How Property Owners Should Organize Their Rental Properties for Taxes
How Property Owners Should Organize Their Rental Properties for Taxes: LLCs, Series, and Other Structures Explained When you start investing […]
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100% Bonus Depreciation Is Back — and Now Permanent: What Real Estate Investors Need to Know
Updated for 2026 Bonus depreciation is 100% again, and permanent. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act restored full first-year bonus […]
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Bonus Depreciation vs. Section 179: How To Choose The Best Deduction Tool
When it comes to maximizing tax deductions on business asset purchases and renovations, two powerful tools stand out: Section 179 […]
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FBAR Filing: Deadlines, Thresholds and Filing Late
FBAR filing is triggered by the combined high-water mark of your foreign accounts, not the year-end balance. What the $10,000 test measures, when the report is due, and exactly how to file for years you missed.
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SEP IRA vs Solo 401(k): The 2026 Numbers, Side by Side
By Daniel Hiltzik, CPA · Updated September 19, 2026 At a glance A solo 401(k) is a SEP plus your […]
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Vehicle Deduction Rules for Doctors, Lawyers, and Consultants
Updated for 2026 Bonus depreciation is 100% again, and permanent for qualifying property acquired after 19 January 2025, under the […]
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How to Deduct Health Insurance as a Self-Employed Professional
For self-employed professionals such as freelancers, consultants, lawyers, and doctors, health insurance premiums can be a major expense. Fortunately, the […]
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Should You Lease or Buy Office Space? The Tax Implications
One of the biggest financial decisions professionals and business owners face is whether to lease or buy office space. This […]
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Tax Planning After a Settlement, Large Bonus, or Buyout Offer
Receiving a significant financial windfall—whether from a legal settlement, large bonus, or buyout offer—can feel like a welcome reward for […]
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Are Licensing Fees, CME, and CLE Tax-Deductible?
Licensing fees, CME and CLE are deductible, but where they go on the return depends on whether you are an employee, a partner or an owner — and that changes what you actually get.
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