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If you and your spouse jointly operate a small, unincorporated business, you may be paying more self-employment tax than necessary. Learn how spousal partnerships are treated for tax purposes and three effective strategies to help lower your tax burden.

HSAs can be a smart way to manage healthcare costs while saving on taxes.The IRS has released the new 2026 HSA Limits -- Learn more.

Planning summer trip? Learn which business travel expenses are tax-deductible in 2025, including key rules for combining business and personal travel, meal limits, and documentation tips.

Is your retirement plan at risk from early withdrawals? Learn how “leakage” could be costing your business more than you think — and what you can do about it. Read the full article for actionable insights.

Small business owners: Cut your 2025 tax bill with deductions for heavy vehicles and home offices. Learn how to qualify and maximize your savings.

For 2025, several tax-related limits have increased. We’ve summarized the major changes that may affect you and your business.

IRS raises 2025 retirement limits: 401(k) to $23,500, higher catch-up for ages 60–63. SIMPLE & SEP limits increase, IRA stays at $7,000.

EAPs support employees’ mental health but may require ERISA, COBRA, HIPAA, or ACA compliance. Legal guidance helps ensure full compliance.

Losing a job is difficult, and the tax implications can make it even more challenging.

Don’t have a tax-favored retirement plan? Set one up now

Dive into 2023 gift tax insights: navigate gift giving, tax rules, and deadlines for effective financial planning.

If you didn't contribute to an IRA last year, there's still a chance to lower your tax bill for 2023.

When embarking on a small business endeavor as a sole proprietor, there are nine key tax factors to consider. Read to learn more.

Kiddie tax are tax rules applicable to unearned income of children under the age 19 or if a college student, under the age 24. Read More.

Whether to file joint or separate tax returns when married depends on various factors. Discover what factors you should consider.

Approaching retirement? You may think about moving to another state, but here's what you need to know before making that move.

The standard deduction rate is increasing from 65.5 cents to 67 cents - accounting for the national increase in gas prices. Learn more.

FICA Taxes - amounts above the threshold aren’t subject to tax. The “wage base” for 2024 was recently announced and indicates an increase.

Next year, employers with certain retirement plans can allow staff members to contribute to pension-linked emergency savings accounts.

Getting a Divorce? Understand the tax consequences to separating your personal assets.