Daryle W. Yergler CPA, LLC

Daryle W. Yergler CPA, LLC Helping Small Business Achieve Big Plans Our clients are driven to succeed, we help them get there. We believe in the value of relationships.

Every client relationship is viewed like a partnership, and we truly believe that our success depends on your success. Our mission is simple: to provide accounting and tax services that meet or exceed our clients' expectations - every time. We do that by delivering on our core values: accuracy, timeliness, responsiveness, accessibility, affordability, and professionalism. We are committed to provi

ding the type of close, personal attention our clients deserve. The benefits to our clients are clear - better decision making, assurance of full compliance with tax law, and minimizing tax liabilities. We also provide unlimited consultations to our clients. So give us a call today, or check out our website, and allow us to serve your accounting needs.

💼🔐 **More Organizations Can Now Access the IRS Business Tax Account**The IRS has expanded access to its **Business Tax A...
05/29/2026

💼🔐 **More Organizations Can Now Access the IRS Business Tax Account**

The IRS has expanded access to its **Business Tax Account (BTA)** platform, giving more organizations a faster, centralized way to manage federal tax responsibilities online.

✅ Newly eligible entities include:
• Partnerships
• Tax-exempt organizations
• Federal, state, and local governments
• Indian tribal governments

Through the BTA platform, eligible users can:
📌 View tax balances
💳 Make payments and review payment history
📄 Access eligible payroll and income transcripts
📥 Download select IRS notices digitally

These groups now join sole proprietors, S corporations, and C corporations already using the platform.

🌐 To create an account, visit the IRS business portal at IRS.gov/businesses.

📈🎮 **Just for Fun: Test Your Investing Skills Without Risking Real Money**Ever wanted to try investing without putting y...
05/27/2026

📈🎮 **Just for Fun: Test Your Investing Skills Without Risking Real Money**

Ever wanted to try investing without putting your actual wallet on the trading rollercoaster? The *Investopedia Stock Market Simulation Game* lets you practice with **$100,000 in virtual cash** while learning how the market works.

💡 Buy and sell stocks traded on major North American exchanges
📊 Track your portfolio like a real brokerage account
⚡ Experiment with strategies like margin trading, options, and short selling
🏆 Create groups and challenge friends to see who becomes the next market wizard

It’s a fun way to sharpen your financial knowledge while turning investing into a strategy game instead of a stress storm. 🌪️➡️💰

Honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Today, we remember their courage, serv...
05/25/2026

Honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Today, we remember their courage, service, and legacy. ❤️🤍💙

💡 Why You May Want a Roth Account in Your Retirement PlanIf you already contribute to a traditional 401(k) or IRA, it ma...
05/22/2026

💡 Why You May Want a Roth Account in Your Retirement Plan

If you already contribute to a traditional 401(k) or IRA, it may still make sense to consider a Roth option as well.

Here’s why 👇

Traditional retirement accounts use pre-tax dollars, meaning you get a tax break now but pay taxes later when you withdraw funds.

Roth accounts work differently:
💰 Contributions are made with after-tax dollars
🚫 Qualified withdrawals in retirement are generally tax-free

By diversifying between traditional and Roth accounts, you can help manage your tax exposure both now and in retirement. This strategy may be especially beneficial if:
📈 Tax rates rise in the future
📊 Your retirement income places you in a higher tax bracket than expected

The right mix can potentially reduce lifetime taxes and give you more flexibility in retirement planning.

Not sure if a Roth strategy fits your situation? Contact our office—we can help you evaluate what works best for your goals.

🚗💼 2026 Business Mileage Rate Gets a Boost!Good news for business owners and self-employed taxpayers:The IRS standard mi...
05/20/2026

🚗💼 2026 Business Mileage Rate Gets a Boost!

Good news for business owners and self-employed taxpayers:
The IRS standard mileage rate for business driving in 2026 has increased to **72.5¢ per mile** ⬆️ from 70¢ in 2025.

2026 IRS mileage rates:
📍 Business: 72.5¢ per mile
🏥 Medical & moving: 20.5¢ per mile
❤️ Charitable: 14¢ per mile

You can deduct vehicle expenses using either:
✔️ The standard mileage rate
✔️ The actual expense method

Whichever method you choose, accurate mileage records are essential. Keeping detailed documentation can help maximize deductions and avoid issues later. 📒✨

Not sure which method gives you the best tax benefit? Contact our office for guidance tailored to your situation.

🚨 10 Common QuickBooks Online Mistakes to Avoid 🚨QuickBooks Online is powerful, but small mistakes can create big bookke...
05/18/2026

🚨 10 Common QuickBooks Online Mistakes to Avoid 🚨

QuickBooks Online is powerful, but small mistakes can create big bookkeeping headaches. Here are 10 common issues business owners should watch for:

1️⃣ Deleting personal transactions instead of categorizing them properly
2️⃣ Creating too many confusing categories
3️⃣ Ignoring the Undeposited Funds account
4️⃣ Misclassifying transactions
5️⃣ Falling behind on invoices and bills
6️⃣ Keeping poor purchase records
7️⃣ Setting up unclear bank rules
8️⃣ Skipping account reconciliations
9️⃣ Not using Classes & Locations for better tracking
🔟 Using the wrong QuickBooks Online version for your business needs

📌 Clean books = better decisions, smoother tax prep, and less stress.

Need help getting your QuickBooks cleaned up and working smarter? Contact our office today! 💻📊

🍪📊 Sweet News: It’s National Chocolate Chip Day!Here at Daryle W. Yergler CPA, LLC, we believe life is a lot like a choc...
05/15/2026

🍪📊 Sweet News: It’s National Chocolate Chip Day!

Here at Daryle W. Yergler CPA, LLC, we believe life is a lot like a chocolate chip cookie:

A little structure, the right ingredients, and plenty of chips can make something pretty amazing. ✨

Whether you’re balancing books or balancing dessert trays today, don’t forget to treat yourself. You’ve earned it. 🍫

And remember:
Cookies crumble. Good financial planning doesn’t. 😉

Review Your Withholding After Filing 💼✨Your 2025 tax return isn’t just a finished chapter, it’s a roadmap for smarter pl...
05/13/2026

Review Your Withholding After Filing 💼✨

Your 2025 tax return isn’t just a finished chapter, it’s a roadmap for smarter planning in 2026.

✔️ Big refund? You may have withheld too much. Adjusting your withholding could put more money back in your paycheck instead of giving the IRS an interest-free loan.

✔️ Owed more than expected? That’s a sign you may need to increase withholding to avoid penalties next year.

✔️ Small refund or balance due? Still worth a checkup, especially if your income, deductions, or life circumstances have changed.

Major life events like marriage, divorce, or growing your family can shift your tax picture. And if you have income without withholding, estimated tax payments may need attention too.

A quick review now can help you stay on track and avoid surprises later. Reach out to discuss your situation!

💼✨ **Plan Carefully to Minimize Taxes on Your Inheritance**An inheritance can open doors… but without a plan, taxes can ...
05/11/2026

💼✨ **Plan Carefully to Minimize Taxes on Your Inheritance**

An inheritance can open doors… but without a plan, taxes can quietly sneak in and take a share. A little strategy now can protect a lot later.

📌 **Start with the basics:**
Good news — you typically **don’t pay income tax just for receiving an inheritance**.

⚠️ **But watch for this:**
• Income generated (interest, dividends, rent) **is taxable**
• Selling inherited assets may trigger **capital gains tax**

📈 **The “step-up” advantage:**
Most inherited assets get a **step-up in basis** to their value at the date of death. Translation? You usually avoid taxes on gains that happened before you inherited them.

💡 **Special situations to know:**
• **IRD (Income in Respect of a Decedent)** = taxable income (like retirement funds or unpaid wages)
• Inherited retirement accounts often must be **withdrawn within 10 years**
• Estate taxes may reduce what you actually receive

🧭 **Smart move:**
Before making big decisions, understand the full tax picture. The right plan can turn an inheritance into long-term financial strength.

📞 Have questions about inherited assets? Let’s create a strategy that works for you.

🏢💰 **Turn a Real Estate Sale Into a Tax-Smart Strategy**Selling investment or commercial real estate can feel like hitti...
05/08/2026

🏢💰 **Turn a Real Estate Sale Into a Tax-Smart Strategy**

Selling investment or commercial real estate can feel like hitting a jackpot… until taxes take a big slice. But there’s a strategy that can help soften the blow: **the installment sale**.

📌 **What is it?**
Instead of receiving the full sale price upfront, you get paid over time — spreading out your taxable gain across multiple years.

✨ **Why consider it?**
• Defers taxes and improves cash flow
• May keep you in a lower capital gains bracket
• Could reduce or avoid the 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT)
• Makes your property more attractive to buyers

🔄 **Two ways to structure it:**

1. **Traditional** – Buyer pays you directly over time
2. **Structured** – A third party manages and guarantees payments

⚠️ **Important tax notes:**
• Depreciation recapture is taxed upfront (not deferred)
• Large deals ($5M+) may trigger IRS interest charges
• Special rules apply for related-party sales

🚦 **Opting out?**
You can choose to report the full gain in the year of sale — which may make sense depending on your tax situation.

💡 Bottom line: Installment sales can be powerful, but they come with fine print. Make sure your strategy fits your bigger financial picture.

📞 Thinking about selling? Let’s map out the smartest approach together.

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