Ara Haddadian CPA Accountancy Corp.

10/22/2026

Tip income from October? Don’t miss the November 10 reporting deadline. A simple monthly step can help you avoid surprises at tax time—and even affect how much gets withheld from your paycheck. Learn what to report, how to do it, and what happens if your wages aren’t enough. Read now.

Review November 2026 individual tax deadlines, including October tip reporting rules, tax withholding details, and disaster area filing extensions.

10/22/2026

Paid family and medical leave may be more affordable than you think—thanks to the federal PFML tax credit. In some cases, employers can even claim it for insurance premiums, not just wages. Learn how this benefit can support your team and your bottom line. Read now.

Guide to the Section 45S Paid Family and Medical Leave credit. Learn qualifying rules, wage vs. premium calculation methods, and filing on Form 8994.

10/21/2026

$1M in EBITDA doesn’t always mean $1M in value or cash flow. Buyers and lenders look beyond the headline number—examining risk, customer concentration, add-backs, and owner dependency. Find out what really shapes a business’s worth before a sale or financing conversation. Read now.

EBITDA is only part of the picture. Learn how cash flow, customer concentration, owner dependence, and financial records influence buyers and lenders.

10/20/2026

Did you know interest deductibility depends on how the money is used—not just the type of loan? From HELOCs to refinances, the tax treatment can change based on tracing every dollar. Learn what may be deductible and what isn’t before you borrow. Check it out.

Discover how interest tracing rules determine tax deductibility based on loan proceed usage rather than debt labels or collateral.

10/19/2026

Hollywood may be getting a new reason to film in the U.S. 🎬 A bipartisan federal proposal could offer up to a 30% tax credit for qualifying productions, helping bring jobs and spending back home. Curious how it works and who qualifies? Read now.

Learn how the proposed Motion Picture Revitalization Act could offer up to a 30% federal tax credit for qualifying U.S. film and TV productions.

10/19/2026

Separation or divorce can change more than your relationship status — it can also affect your tax filing. Did you know the IRS may still consider you married until the final decree is official? Learn what that means for your taxes and how to stay compliant. Read now.

Learn how a separation or divorce affects your tax situation. Discover exactly when the IRS considers a couple officially divorced for tax filing purposes.

10/19/2026

If you are going through a divorce or recently went through one, watch this video for potential changes to your tax situation.

10/16/2026

Good news for car buyers: some taxpayers may now be able to deduct up to $10,000 in qualified auto loan interest for 2025–2028. But there are important rules on the loan, vehicle, assembly location, and income limits. Find out if your loan qualifies before you file. Read now.

Learn how the new federal car-loan-interest deduction works for 2025-2028, including the $10,000 cap, US assembly rules, and MAGI phaseouts.

10/15/2026

Buying a business isn’t just about revenue—it’s about uncovering the real cash flow, hidden risks, and true value behind the numbers. Before you make an offer, know what to look for. Read now to protect your investment and make a smarter acquisition.

Analyze earnings, SDE vs EBITDA, cash flow, working capital, and tax structure before making an offer to acquire a business.

10/15/2026

Most expense reimbursements can be tax-free — but only if your plan meets IRS accountable plan rules. Miss a deadline or skip key documentation, and those payments can become taxable wages. Find out what businesses need to do to stay compliant and protect cash flow. Read now.

Learn how accountable plans let businesses reimburse employee expenses without creating taxable wages and what IRS requirements must be followed.