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10/02/2023

If your employer has educational assistance programs, they can use them to help pay student loan obligations for their employees.

10/02/2023

Don Stewart CPA PC has the motivation you need to get going this Monday.

09/30/2023

Startup founder? Confused about how Federal Reserve interest rate hikes could impact you? We've got you covered in this guide.

As Federal Reserve interest rates remain uncertain, it is important for startup founders to understand potential consequences. Learn more in this guide.

09/30/2023

We know that no two small businesses are alike. Our team is here to get to know YOU and take the stress out of managing your business finances. Call us today to develop the perfect tax strategy!

09/29/2023

Seems like the TV commercials promoting filing for the Employee Retention Credit haven't gone away despite warnings from the IRS, the American Institute of CPAs, and other professional tax preparer societies, that business owners can be misled into filing for a tax credit for which they do not qualify. This can lead to IRS audits and unpleasant financial consequences.

Seems like the TV commercials promoting filing for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) haven’t gone away despite warnings from the IRS, the American Institute of CPAs, and other professional tax preparer societies that business owners can be misled into filing for a tax credit for which they do no...

09/29/2023

Here's your tax fact of the week from your friends at Don Stewart CPA PC.

09/28/2023

We're putting the spotlight on state and local tax issues surrounding solar and wind energy projects nationwide.

As wind and solar energy projects become increasingly common in the U.S., state and local tax issues are in the spotlight. Find everything you need to know.

09/27/2023

Here are the October 2023 Business Due Dates

09/27/2023

Here is some midweek Wednesday Wisdom inspiration from your friends at Don Stewart CPA PC

09/26/2023

Here are the October 2023 Individual Due Dates

09/26/2023

If you are a homeowner who doesn't feel the need to keep records of the cost of home improvements because you assume any potential gain will never exceed the home sale gain exclusion of $250,000 ($500,000 if both you and your spouse qualify), you may want to consider the consequences if you have a gain and a portion of it cannot be excluded.

When the sales price, net of selling expenses, is more than the cost of an individual’s primary home the resulting gain would be taxable if not for a provision in the tax law that allows some or all of the gain to be excluded from the seller’s income. Of course, certain requirements must be met ...

09/25/2023

Homeowners, explore several clean energy tax credits for your home improvements.