The U.S. House of Representatives has passed its budget reconciliation bill, dubbed The One, Big, Beautiful Bill. Among other things, the sweeping bill would eliminate clean vehicle credits by the end of 2025 in most cases. If you’ve been pondering the purchase of a new or used electric vehicle (EV), you’ll want to buy sooner [...]

If you have an established company that registered with a Secretary of State office, including LLCs or are planning on starting a new company in 2024 or beyond, read this carefully. The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) may require you to file Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) as required by THE Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) [...]

Hurricane Helene has affected millions of people in multiple states across the southeastern portion of the country. It’s just one of many weather-related disasters this year. Indeed, natural disasters have led to significant losses for many taxpayers, from hurricanes, tornadoes and other severe storms to the wildfires again raging in the West. If your family [...]

Not all types of interest payments are deductible, and the interest tracing rules for deducting interest depend on the purpose of the loan—whether it’s for personal, investment, or business use. You must follow the loan proceeds to what they were used for in order to determine the purpose. Interest expenses can fall into the [...]

If you own a business or are self-employed and travel for business purposes, you need to know how much of your travel expenses are deductible. Often people either deduct more than allowed or they don’t deduct enough, assuming the expenses are not deductible. Travel expenses are only deductible if you own your own business [...]