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Exit and Estate Planning for Business Owners
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many of us to consider our business succession and estate plans. No matter how successful you are or how well you take care of yourself, your financial...
Tax Changes for Property Improvements and Business Losses
Some long-awaited great news for commercial property and business owners: The CARES Act that was passed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic includes technical corrections and additional...
Lose Money on a Vacation Rental This Year?
Travel and tourism spending in Texas dropped 86% over the quarter. If you own a vacation rental property, you’re feeling that sting. Maybe your rental income plummeted and has yet to recover....
Financially Surviving A Downturn
While the current economic distress we’re facing is due to an unprecedented chain of events, there are lessons from past downturns that can be applied as well as new opportunities — from tax credits…
Financially Surviving A Downturn
While the current economic distress we’re facing is due to an unprecedented chain of events, there are lessons from past downturns that can be applied as well as new opportunities — from tax credits…
PPP Loan Forgiveness: Critical Steps to Take
(Updated as of June 16, 2020) The SBA revised the PPP loan forgiveness application and introduced an EZ form for certain qualifying businesses including those who are self-employed and those...
Don’t Fall for COVID-19 Money Scams
Millions of dollars and valuable personal information have been lost to money scams and the problem is only increasing during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you’re a business owner, you need to be...
3 Tips for Remote Expert Witness Depositions
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought remote depositions to the forefront and opened the door for more flexibility throughout Texas and the country. And not a moment too soon. The current climate...
Making Coronavirus Goods? Here Are the Tax Implications
Small businesses have truly stepped up to the challenge of turning the COVID-19 crisis from a potentially door-shuttering event to an opportunity to step up, help out, and stay afloat....
The IRS Is Still Collecting Taxes From a Select Few
If you heard that the IRS is hitting the brakes on most collections right now, it's true. Taxpayers who generally aren’t behind on payments may be able to hold off on paying 2019 and 2020 taxes...
