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Yes, You Do Still Have to File Taxes

Yes, You Do Still Have to File Taxes

Early filing numbers are measurably down this year, data security concerns are high, and IRS staffing is in disarray. But if you’re considering scrapping it all and “getting to it when you get to it,” here’s a tip: File your taxes. File an extension, if needed, but...

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Retirement Plan Perks for Texas Small Businesses

Retirement Plan Perks for Texas Small Businesses

Texas isn’t one of the many states now requiring small businesses to provide access to retirement perks, but it may not be a bad idea to add such a benefit to your competitive employment package. Most states now have some sort of mandatory requirement, either enacted...

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Getting Hit by Someone Else’s Bankruptcy

Getting Hit by Someone Else’s Bankruptcy

Finding out that another business or individual who owes your business money has declared bankruptcy can feel like a kick to the stomach. But with bankruptcies already tracking higher in 2025 than in the previous three years, it’s worth considering the possibility....

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Welcome to Texas: Cutting Tax Ties with Your Previous State

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,...

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Hiring Family: The Tax Considerations

Hiring Family: The Tax Considerations

Is a semi-retired parent lending your business a hand? Are your spouse or children on your payroll? Is one heir more active in the business than another? Let’s look at how the IRS treats family-member employees in these situations. Considerations for Spouses We know...

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Texas Increases Franchise Tax Exemption

Texas Increases Franchise Tax Exemption

The January 1, 2024, Texas franchise tax filing season was the first for some business owners to avoid paying or even filing a “no taxes due” form. The Texas franchise tax exemption has doubled, allowing up to $2.47 million of an entity’s total taxable revenue...

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