by Larson Gross | Sep 4, 2026
INSIGHTS Washington Wildfire Tax Relief: What It Means by Larson Gross ARTICLE | September 04, 2026 The IRS has moved many federal filing and payment deadlines to February 1, 2027, for qualifying individuals and businesses affected by Washington wildfires. The...
by Larson Gross | Sep 3, 2026
INSIGHTS State Tax Nexus in 2026: An Operating Risk by Larson Gross ARTICLE | September 3, 2026 TL;DR State tax nexus is no longer created only by offices, stores, or warehouses. A remote employee, an independent contractor, inventory held by a fulfillment...
by Larson Gross | Sep 1, 2026
INSIGHTS How U.S. Contractors Protect Cash Flow and Profit by Larson Gross ARTICLE | September 01, 2026 TL;DR A construction project can be on schedule, fully staffed, and generating revenue while quietly losing money. For U.S. contractors, protecting profit...
by Larson Gross | Aug 24, 2026
INSIGHTS Washington Tax Law Update: Millionaires’ Tax, Estate Tax, Luxury Taxes, and B&O Changes by Larson Gross ARTICLE | August 24, 2026 Washington enacted significant tax legislation in 2025 and 2026 affecting high-income individuals, estates, businesses,...
by Larson Gross | May 29, 2026
INSIGHTS IRS Notices CP53E and CP30A: What to Know by Larson Gross ARTICLE | May 29, 2026 TL;DR: Many IRS notices arriving now are legitimate, but confusing. CP53E generally relates to refund direct deposit information. CP30A often means the IRS reduced or removed...
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