Charity Deductions Are Changing

Charity Deductions

Charitable deduction rules are changing in 2026 that will impact taxpayers at all income levels. How can you adjust your giving strategy to maximize tax benefits?

Can I Disagree with the IRS?

Can I Disagree with the IRS?

If you’ve received a notice from the IRS for a tax penalty, audit or adjustment, there are steps you can take to challenge the determination.

Working on Vacation: Tax Tips and Implications 

Working on Vacation Tax Tips

Working remotely during a vacation or business trip can offer flexibility, but it also brings unique tax implications. It’s important to understand where business deductions end and personal expenses begin. Staying informed helps you stay compliant and make the most of potential tax savings.

$125,000 Business Inventory Tax Exemption Heading to Texas Voters

$125,000 Business Inventory Tax Exemption Heading to Texas Voters

Potential property tax cuts have been all the buzz, but Texas business owners will be happy to know the bill to increase the Texas business personal property tax exemption from $2,500 to $125,000 (an almost 5,000% increase) has also passed and is heading to voters in November.  Texas is one of only nine states that […]

Beware of Modern Ponzi Schemes

Beware of Modern Ponzi Schemes

We’ve entered a new era of Ponzi schemes. A record number of the scams have been estimated in 2023 alone, an amount that doubled in two years’ time. Therefore, it’s more critical than ever to have your guard up.

The Goldilocks Rule for Tax Withholding

If you’re like half of Americans this year, you are more dependent on your tax refund to pay for necessities than you have been in the past. But paying more taxes than necessary shouldn’t be part of your game plan. 

Welcome to Texas: Cutting Tax Ties with Your Previous State

San Antonio is currently one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the nation. If you’re among our new residents, welcome! Before you enjoy the tax-friendly perks of living and running a business in Texas, you’ll need to cut tax-ties with your previous state. Some, like California and New York, make that very tricky.