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Smart Startup Tax Considerations (For Everyone)

Smart Startup Tax Considerations (For Everyone)

It’s an exciting time to be a San Antonio entrepreneur—new and seasoned alike. As businesses in San Antonio flourish, it’s essential not just to grow and thrive but to protect and preserve with smart tax-saving moves. San Antonio’s startup scene is booming, with tech...

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Do Texans Pay More Taxes Than Californians?

Do Texans Pay More Taxes Than Californians?

A viral infographic showing how Texans pay more taxes than Californians has raised eyebrows across the state. Even Beto O’Rourke drudged it up in a recent tweet. The Houston Chronicle says it’s true, the Tax Foundation says it’s not, and the San Antonio Express-News...

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Patagonia’s Big Give Could Save $1 Billion in Taxes

Patagonia’s Big Give Could Save $1 Billion in Taxes

Once Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard announced that he’s giving away the corporation’s wealth to fight climate change, experts started crunching the numbers. Turns out the donations could save him and his family over $1 billion in taxes, in addition to being able to...

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The IRS Got an $80 Billion Raise. How Will That Affect You?

The IRS Got an $80 Billion Raise. How Will That Affect You?

There’s no doubt you’ve spent at least a moment worrying about the $80 billion funding boost the IRS just received as part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Should you be worried about increased audits? Possibly. For most taxpayers, however, the infusion won’t be...

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When Do Unpaid Payroll Taxes Become Criminal?

When Do Unpaid Payroll Taxes Become Criminal?

There’s talk that the IRS is more proactively tracing how unpaid payroll tax money is spent during trust fund recovery investigations. The outcome? Potentially, it’s a swifter handover to the IRS Criminal Investigation Division for criminal prosecution. Bloomberg Tax...

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Your Tax Preparer Isn’t Responsible for Your Omissions

Your Tax Preparer Isn’t Responsible for Your Omissions

A former small business shareholder recently found guilty of tax evasion serves as a reminder that your tax preparer isn’t responsible for what they don’t know. The case involves a buyout agreement the Brooklyn man entered into when he sold shares of stock back...

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