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4 Ways for Construction Contractors to Minimize Their Chance of an IRS Audit

Thanks to a variety of industry quirks, construction companies are especially vulnerable to IRS audits. However, by avoiding some common audit triggers you can keep Uncle Sam away. Here are four ways to minimize your risk of an IRS audit.
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Post-Election Tax Analysis: Expiring Tax Laws & Trump’s Tax Proposals

The more things change, the more they stay the same. In 2025, major provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) are set to expire. These provisions are widespread and likely to affect you as a taxpayer. With the Trump administration...
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BOI Report Filing Deadline Coming Up — What Business Owners Need to Know

As a result of the Corporate Transparency Act, many businesses are required to report Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) before the end of the year. Failure to comply with the new requirement could result in significant penalties.Here is an overview...
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Cost Segregation Studies Are a Powerful Tax Strategy for Real Estate Owners

If you own real estate, tax planning is crucial because it can help you reduce your tax liability, increase profitability and avoid unexpected tax bills. By understanding and applying tax strategies, real estate owners can make the most of deductions,...
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Your Government Contracting Business Has Outgrown QuickBooks. Now What?

As a government contracting business, you rely on your accounting system to be reliable, accurate and encompass all your accounting needs. For most government contracting businesses first starting out, QuickBooks is a simple and affordable accounting...
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Sunsetting Tax Provisions and Potential Impacts In Divorce Cases

The Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 impacted all U.S. taxpayers due to drastic changes in the tax code. Some of these changes were permanent, while others expire (or “sunset”) after December 31, 2025. This means that unless Congress acts, several...
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