What a New IRS Rule Reveals About the Right CPA for Home Remodelers
A new IRS penalty relief rule shows the real gap between a CPA for home remodelers who files and one who's already watching for you.
100% Bonus Depreciation Is Permanent Now: What It Changes for Construction Business Owner Tax Planning
100% bonus depreciation is permanent under the new tax law. Here's what it changes about equipment timing and construction business owner tax planning.
The Mid-Year Move That Cuts Your Tax Bill: A Check-In for Construction Business Owners
Mid-year tax planning for construction business owners: the July check-in that lowers your April bill. Six moves contractors should make now.
Hiring Your Kids in Your Construction Business: A Summer Tax Strategy That Works
How hiring your kids in your construction business shifts income to a lower bracket, what counts as real work, and the S-corp catch to know first.
The Augusta Rule for Contractors: A Deduction Hiding in Your Own Home
The Augusta Rule lets contractors rent their home to their business up to 14 days a year, tax-free. Here's how it works and how to set it up right.
The S-Corp Election for Contractors: What It Is, When It Makes Sense, and What It Saves
The S-corp election can save contractors $10,000–$19,000 per year in self-employment tax. Here's how it works, who it makes sense for, and what the numbers look like.
What a Real Tax Strategy Looks Like for a $500K+ Contracting Business
A real tax strategy for contractors isn't a return filed in April. Here's what construction business owner tax planning actually looks like, and what it's worth.
Tax prep vs tax planning
Most contractors have a CPA. Few have a tax strategy. Here's the difference — and what it's costing construction business owners every year.