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As you look back to 2025 to determine what business expenses you can write off on your tax return, keep in mind the “ordinary and necessary” rule.

Many, but not all, tax-related figures for businesses and their owners will increase for 2026, impacting your tax planning.

Termination of S corporation status generally will result in the loss of substantial tax benefits. But there are steps you can take to protect S status.

Businesses: A new tax year means some new rules for W-2 and 1099 reporting.

Rules governing the business interest expense deduction limitation are complicated. Here’s what business owners need to know about the latest developments.

Business owners: It’s not too late to reduce your 2025 taxes.

Could your business qualify for a valuable new depreciation tax break?

A little knowledge and planning can go a long way toward ensuring your business gifts are both meaningful and tax-smart. Find out more.

Year-end tax planning can be more challenging for accrual-basis businesses. But some powerful strategies are available.

Recent tax law changes have significantly enhanced first-year depreciation tax breaks for real estate improvements. Find out whether your business can benefit.

Could your business benefit from clean energy tax incentives? Time hasn’t run out quite yet.

Health Savings Accounts offer several valuable tax benefits. But you can contribute to one only if you have a high-deductible health plan.

Does your business reimburse employees for travel expenses? Here’s what you need to know about “high-low” per diem rates.

Did your business receive more than $10,000 in cash? You may be required to file Form 8300 with the IRS. Learn what counts as “cash” and how to stay compliant.

Recordkeeping may not be glamorous, but it’s one of the most powerful tools to protect your business and maximize tax benefits. Here are the details of a recent court case that underscores the importance of keeping strong records, along with six key practices.

Do you and your spouse operate a small business together? Here are some tax-saving strategies to explore.

If your business has incurred domestic research and experimental expenses in 2025 (or incurred them in 2022, 2023 and/or 2024), you may have a new tax-saving opportunity this year.

Divorce is stressful, and for business owners, the tax stakes are even higher. Learn how to avoid costly surprises when dividing your business ownership interest.

Tired of sending a chunk of your income to Uncle Sam? Switching your unincorporated business to an S corporation could result in more money in your pocket.

Launching or restructuring a business? Your choice of entity could make or break your tax strategy. Here’s a quick rundown of five entity types and their tax implications.

Starting next year, the federal government is finally updating a burdensome business tax filing requirement that’s been around since the 1950s! Here’s what will change when paying independent contractors.

Some of the biggest and best changes in the new tax law involve the rules for depreciating business assets. Here’s how you can benefit.

You’ve probably heard that the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act has been enacted. What will it mean for taxes and your business?

Thinking of investing in, or restoring, a historic building for your business? The federal tax code may reward you with a tax credit. Here’s how it works.

Health Savings Account (HSA) update for employers: If your business offers HSAs, the IRS recently released the 2026 inflation-adjusted amounts. Here they are, along with the benefits of HSAs.