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Disguised dividends: what C corp owners should know about reasonable compensation
Mitigate the risk of IRS reclassification of compensation as disguised dividends. Learn how C corporations can structure owner-employee pay to stay compliant and tax-efficient.
Washington DOR: Immediate Tax Relief & Business Support for Flood Victims
The Washington State Department of Revenue (DOR) is actively offering disaster relief provisions to help flood-impacted businesses manage their tax obligations and maintain compliance during recovery.
Why AI Is No Longer Optional
For years, business leaders wondered when AI would finally become practical. That moment has arrived. AI is now woven into the tools people already use every day — from email and messaging apps to CRM systems, spreadsheets, and even industry-specific workflows.
Why 2026 Brings Smarter 1099 Rules
After years of confusion, 1099 reporting rules are being reset in a way that aligns with how people actually transact. The unpopular $600 1099-K threshold has been rolled back, long-outdated 1099 limits are increasing for the first time in decades, and inflation adjustments are finally being introduced. The result is fewer unnecessary forms, less administrative friction, and clearer tax obligations for businesses and individuals alike - beginning with restored 1099-K rules in 2025 and modernized 1099 thresholds starting in 2026.
2025 Year-End Tax Tips for Individuals & Families
As 2025 ends, taxpayers face key updates to the tax landscape, including extended Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) provisions and new deductions introduced under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). This year-end tax planning guide highlights important considerations before December 31 to help individuals make informed, proactive financial decisions and prepare for upcoming changes in 2026.
How to Raise Prices Without Losing Customers
Some companies have raised prices brilliantly - they experienced minimal churn, strengthened relationships with their best customers, and watched their margins expand. Others? It was a complete disaster. In this video, you'll learn the specific strategies that separate successful price increases from catastrophic failures.
When to Raise Your Prices
Decades of research shows pricing improvements can deliver 3-5x more profit impact than cutting costs or boosting volume, yet most business leaders still spend 80% of their time on everything but pricing. The real risk isn't raising prices, it's waiting too long to do it.
EFTPS Enrollment Guide Preparing for 2026
Starting on January 1, 2026, all payments to the IRS will be required to be made electronically. For businesses, the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS) tax payment service is provided by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Federal vs. California Tax: Key Differences for Foreign Companies
Foreign businesses operating in California face tax rules that differ from federal law. Learn key differences that could impact your tax obligations.
Changing Domicile from Washington to Nevada: Tax Implications and Practical Steps
If you are currently domiciled in Washington State and are considering changing your domicile to Nevada, it is important to understand both the legal requirements for establishing a new domicile and the significant tax advantages Nevada offers over Washington. This handout summarizes the key differences in state tax regimes, outlines the steps necessary to establish Nevada domicile, and highlights important considerations to ensure a successful transition.
Beyond Basis: Understanding At-Risk Limits On Loss Deductions
Learn how basis and at-risk amounts work together to determine loss deductibility in partnerships and S corporations, and why tracking both is essential for compliance and tax planning.
2025 End-of-Year Tax Update from Aprio
While tax laws rarely remain static, Aprio's 2025 Year-End Tax Update offers a comprehensive overview of new compliance requirements, responsibilities, and strategic opportunities—some temporary, some permanent—for individuals and businesses alike.
Navigating 2026 Tax Changes: Key Inflation Adjustments and Why They Matter
Every year, inflation reshapes the tax landscape, adjusting deductions, credits, and thresholds that directly affect both individuals and businesses. For the 2026 tax year, these inflation-driven updates — coupled with provisions under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) — introduce several opportunities for proactive tax planning. At Larson Gross, we believe understanding these nuances early can help clients optimize their financial strategies and avoid last-minute surprises.
California’s New Market – Based Sourcing Rules: What Service Providers Need to Know Before 2026
Inflation and new legislation like the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) are reshaping the 2026 tax landscape. At Larson Gross, we help clients stay ahead of these annual shifts—turning changes in deductions, credits, and thresholds into proactive tax planning opportunities.
When the Internet Breaks: What the AWS Outage Teaches Small Businesses About Resilience
October 20th’s major AWS outage wasn’t caused by a cyberattack—but it still brought parts of the internet to a standstill. The incident is a reminder that even the most trusted cloud platforms can fail. For small businesses, the lesson is clear: resilience is not about if systems fail, but how prepared you are when they do.
By defining your Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO)—and architecting systems around those metrics—you can protect your operations, customers, and reputation no matter what happens upstream.
A Financial Guide For Heirs Navigating Inherited Assets
Inheriting assets involves complex tax rules and time-sensitive decisions that can impact your financial outcome. This guide covers what heirs need to know about real estate, retirement accounts, and other inherited assets.
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