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Fixed assets are one of the easiest places for a tax practice to lose time quietly. Not because depreciation is mysterious, but because asset data tends to arrive fragmented: a QuickBooks report here, a spreadsheet

For years, “SALT” (State & Local Tax)  was shorthand for a client pain point and a reviewer headache. In 2026, it is still both, but for a different reason: the rules moved, the limit

Inflation adjustments are rarely the reason a return is hard. They are the reason a return gets revised, rechecked, or explained twice. Every year, the IRS moves dozens of thresholds that affect how much tax

One of our customers recently asked a very important question in a Sales meeting.They said, “We know we are delivering everything on time, making sure the work is accurate, and we are compliant with

If your client base includes small businesses, real estate investors, or anyone who formed an LLC in the last few years, you have probably lived through the same cycle: a wave of “Do I have

Whether it is within the profession or outside, accounting has always been perceived as a safe profession. It is considered “safe, respectable and reliable”. There’s been a clear career path, predictable growth, and long

Form 1099-K is one of the most common sources of client confusion right now, and it is easy to see why. People receive a form from PayPal, Venmo, Etsy, Stripe, Square, eBay, or a

“We’ve been talking about transformation in accounting for as long as I can remember.”— Seth Fineberg, Founder of Accountants Forward and an advocate of the accounting profession.  Accounting loves the language of change

Digital assets are about to become far less “optional” in your tax workflow. For the 2026 filing season (tax year 2025 returns), many clients will see a new document entering their tax packet: Form 1099