Éclat Enterprises, LLC

07/20/2026

Think your S-Corp salary can stay the same year after year? That “set it and forget it” approach could cost you in taxes, retirement savings, and even IRS scrutiny. Learn why reasonable compensation should evolve with your business—and how to keep it defensible. Read now.

Learn why S-Corp reasonable compensation isn't a set-and-forget decision. Align your W-2 wages with IRS rules, retirement planning, and business growth.

07/20/2026

Big tax relief may be on the way for retired first responders. Starting in 2027, certain service-connected disability pensions could be exempt from federal income tax—but the details matter. Find out what this could mean for your retirement income and what to watch for next. Read now.

Learn about the new federal tax exemption for retired disabled first responders starting in 2027. Discover how to prepare and protect your disability pension.

07/20/2026

Retired disabled first responder? A new federal law may make certain disability pensions tax-free beginning in 2027. Watch this video to learn what it could mean for you.

07/17/2026

Two economies, one smart tax strategy. 🚦 Whether your business is growing fast or tightening up, 2026 tax rules could change how much you keep. From QBI and S-corp pay to Wisconsin PTET and retirement planning, a midyear review can protect cash flow and reduce surprises. Read now to see what may fit your bottom line.

Is your business growing or slowing in 2026? Learn how to adjust estimated taxes, protect cash flow, and avoid year-end surprises in plain English.

07/16/2026

Think the IRS debt clock starts when you file? It actually starts at assessment—and certain actions can pause it. Learn how the 10-year IRS collection limit works, what tolls the clock, and how to protect yourself from costly surprises. Read now to find out.

Owe money to the IRS? Learn how the 10-year statute of limitations on tax collection works, what pauses the clock, and how to manage tax debt.

07/16/2026

Think C corporations are always the “bad” tax choice? Not necessarily. For growing businesses, reinvesting profits, offering strong benefits, or planning for VC funding, the right structure can save you more than you think. Curious which entity fits your goals? Read now.

Compare S Corporations and C Corporations. Learn how double taxation, QSBS, reinvestment, and exit planning impact your entity choice.

07/14/2026

Good news: the IRS is moving toward automatically removing certain penalties for qualified taxpayers with a clean compliance history. That means less paperwork and fewer surprise fees if life causes you to miss a deadline. Learn what’s changing and who may qualify—check it out.

Discover how the IRS's new Automatic Exemption from Penalty program impacts small businesses, individual taxpayers, and nonprofits.

07/13/2026

Big news for drivers: the IRS raised the 2026 standard mileage rate mid-year for business use, helping you maximize deductions on every mile. Curious what’s covered—and whether standard mileage or actual expenses saves you more? Check it out.

The IRS announced a mid-year mileage rate increase for 2026. Learn how these new deduction rates impact small businesses, freelancers, and nonprofits.

07/13/2026

Big tax bill after a major sale? There may be a smart timing move that can help you defer capital gains with a Qualified Opportunity Fund—especially if your gain falls in a key 2026–2027 window. Learn how the 180-day rule could work in your favor. Read now.

Maximize tax deferrals by timing your 2026 capital gains and Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF) investments. Learn how the 180-day rule works for your business.

07/13/2026

Learn how the 180-day rule may allow certain 2026 capital gains to be deferred through a Qualified Opportunity Fund investment.