Kazakhstan's 2026 Tax Overhaul: The VAT Hike, the Simplified-Regime Squeeze, and the Deduction Ban
Kazakhstan's 2026 Tax Code lifts VAT from 12% to 16%, halves the registration threshold and bars deducting payments to simplified-regime suppliers.
Mike Thrift
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KB Home FY2026 Q3: $1.30B Revenue and a Backlog Growing Again
KB Home's FY2026 Q3 revenue fell 20% to $1.30B and net income 41% to $65.3M, yet housing margin rose to 16.5% and backlog grew for the first time in four years.
Leasing Your Land to Hunters: Lease Terms, Liability Protection, and Pricing
Hunting leases now pay $8–$50+ per acre a year, but charging for access can void your recreational-use liability shield — write the lease, require insurance.
Letting Employees Donate PTO to a Coworker in Crisis: How Leave-Sharing Plans Work
Donated PTO is taxed to the donor unless it flows through an IRS-qualified leave bank for a medical emergency or declared disaster — here's how to build one.
Meal Kit and Perishable Subscription Box Bookkeeping: FEFO Costing, Spoilage, and Deferred Revenue
Cost perishables first-expired-first-out, book spoilage as its own line, and hold prepaid box revenue as deferred until it ships — or per-box margin lies.
Moldova's 2026 Tax Changes: VAT Threshold Rises to MDL 1.7M and B2B e-Factura Goes Mandatory
Moldova lifted its VAT registration threshold to MDL 1.7 million on March 1, 2026, and B2B e-Factura became mandatory October 1. What changes for small sellers.
Oregon's $1,000-Per-Job Hiring Credit: How Small Employers Apply for the QJCTC Before October 31
Oregon's QJCTC pays $1,000 per net new job, up to $10,000, in seven industries — but 2026 applications close October 31 and certification comes first.
QuickBooks Ledger, Explained: The $10 Accountant-Only Plan — and How to Tell When You've Outgrown It
QuickBooks Ledger is Intuit's $10/month accountant-only GL with bank feeds but no invoicing — upgrade when receivables, inventory, or bill pay appear.
The Shotgun Clause in Your Operating Agreement: How a Texas Shootout Breaks a 50/50 Deadlock
A shotgun clause lets one 50/50 LLC member name a buyout price the other must accept or match — a fast deadlock exit, if you avoid the valuation traps.
Spain Delayed Verifactu Again: What the Push to July 2027 Means for Autónomos
Spain pushed Verifactu to July 1, 2027 for autónomos — but certified billing software, QR codes and hash-chained invoices are still coming. Prepare now.
Can You 1031-Exchange a Vacation Home? The Safe-Harbor Rules That Decide It
IRS Rev. Proc. 2008-16 lets a vacation home qualify for a 1031 exchange: rent it 14+ days a year at fair rent and cap personal use, 24 months before and after.
Your 1099s Have New Boxes for Tips and Overtime: A Payer's Guide to the 2026 Reporting Changes
IRS Forms 1099-NEC, 1099-MISC, and 1099-K add tip, occupation-code, and overtime boxes for 2026, plus a $2,000 reporting threshold.