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Coronavirus Relief Bills: A Small Business Guide to PPP, ERC, and EIDL Taxes
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Coronavirus Relief Bills: A Small Business Guide to PPP, ERC, and EIDL Taxes

How the CARES Act, Consolidated Appropriations Act, and American Rescue Plan reshaped small business taxes—covering PPP forgiveness, the Employee Retention Credit, EIDL loans, deferred payroll taxes, and the April 15, 2025 deadline for 2021 ERC claims.

small-business
ppp
tax-credits
TCJA and OBBBA Explained: A Small Business Owner's Tax Guide for 2026
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TCJA and OBBBA Explained: A Small Business Owner's Tax Guide for 2026

The OBBBA made the QBI deduction permanent and raised it to 23% in 2026, expanded SALT to $40,000 through 2029, and lifted the estate exemption to $15 million. Here is how small business owners running pass-through entities, S corps, and LLCs should plan around it.

tax
tax-planning
tax-deductions
How to Prepare for Tax Season: A Year-Round Checklist for Small Business Owners
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How to Prepare for Tax Season: A Year-Round Checklist for Small Business Owners

A practical week-by-week, quarter-by-quarter, and year-end tax preparation checklist for small business owners — covering 2026 IRS deadlines, estimated tax payments, deductions, 1099 filing, and the bookkeeping habits that turn April from a sprint into a routine handoff.

tax-preparation
tax-planning
small-business
Tax Resolution Demystified: How to Settle IRS Debt Without Falling for Scams
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Tax Resolution Demystified: How to Settle IRS Debt Without Falling for Scams

A 2026 guide to the five legitimate IRS resolution programs—installment agreements, Offer in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status, penalty abatement, and innocent spouse relief—plus the warning signs of OIC mill scams and the step-by-step process from a CP14 notice to a working agreement.

tax
tax-compliance
debt-management
Stimulus Checks and Tax Debt: What Happens If You Owe the IRS
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Stimulus Checks and Tax Debt: What Happens If You Owe the IRS

Direct stimulus payments were protected from IRS tax debt offsets, but Recovery Rebate Credits claimed on tax returns followed normal refund offset rules. Here's how owing back taxes affected each of the three rounds of economic impact payments and what options remain for resolving outstanding IRS balances.

tax
tax-compliance
personal-finance
Self-Employment Tax Deductions 2026: A Complete Guide for Freelancers
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Self-Employment Tax Deductions 2026: A Complete Guide for Freelancers

A line-by-line guide to the deductions self-employed workers can claim in 2026, including the now-permanent 20% QBI deduction under OBBBA, $72,000 Solo 401(k) limits, the 72.5-cent IRS mileage rate, and the documentation rules that hold up under audit.

self-employment-tax
tax-deductions
self-employment
LLC Taxes Explained: A Complete Guide for Single-Member, Multi-Member, and S-Corp Elections
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LLC Taxes Explained: A Complete Guide for Single-Member, Multi-Member, and S-Corp Elections

A practical guide to how LLCs are actually taxed federally—disregarded entity, partnership, S-corp, or C-corp—when each classification makes sense, what the S-Corp election saves at $150K of profit, the 75-day Form 2553 deadline, and the six mistakes that most reliably trigger IRS audits.

llc
s-corp
self-employment-tax
COVID-19 Relief Programs and Your Taxes: PPP, EIDL, and PUA Explained
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COVID-19 Relief Programs and Your Taxes: PPP, EIDL, and PUA Explained

Forgiven PPP loans are federally tax-free and the expenses paid with them remain fully deductible, but EIDL loans, EIDL Advance grants, and PUA benefits each carry distinct tax treatment — including a one-time $10,200 unemployment exclusion for 2020 under the American Rescue Plan.

ppp
sba
loan-forgiveness
Client-Related Tax Deductions: A 2026 Guide for Service Businesses
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Client-Related Tax Deductions: A 2026 Guide for Service Businesses

Client meals are 50% deductible in 2026, client gifts cap at $25 per recipient (a limit unchanged since 1962), and employer-provided meals lose their deduction this year. A service-business guide to documenting meals, travel, gifts, and marketing while staying inside IRS rules.

tax-deductions
small-business
tax-planning
Choosing the Right Bookkeeping Solution: Software vs. Service vs. Plain-Text Accounting
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Choosing the Right Bookkeeping Solution: Software vs. Service vs. Plain-Text Accounting

A decision framework for choosing between DIY bookkeeping software, professional services, and plain-text accounting—with concrete pricing benchmarks ($15–$800/month), transaction-volume thresholds, and the seven mistakes that drive cleanup costs.

bookkeeping
bookkeeping-services
accounting-software
When Can You File Taxes? The Complete 2026 Filing Season Timeline
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When Can You File Taxes? The Complete 2026 Filing Season Timeline

The IRS opens the 2026 filing season on January 26, with W-2s and most 1099s due by January 31. Filing early protects against refund fraud, speeds direct-deposit refunds within 21 days, and beats the April rush — but waiting can be smarter when K-1s or corrected brokerage 1099s are still in transit.

tax
tax-filing
tax-deadlines
What Happens at the IRS After You File: A Realistic Processing Timeline
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What Happens at the IRS After You File: A Realistic Processing Timeline

A walkthrough of what the IRS actually does with a return after you file. 24-48 hour acceptance checks, automated math-error and information-return matching, the three Where's My Refund statuses, the 21-day refund target, common rejection reasons, and what each CP notice code means.

tax
tax-filing
irs-reporting
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