determine which vehicle expense deduction method works best for your situation.

A well-crafted annual report is one of your nonprofit's most powerful tools for donor engagement, stakeholder communication, and long-term fundraising success. But producing a compelling report takes careful planning that starts well before year end. Learn what your annual report should include and how to build one that truly reflects your organization's financial strength and mission impact.

CMMC Phase 2 is paused, but NIST 800-171 and DFARS 252.204-7012 are not. Learn why CUI boundary scoping still decides your SPRS score.

Rob Wellen discusses how an AI readiness framework helps organizations align strategy, data, governance and talent to scale AI.