FAQs about resolving small business tax issues
July 15, 2026 | Brian Hare, CPA, CGMA
Behind on taxes or facing an IRS notice? Discover practical solutions for resolving tax issues and getting your business back on track.
Read MoreBehind on taxes or facing an IRS notice? Discover practical solutions for resolving tax issues and getting your business back on track.
Read MoreIf you operate a C-corp, how you finance the business matters. Structuring capital as a loan instead of equity can minimize double taxation. Read to learn more.
Although the OBBBA has limited who can claim a deduction for mileage, you might still be eligible. Read to learn about the updated rules and rates for mileage deductions.
If your business uses a calendar-year end, ask yourself: Would a fiscal-year end be a better fit for my business operations? Read to learn more.
The deadline for making 2025 IRA contributions is near. If you haven’t made an IRA contribution yet, read to learn how contributing could still benefit you.
If your business regularly uses a working animal for its operations, it may be eligible for animal-related tax deductions. Read to learn more.
While OBBBA terminated many clean energy tax incentives, some tax credits may still be available for your 2025 individual return. Read to learn more.
Does your business or employer offer a FSA plan? Read to get a refresher on how they work and the options for forfeited balances.
April 15th is the deadline for more than just your Form 1040. Read to find out what else has an April 15 deadline and how you could save more on taxes.
If you use a vehicle for business purposes, you may be able to deduct related expenses. Read to learn about the various methods of doing so.
You may be able to claim interest expense deductions on your 2025 tax return. Read to learn about four deductions that may apply to you.