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The Best Tax Planning Happens Long Before the Sale of Your Business

For many business owners, taxes are one of the biggest unknowns when thinking about exiting their business. Questions like How much will I owe? or What can I do to reduce taxes? often come up — sometimes too late in the process to make a meaningful...
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Why Reconciled Financials Matter In Exit Planning — Long Before Selling

When business owners think about selling or transitioning their company, they often focus on timing, buyers and price. What’s easy to overlook is something far more fundamental: the condition of the financials. Clean, credible financial information...
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How to Make a Tax Payment Using IRS Direct Pay

As of September 30, 2025, the IRS stopped issuing paper checks for federal tax payments, including refunds. In tandem with this shift, the IRS also announced that it plans to phase out receiving paper checks for tax payments “as soon as practicable.”...
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NIL Perks Aren’t Free: How Non-Cash Compensation Triggers Taxes for Collegiate Athletes

Collegiate athletes are navigating a rapidly evolving environment marked by non-cash compensation opportunities, including goods, services and unique fringe benefits tied to Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) activity. As these athletes engage in brand deals...
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Don’t Get Benched By The IRS: The Case For Meticulous NIL Expense Tracking

Tracking expenses is critical for collegiate athletes receiving revenue sharing and NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) compensation, especially when operating as independent businesses via a Schedule C on their personal income tax return or as an S...
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Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates Amid Economic Uncertainty

In a highly anticipated move, the Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, marking the first rate cut since December 2024. This decision, announced on September 17, 2025, comes as the U.S. economy faces a dual...
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