New Tax Bill (2025)
The new tax bill was signed into law on July 4, 2025. This is a major tax law change that extends many benefits from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, while adding new deductions and incentives for specific groups…
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Tax Deductions
Vehicle Purchase Agreement & Cryptocurrency Payment Record
Scenario: John is going to buy my Range Rover for “business”Can he send Jim USDC or does it have to be from his business account to count as a business write off? Great question — and it’s smart to think…
Focused analysis of your 2024 expense list.
The total spend from this list comes to $407,827.10. I’ve grouped the items into strategic categories to help assess allocation and impact.
Tax Prep Flows – 2025 Filing Season
Tax Prep Flows – 2025 Filing Season
IRS federal income tax brackets for the 2025 tax year (returns filed in 2026)
These adjustments are designed to offset inflation and prevent “bracket creep,” where rising wages push taxpayers into higher brackets without increasing real purchasing power.
The Heavy Vehicle Loophole: Maximizing First-Year Write-Offs
The ability to write off the entire amount of a car purchased for a business in the first year depends heavily on the vehicle’s Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) and whether you use depreciation (specifically Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation) instead of the standard mileage rate.
QuickBooks 2025 Biweekly Payroll Calendar
It includes: Pay period start and end dates Pay dates Holidays and tax form deadlines
Why Filing Taxes Early Is a Smart Move
Tax season may not be in full swing yet, but waiting until the last minute can cost you—literally. Whether you’re a real estate investor, business owner, or filing as an individual, early tax prep gives you the edge. It’s not just about checking a box—it’s about maximizing your return, minimizing stress, and staying in control.
🧾 Don’t Let Tax Season Sneak Up on You
It’s almost that time again—tax season is approaching fast. Whether you’re filing as an individual, managing rental income, or running a business, early preparation is key. The IRS may not knock on your door today, but the deadlines will come quickly—and the last thing you want is to be caught off guard.