Form 990 is more than a tax return; it’s a public document that donors, grantmakers and regulators use to evaluate your nonprofit. Learn key errors to avoid and how to build a more reliable year-over-year filing process.
The IRS raised the standard mileage rates for the second half of 2026, effective July 1, with the business rate increasing from 72.5 cents to 76 cents per mile. Learn what the new rates mean for your deductions, reimbursement policies, and recordkeeping.
A recent court case may create an opportunity for some taxpayers to recover IRS penalties and interest assessed during the COVID-19 period. While the decision is currently under appeal and refunds are not guaranteed, taxpayers may need to file a protective refund claim by July 10, 2026, to preserve their rights.
Each year brings new contribution limits, and as we near the mid-year mark, it can be a good time to check in on your strategies and make any adjustments.
With a rare triple tax advantage and flexible reimbursement rules, the HSA can serve as a powerful long-term healthcare reserve. Knowing how to manage it carefully makes all the difference.
Choosing the right retirement plan as a self-employed owner is not simply about finding the highest contribution limit. The real question is which plan holds up after you account for employees, cash flow, deadlines and where your business is headed.
A USPS rule change means that the postmark on your tax-related mail may no longer reflect the day you actually dropped it off, and the IRS still uses that postmark to determine whether you filed on time.
Laugh at the most relatable tax misunderstandings – then learn the real rules on service animals, business travel, multi-state filing, and how the IRS actually detects discrepancies.
Business owners’ financial decisions don’t stop at the company, they shape personal wealth and security. True resilience comes from managing business performance and personal risk together. This article outlines how to strengthen both through financial discipline, risk strategy, and clear separation between business and personal finances.
Learn what you need to know about how S-corps work, who they’re right for and what’s required to maintain one.
As of February 13, 2026, legislation that would align Arizona with recent federal tax changes has stalled in the Legislature and is not expected to pass prior to April 15, 2026. Learn about your options.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere. There may be a growing temptation to believe this technology is poised to take over accounting. But in the real world – especially for Arizona CPAs working with private companies, the story is far more nuanced.