John P. Holloway, CPA, PC

10/23/2026

November’s payroll tax deadlines can sneak up fast — and one missed date can lead to costly penalties. Stay ahead of key Form 941, FUTA, and deposit reminders with this quick guide to keep your business compliant and stress-free. Read now and check your deadlines before the holiday rush!

Stay compliant this November with important business tax deadlines. Review Q3 Form 941, payroll tax deposits, and W-4 requirements for 2027.

10/23/2026

The IRS now has a new mobile app for refund tracking, payments, notices, and transcripts—but seeing your tax info on your phone doesn’t always tell the full story. Before you act on an unexpected balance or notice, know what it really means. Read now to learn more.

Learn what features the new IRS mobile app offers, how to avoid scam apps, and why checking your IRS balance requires professional verification.

10/22/2026

November tax deadlines can sneak up fast—especially if you earn tips. If you received $20 or more in gratuities in October, you may need to report them by Nov. 10. Learn what to file, what your employer withholds, and how to avoid surprises at tax time. Check it out!

Stay compliant this fall. Review November 2026 tax deadlines, including the November 10 requirement for reporting October tips to your employer.

10/22/2026

Paid family and medical leave can boost your employee benefits — and now it may also lower your tax bill. Starting in 2026, the PFML credit becomes a permanent part of the tax code, giving businesses a smarter way to support staff and manage costs. Find out how it works and who qualifies.

Learn how the IRC Section 45S Paid Family and Medical Leave tax credit works, eligibility rules, wage vs. premium calculation methods, and key filing steps.

10/21/2026

EBITDA is important—but it doesn’t tell the whole story. Two businesses can show the same earnings and still have very different risks, cash flow, and buyer appeal. Learn what lenders and buyers really look for before you make your next big move. 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

Think your loan’s tax treatment depends on the loan type? Surprise: it often depends on how the money was used. From HELOCs to refinances, interest can be deductible, limited, or nondeductible based on tracing the funds. Learn how to spot the difference and protect your deductions. Read now.

Learn how the IRS interest tracing rules determine tax deductions based on how loan proceeds are spent, covering HELOCs, business debt, and refinances.

10/19/2026

Hollywood may be getting a new reason to stay home 🎬 A proposed federal tax credit could offer up to 30% back on qualifying U.S. production labor costs, aiming to keep more film and TV jobs—and spending—here in the U.S. Curious how it works? Read now.

Learn about the proposed federal film tax credit offering up to 30% on labor costs for U.S. film and television productions.

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.

10/19/2026

Did you know your tax filing status may not change until your divorce is legally finalized? That timing can make a big difference in your return. Learn how to protect your finances during a separation or divorce. Read now.

Separating or divorcing? Learn how a changing relationship status impacts your taxes and when the IRS officially considers you divorced for tax filing purposes.

10/16/2026

Can your car loan interest actually be tax-deductible? 🚗💡 A new federal rule may let eligible taxpayers deduct up to $10,000 a year—but only if the vehicle, loan, and income meet strict requirements. Find out what qualifies before you file. Read now.

Learn the eligibility rules, $10k limit, US assembly requirement, and income phaseouts for the federal vehicle loan interest deduction.