Infusion CPAs and Advisors

06/04/2026

Surprising fact: money from GoFundMe or Kickstarter isn't always tax-free. Crowdfunding can trigger IRS 1099‑Ks, sales tax, or even SEC rules. Learn the 5 campaign models and how to avoid costly reporting headaches. Find out how before you launch.

Expert insights on crowdfunding tax implications, SEC JOBS Act rules, and reporting requirements for non-profits and businesses in Maryland.

06/03/2026

Feeling like the economy’s getting fragile? You might be surprised how small finance changes can free up months of cash. Nonprofits, Maryland gov’t contractors, and small businesses: protect margins with better visibility and a Virtual CFO. Find out how.

Strategies for Maryland businesses & non-profits to manage inflation, cash flow, and financial visibility during uncertain economic periods.

06/02/2026

Learn how Health Savings Accounts and High-Deductible Health Plans can lower taxes, reduce healthcare costs, and help build long-term savings.

06/01/2026

If your withholding is insufficient or you receive income without tax withholding, you may need to make an estimated tax payment by June 15.

05/29/2026

States are shifting to behavior-based revenue—like online sports betting—to plug budget gaps. Nebraska could net nearly $87M in 5 years for property tax relief. Curious how this trend could make grant funding more volatile and affect nonprofits? Find out how proactive financial planning can protect your organization. Read now.

Learn how states are replacing taxes with sports betting revenue and what this shift means for grant funding, non-profits, and long-term budget stability.

05/28/2026

Launching a business? You can deduct up to $5,000 in start‑up and $5,000 in organizational costs — but if your total costs top $50K that immediate break can shrink. Learn how to protect your runway and avoid costly mistakes. Check it out.

Learn how independent professionals and new ventures can strategically deduct start-up and organizational costs to preserve early-stage capital and lower taxes.

05/27/2026

Portland plans to overhaul its controversial $35 arts tax—raising it to $50/$100 while exempting ~151,000 low‑income residents—to simplify collection and keep funding steady. Surprising: the biggest complaint wasn’t the fee but the clunky pay process. Find out how smarter tax design cuts friction and protects programs.

Portland is restructuring its controversial arts tax. Discover how shifting tax burdens impact compliance and what non-profit leaders can learn from the overhaul.

05/26/2026

Surprising but true: if you had to repay income you already paid taxes on, the Claim of Right (IRC §1341) may let you reclaim those taxes — often when repayments exceed $3,000. Find out how.

Did you repay income you already paid taxes on? Learn how the Claim of Right doctrine provides tax relief. Expert guidance from a Virtual CFO in Maryland.

05/22/2026

June 15 is a big date: payroll tax deposits and Q2 corporate estimated payments are due. Miss those and you could face penalties—or even personal liability—especially for nonprofits and government contractors. Want simple steps to protect cash flow and stay audit-ready? Check it out.

Review key June 2026 business tax deadlines. Learn how proactive payroll and estimated tax management strengthens compliance for non-profits and corporations.

05/22/2026

June’s a tax checkpoint — don’t get surprised by penalties! June 15 is the Q2 estimated payment deadline, Form 5498 (due June 1) affects RMDs, and tipped employees must report May tips by June 10. Living abroad or in a qualifying military/combat zone? You might have extra time. Find out what you need to act on now.

Master June 2026 tax deadlines with expert insights on Q2 estimated taxes, safe harbors, and compliance. Professional tax strategies for Maryland non-profits.