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What’s Your Potential Business Vehicle Deduction?
There’s much to consider before deciding whether to use the actual expense method or cents-per-mile method to deduct expenses for a vehicle your business placed in service in 2025.
Deferring Taxes on Advance Payments
If your business uses the accrual method of accounting and received advance payments in 2025, you may be able to defer reporting some or all of that income until 2026 for federal tax purposes.
To Maximize — or Not to Maximize — Depreciation Deductions on Your 2025 Tax Return
Claiming the maximum depreciation deductions you can on your 2025 income tax return will generally provide the greatest 2025 tax savings. But sometimes it may be better to depreciate business assets over a period of years.
Some Small Businesses Can Still Benefit from the Health Care Coverage Credit
Although the tax credit for providing health coverage to employees has been available for more than a decade and generally can be claimed for only two years, some small businesses may still be eligible.
Increase Your Current Business Deductions Under Tangible Property Safe Harbors
If in 2025 your business made building or equipment repairs or performed routine maintenance on vehicles or machinery, a safe harbor may allow you to claim valuable tax deductions.
Tax Filing Update for Pass-through Entities
The 2025 federal income tax return filing deadline for most partnerships, S corporations and LLCs is looming.
Not All “Business” Expenses Are Tax Deductible
There’s no universal discount rate that applies in discounted cash flow models. Learn how business valuation pros develop customized rates based on the facts and circumstances.
Important 2026 Tax Figures for Businesses
Many, but not all, tax-related figures for businesses and their owners will increase for 2026, impacting your tax planning.
Significant Changes to Information Reporting Go into Effect for the 2026 Tax Year
Businesses: A new tax year means some new rules for W-2 and 1099 reporting.
6 Last-minute Tax Tips for Businesses
Business owners: It’s not too late to reduce your 2025 taxes.

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