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If you've been tracking contractor payments against $600, that number is out of date for this year.For payments made on ...
09/02/2026

If you've been tracking contractor payments against $600, that number is out of date for this year.

For payments made on or after January 1, 2026, the 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC reporting threshold is $2,000 per payee. The old $600 figure still applies to 2025 payments, so this filing season and next follow different rules.

One thing that has not changed: the income is taxable either way. A contractor you paid $1,500 this year still reports it, and you still want the W-9 and the records. Fewer forms is not the same as less bookkeeping.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: fewer forms. Same records.

Today we celebrate AJ.Though he's no longer with us, his light, love, and memory continue to shine in all who knew him. ...
09/02/2026

Today we celebrate AJ.
Though he's no longer with us, his light, love, and memory continue to shine in all who knew him.

Happy Heavenly Birthday, AJ. You are forever missed and forever loved.

We ask that everyone comment a picture of you eating pizza to honor AJ today!

Most owners price by looking at what it costs them, adding something that feels fair, and hoping the year works out.A pr...
09/01/2026

Most owners price by looking at what it costs them, adding something that feels fair, and hoping the year works out.

A price has to do three things in order. Cover what it actually costs to deliver — including the parts you forget, like your software and your time. Pay you a real wage for the work you personally do. And leave profit on top, because profit is what funds equipment, slow months, and the eventual version of this business that doesn't need you in it daily.

If a price only does the first job, you've built yourself a demanding job rather than a business.

Calling someone a contractor doesn't make them one. The IRS looks at how the relationship actually works.Four questions ...
09/01/2026

Calling someone a contractor doesn't make them one. The IRS looks at how the relationship actually works.

Four questions sort out most cases. Getting it wrong means back payroll taxes and penalties. Getting it right costs one conversation.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: the facts decide. Not the paperwork.

Most people can handle owing money. What they can't handle is not seeing it coming.A number you've been watching all yea...
08/28/2026

Most people can handle owing money. What they can't handle is not seeing it coming.

A number you've been watching all year is just a number — you planned for it, you set aside for it, you knew. The same number arriving unannounced in April is a crisis, because now it's competing with payroll and rent and whatever else that month already had.

The amount is rarely the hard part.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: look early, and nothing surprises you.

Everyone hits the same dates. What differs is what those days feel like.One version: finding out what you owe, digging f...
08/27/2026

Everyone hits the same dates. What differs is what those days feel like.

One version: finding out what you owe, digging for records that could be anywhere, and paying a number you don't fully understand. The other: knowing roughly where you'd land weeks earlier, handing over what's already organized, and understanding how the figure got there.

Same deadline. Same business, sometimes. The difference is what happened in the months before.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: the date is fixed. The experience isn't.

There are four months left in the year, which means most of what determines your tax bill hasn't happened yet.That's a m...
08/26/2026

There are four months left in the year, which means most of what determines your tax bill hasn't happened yet.

That's a much better position than it sounds. Income timing, equipment purchases, retirement contributions, how you're paying yourself — those are all live decisions right now. By January, they're history.

The businesses that get good outcomes aren't the ones with clever accountants in April. They're the ones who looked in September.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: the year isn't written yet. That's the whole point of planning.

Keep tax money somewhere it isn't tempting. When it sits in the operating account, it stops feeling like the government'...
08/25/2026

Keep tax money somewhere it isn't tempting. When it sits in the operating account, it stops feeling like the government's and starts feeling like yours.

Put the dates on a calendar instead of trusting yourself to remember. A reminder beats a good intention.

And look at where the year is heading while there's still time to change it — checking in December is just confirming the news.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: quiet quarters aren't luck. They're built a month at a time.

Nothing about your tax year is decided in April. It's decided in the months when nobody's thinking about it.Waiting unti...
08/24/2026

Nothing about your tax year is decided in April. It's decided in the months when nobody's thinking about it.

Waiting until the year closes doesn't make the number smaller — it just removes your say in it. Setting nothing aside doesn't save you money; it moves the whole payment to one inconvenient week. And never checking where you're landing means you'll find out from a form instead of a decision.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: what you handle now, you won't handle twice.

Nobody's tax bill is decided in April. It's decided across the twelve months before it — and by April, most of the lever...
08/21/2026

Nobody's tax bill is decided in April. It's decided across the twelve months before it — and by April, most of the levers are already out of reach.

Estimates built on real numbers instead of last year's guess. Knowing where you'll land by September, while there's still time to do something about it. Decisions made against the ledger rather than instinct.

None of that is April work. All of it is August work.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: April reflects what you did in August.

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