Rich, Wightman & Company CPAs, LLC

09/25/2026

Thank you to the UNLV Center for Business and Economic Research for hosting this week's Brews and Economic Views. The discussion was centered around Land, Water and Energy. Each quarter the topic changes but it is aways sure to be an insightful event.

09/24/2026

Does your estate plan benefit your grandchildren or other loved ones more than one generation below you? If so, your plan must address not only gift and estate taxes, but also the generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax.

Read more in this week's Estate Planning Brief:

Don’t overlook the GST tax when transferring wealth to younger generations

09/24/2026

Let's go to Homecoming REBELS!!!

09/23/2026

Generative AI provides fraud perpetrators with sophisticated weapons, but your business still has ways to fight back.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/fraud-brief-for-september-21-2026

09/22/2026

Year-end tax planning strategies may warrant a review with the alternative minimum tax (AMT) in mind — even if you haven’t owed the AMT in recent years.

Read more in this week's Individual Tax Brief: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/individual-tax-brief-for-september-22-2026

09/21/2026

Got crypto? Small business owners should beware of tax surprises when dealing with cryptocurrencies.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/small-business-tax-brief-for-september-21-2026

09/17/2026

Careful estate planning is essential for non-U.S. citizens because citizenship, domicile and asset location can significantly affect gift and estate tax exposure and the strategies available to minimize it.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/estate-planning-brief-for-september-17-2026

09/16/2026

Two sides, one business valuation expert. Find out how a joint engagement may affect costs, timing, settlement and litigation strategy — and what the parties should decide before the valuation begins.

Read the full article: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/valuation-brief-for-september-14-2026

09/15/2026

Did you receive a restricted stock award in 2026? Or did your restricted stock shares vest? Or perhaps you sold vested shares? A “yes” answer to any of the questions requires careful tax planning, probably sooner rather than later.

Read more: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/individual-tax-brief-for-september-15-2026

09/14/2026

Dividends aren’t the only way to take cash out of your C corporation. Here are some more tax-efficient alternatives to think about before year end.

Read today's Small Business Tax Brief: https://richwightman.com/blog/f/small-business-tax-brief-for-september-14-2026