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11/28/2025

Don't forget to support your neighbors and friends tomorrow on Small Business Saturday.

Any local favorites the rest of us should know about?

11/28/2025

Streamlined Installment Agreement: A Tax Debt Repayment Option for Southeastern Wisconsin Owers

Learn how the IRS Streamlined Installment Agreement helps you resolve tax debt under 50K with a simple payment plan and no financial disclosures.

11/27/2025

While we live in a world that feeds on a steady diet of complaint, may you find the riches in today's holiday. And not just today, but every day.

From our hearts to yours: Happy Thanksgiving!

We are grateful every day for the chance to serve you and be your go-to for so much of your financial guidance.

11/27/2025

The first step in dealing with money stress is building a healthier mindset. Reducing the pressure and the noise of it all.

Besides that, here are some other practical things you can do right now:

1. List your debts. So you know where things are currently at before you start tackling them.

2. Rank your spending. See where your money’s been going, and figure out where you want it to go.

3. Eliminate impulse spending. Buying things or making decisions that make you feel better in the moment don’t often make you feel better in the long term.

4. Automate your financial transactions. This can even save you money in some cases, and will ensure you don’t miss payments or pay late fees.

5. Find an extra source of income. A lot of people have a side hustle these days, because they’re in the same boat you are. There are lots of opportunities out there.

6. Start saving. Yes, even when things are tight. Because you know from experience you’ll need to rely on those savings to get you through.

11/25/2025

What Are The Best Safe Online Shopping Tips For Southeastern Wisconsin Holiday Shoppers?

Before clicking “buy now,” read these safe online shopping tips every taxpayer should know before shopping for the holidays.

11/25/2025

Taxes?
Budgeting?
Investments?
Bookkeeping?

We genuinely want to know (and offer our help if you're ready).

11/24/2025

The government shutdown affects the IRS too. Which means your tax situation, especially if you're accruing penalties could be vulnerable.

And even though tax pros are hitting some of the same limitations with reaching the IRS right now, when you put your situation in our hands, know that we know exactly who to call and what to ask to get things back on track.

We're here and ready to help you with your IRS problem.

APPLETON, WI, UNITED STATES, November 5, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- With IRS services stalled and tax season right around the corner, the National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP) is urging Congress to end the government shutdown immediately, warning that further delay could derail refund pro...

11/21/2025

Here are a few scams people fall for over the holidays:
A) Fake charities
B) “Delivery” text scams
C) Bogus refund emails
D) Online shopping deals that seem too good

Any others you've come across? Share them with us.

11/21/2025

Headlines about fake CPAs are a good reminder — always verify before you trust.

Quick test: Search your CPA's name on your state’s Board of Accountancy site.

If they come up blank, that’s a red flag.

Joseph Vanator, 30, of Olivet, MI, was charged on Oct. 24 with one count of accounting violations, a felony that is punishable by up to five years in prison if convicted.

11/19/2025

You're doing more online shopping this time of year which means more of your personal data is shared online. This creates more opportunities for theft.

Here are a few identity protection best practices that we've found can help guard you from digital thieves:

PROTECT YOUR PASSWORDS.
The longer the password, the tougher it is to crack.

Some password tips:
- Use at least 10 characters; 12 is ideal for most home users.
- Mix letters, numbers, and special characters.
- Try to be unpredictable – don’t use your name, birthdate, or common words.
- Don’t use the same password for many accounts.
- Don’t share passwords on the phone, in texts, or by email.
- Keep your passwords in a secure place out of plain sight.

And if this seems like a lot to do and keep track of on your own, there are literally dozens of password security providers out there now. (LastPass, Dashlane, LogMeOnce, Bitwarden, 1Password, etc.) Pick one and start using it today.

11/19/2025

How Do Southeastern Wisconsin Investors Avoid Capital Gains Taxes From Selling Investments Or Property?

You don’t have to lose your profit to capital gains taxes — here’s how timing and strategy can keep more in your pocket.