Taxes

Incentives for going green will soon be gone. Here's what entrepreneurs should do next.

The recent tax law changes brought lots of good news to entrepreneurs, but you may need to take action in the fourth quarter if you want to enjoy the full benefits for this tax year.

My message is simple: Treat taxes as a year-round system, not an April fire drill.

Entrepreneurs are using Florida residency as a strategic tax move rather than a lifestyle choice.

Consider more than a dozen different deductions that can fatten your bottom line.

More income streams mean more options, but also more tax complexity. Here's how to set yourself up for success.

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Kansas City-based H&R Block gave its staff the afternoon off to "celebrate love."

With proactive guidance and scenario modeling, CLA empowers entrepreneurs to seize new tax law opportunities and drive growth through strategic tax planning.

When you pursue business opportunities in the places you love to visit, you can make your summer profitable and fun.

Take these four steps to set yourself up for financial success at the end of the year and beyond.

The legislation includes tax changes that affect more than 800,000 franchise businesses nationwide.

With the One Big Beautiful Bill Act making its way through Congress, entrepreneurs need to be ready for significant tax policy changes.

Most founders feel tax season is a black box, but treating taxes as a year-round strategy instead of a once-a-year scramble can unlock cash for hiring, reduce financing costs and fuel smarter growth.

Despite the critical role small- and medium-sized businesses play in the U.S. economy, many are fighting to stay afloat as they battle rising costs, uncertainty around tariffs and hidden fees that drain billions from their bottom lines each year.

Big changes are underway at the IRS, with major workforce reductions and budget changes reshaping how the agency operates. It's time to adjust your tax strategy accordingly.

Many businesses are starting to experience declining sales and profits in the wake of recent tariffs. This article will help you figure out how best to "batten down the hatches" so your business can survive to live another day.

Businesses across the country are doling out deals to help Americans stress eat on April 15.

Smart tax planning strategies will help your business save money legally and efficiently in the upcoming tax year.

Why are you paying federal taxes when your money could be put to better use?

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