Tax Blog

Summer often brings a change in routine for families, and for many parents, that means additional childcare expenses while school...

Starting in 2026, most employee meals, snacks, and workplace refreshments are no longer deductible, which means many common...

Starting in 2026, workers age 50 and over with higher earnings (based on prior-year wages) who make catch-up contributions to...

If your international business trip includes personal time, your airfare and other travel costs may need to be split between...

In a sweeping modernization move, The Department of the Treasury plans to end or sharply limit paper checks for most federal...

For many physicians, business owners, and other high-income professionals, hiring a household employee—such as a nanny,...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 introduces sweeping tax reforms that impact individuals, business owners, and investors,...

Discover how the new Intuit platform and QuickBooks Accounting Agent are transforming accounting with AI-driven automation, cash...

Back in May, the House passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—a sweeping tax package aimed at extending and enhancing several...

Every year, the IRS releases its Dirty Dozen — a list of the most prevalent and dangerous tax scams threatening individuals,...