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Beware: Accounting missteps can trip up new businesses

Beware: Accounting missteps can trip up new businesses

February 27, 2026

Starting a business? Don’t let simple accounting and bookkeeping missteps derail your success. Here are some common pitfalls to avoid.

A brief refresher on nonemployee compensation

A brief refresher on nonemployee compensation

February 26, 2026

If your business or organization uses independent contractors, don’t lose sight of the IRS rules for reporting their compensation and applying backup withholding when required.

A brief refresher on nonemployee compensation

A brief refresher on nonemployee compensation

February 25, 2026

If your business or organization uses independent contractors, don’t lose sight of the IRS rules for reporting their compensation and applying backup withholding when required.

Before claiming a charitable deduction for 2025, make sure you can substantiate it

Before claiming a charitable deduction for 2025, make sure you can substantiate it

February 19, 2026

Charitable donations can be a powerful tax saver for anyone who itemizes deductions. But you must comply with many rules, including obtaining proper substantiation for your gifts.

Increase your current business deductions under tangible property safe harbors

Increase your current business deductions under tangible property safe harbors

February 18, 2026

If in 2025 your business made building or equipment repairs or performed routine maintenance on vehicles or machinery, a safe harbor may allow you to claim valuable tax deductions.

Remote auditing is here to stay: How it’s changing the audit process

Remote auditing is here to stay: How it’s changing the audit process

February 17, 2026

Remote auditing isn’t about choosing between on-site or off-site work. It’s about finding the right balance. What approach makes sense for your organization?

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