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Full Compliance, LLC specializes in IRS Representation, Tax Preparation, Tax Consulting and Accounting Services. We pride ourselves on providing our clients with competent, professional tax and business advice. We will bring an unparalleled depth of knowledge to your business and personal financial affairs.

📌 A net operating loss carryforward does not wipe out a future year. It absorbs up to 80% of taxable income in the year ...
08/28/2026

📌 A net operating loss carryforward does not wipe out a future year. It absorbs up to 80% of taxable income in the year you use it.

Which means a large loss does not translate into a zero tax year later. You will still have income taxed at the top of your bracket while the carryforward grinds down.

This changes how you plan the recovery years. Accelerating income into a carryforward year is not automatically free. Modeling the absorption schedule tells you which year each dollar of income is cheapest to recognize.

The loss year matters. The absorption years matter more.

🔷 Did you think an NOL zeroed out the year? Most people do. Comment if this is news.

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📌 You cannot run twelve months of payroll in December.Well, you can. It creates a giant Q4 payroll liability, a filing p...
08/28/2026

📌 You cannot run twelve months of payroll in December.

Well, you can. It creates a giant Q4 payroll liability, a filing pattern that looks exactly like what it is, and a scramble to fund withholding you did not plan for.

Reasonable compensation is supposed to track services performed across the year. The clean fix is a Q3 true up, while pay periods still exist to spread the correction across.

If your salary has been running light while distributions have been running heavy, now is the moment to close that gap quietly.

🔷 Share this with the S corp owner who runs one giant December payroll every year.

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📌 Electing S corporation status is not a tax strategy. It is a container.It changes how your income is characterized and...
08/27/2026

📌 Electing S corporation status is not a tax strategy. It is a container.

It changes how your income is characterized and how much of it runs through employment tax. That is one lever, it is worth pulling for the right profile, and it stops there.

It does not address depreciation. It does not address retirement plan design. It does not address timing, entity structure for real estate, or how you fund and exit.

The election is the beginning of the conversation. A lot of people are sold it as the end.

🔷If the S election is the only planning anyone has ever done for you, say so in the comments. I want to see how common this is.

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📌 2026 is the first full year of returns under the new legislation, and there is a real gap opening up right now.Plenty ...
08/27/2026

📌 2026 is the first full year of returns under the new legislation, and there is a real gap opening up right now.

Plenty of people can summarize what changed. The summaries are everywhere and most of them are accurate.

Far fewer have applied the changes to an actual return, watched how the provisions interact with each other, and found the places where the interaction produces a result nobody expected from reading the summary.

The second group is who you want modeling your year.

🔷 Ask whoever does your taxes what they have actually run under the new rules. Their answer tells you which group they are in.

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📌 Here is the rule that explains this whole month.Real tax strategy needs 90 to 120 days. Not because the analysis is sl...
08/26/2026

📌 Here is the rule that explains this whole month.

Real tax strategy needs 90 to 120 days. Not because the analysis is slow, but because the ex*****on depends on calendars you do not control. Engineers have queues. Actuaries have queues. Plan documents have adoption deadlines. Elections have statutory due dates. Property has to be placed in service.

Count backward from December 31. Ninety days puts you at the start of October. A hundred and twenty puts you in early September.

You are inside the window right now. Barely.

🔷 Share this with anyone who thinks December is when tax planning happens.

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📌 A suspended passive loss is not a lost loss. It is parked.It sits and waits for passive income to offset, or for a ful...
08/26/2026

📌 A suspended passive loss is not a lost loss. It is parked.

It sits and waits for passive income to offset, or for a fully taxable disposition of the activity that releases it.

Which turns it into a planning asset. If you know you are carrying suspended losses, the question becomes which year you want them to come free, and what other income you want them landing against.

Selling in a high-income year versus a low-income year is not a small difference. It is often the largest single variable in the transaction.

🔷 Save this if you own property you might sell in the next few years.

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📌 Three parts, and the third one is where most engagements quietly die.Projection tells you what the year looks like if ...
08/25/2026

📌 Three parts, and the third one is where most engagements quietly die.

Projection tells you what the year looks like if nothing changes. Strategy identifies what to change and models what each move is worth. Implementation is filing the election, funding the plan, ordering the study, running the payroll, and signing the documents.

I have seen excellent plans produce nothing because the third part never happened.

A plan you did not execute is a PDF. It is not a tax reduction.

🔷 Ask whoever you work with who owns implementation. If nobody does, you found the problem.

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📌 There are seven tests for material participation and most people only know one of them.The 500-hour test is the famous...
08/25/2026

📌 There are seven tests for material participation and most people only know one of them.

The 500-hour test is the famous one, so everybody chases 500 hours. But there is also the test for participation that is substantially all of the activity, the 100-hour test where nobody participates more, the significant participation combination test, and tests based on prior year history and facts and circumstances.

You only need to satisfy one.

Owners have failed at 460 hours who would have passed cleanly under a different test.

🔷 How many of the seven did you know about? Comment the number. No judgment-most pros only quote one.

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📌 An hour log written in January is a reconstruction, and it gets treated like one.The standard asks for records that ar...
08/24/2026

📌 An hour log written in January is a reconstruction, and it gets treated like one.

The standard asks for records that are reasonably credible. A file created contemporaneously, with dates, properties and descriptions of what you did, is credible. A spreadsheet built from memory after the year closed, with suspiciously round numbers that land just above 750, is not.

This is the piece that fails in examination. Not the strategy. The documentation.

If your log for 2026 does not exist yet, August is when you start it and reconstruct the first half honestly, while you can still remember.

🔷 Open a spreadsheet today. Not January. Save this as the reminder.

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📌 Real Estate Professional Status is a statute with two hard tests, not a description of how you spend your weekends.Mor...
08/23/2026

📌 Real Estate Professional Status is a statute with two hard tests, not a description of how you spend your weekends.

More than 750 hours in real property trades or businesses in which you materially participate. And more than half of all personal services you performed in any trade or business during the year.

Both. Not one.

The second test is what disqualifies most people. If you have a full time W-2 job, clearing the first test does not matter, because you cannot clear the second.

🔷 Tag the investor who has been claiming this without knowing there were two tests.**

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