Jaybrian Multiservices LLC

02/26/2026

Oh no big deal. There is a reason why we are #1 for the past 15 plus years

02/19/2026

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02/03/2026

The IRS said in a statement that it will continue operations under the current lapse in appropriations until further notice, using funding from 2022 legislation. Taxpayers can expect IRS operations to continue as normal, with offices maintaining regular hours, online self-service help tools available and other services continuing as usual.

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01/19/2026

Anyone who has OT pay in 2025, please bring in your last pay stub to reflect your total OT pay for 2025, as it will not be on your W2. It will be on your W-2 next year, for 2026. We need this to complete the specific new form to activate it.

FYI: Also, the deduction is for the half portion of the time and a half pay. OT is still taxable, just the half portion isn't up to a certain point.

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01/15/2026

Our goal is to provide all of our clients with a 5-star experience! From educating them on their business structure to discussing the many deductions and credits that are out there, we have your best interest in mind!

🔹Individual, Small Business, and Corporate tax returns
🔹Past Due Tax Returns and Amendments
🔹IRS Notices
🔹IRS Tax Debt Negotiation & Settlements
🔹Business Setup
🔹ITIN Certified Acceptance Agent

Call our office and get your appointment set up for the 2025 tax year. 843-797-1976

Discover personalized financial solutions at Jaybrian Multi Services. From tax planning to immigration assistance, trust our expertise to guide you to success.

01/09/2026

January 26, 2026 official start date

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-announces-first-day-of-2026-filing-season-online-tools-and-resources-help-with-tax-filinga

IR-2026-02, Jan. 8, 2026 — The Internal Revenue Service announced Monday, January 26, 2026, as the opening of the nation’s 2026 filing season. This year, several new tax law provisions of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill become effective, which could impact federal taxes, credits and deductions.

01/05/2026

The U.S. has a marginal tax system, which means your income is taxed in layers. When you move into a higher bracket, only the last dollars you earn are taxed at that higher rate. Everything below stays taxed exactly the same.

So earning more money never makes you take home less money because of taxes alone.

This misunderstanding matters because it leads people to make bad decisions. Turning down raises. Avoiding extra work. Not negotiating pay. Or missing out on tax strategies that actually work in their favor.

Once you understand marginal tax rates, planning gets much clearer.

For example, when you contribute to a traditional 401(k), you’re not getting a flat tax break. You’re reducing income at your highest marginal rate. That’s the top slice of your income, the most expensive dollars from a tax perspective.

So if you’re in the 24 percent bracket, every dollar you defer into a 401(k) avoids being taxed at 24 percent today. Not 10 percent. Not your average rate. Your top rate.

12/19/2025

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Thank you to all our clients near and far!

12/19/2025

📣📣🚨🚨Important Update – Company-Paid Meals (Effective January 1, 2026)🚨🚨📣📣

Beginning January 1, 2026, the Internal Revenue Code will no longer allow federal income tax deductions for most company-paid meals and snacks provided to employees (such as catered lunches, office snacks, or meals in employer-operated cafeterias). This change comes from Internal Revenue Code Section 274(o), which disallows deductions for the cost of meals provided for the “convenience of the employer” and expenses for operating employer-provided eating facilities.

This rule was originally added to the tax code as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) enacted in 2017, but its full disallowance did not take effect until tax years beginning after December 31, 2025.

In 2025, Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which adjusted some related tax provisions and clarified exceptions, but free or discounted meals provided to employees on-site will still generally be non-deductible beginning in 2026.

What this means for your company:

✅ Meals and snacks provided for employees as a workplace perk or for convenience will no longer reduce your taxable income.

✅ You will need to update your expense reporting and budgeting to reflect the loss of the meal expense deduction starting in 2026.

✅ This change does not affect business meals with clients or travel meals, which remain subject to the usual IRS substantiation rules and applicable meal deduction limits.

12/10/2025

Legal Tax Evasion if you’re single and W2 (how to cut your taxes by 66%)

Not sure how you’ll live but hey you might live at home who knows

1. Assume you make $75k/ yr
2. Invest $4,300 in an HSA
3. Invest $7,000 in a traditional IRA
4. Invest $23,000 in a 401k
5. Take the "single filer" deduction for $15k
6. Enjoy your new 12% tax bracket

Sorry Uncle Sam 😅

Contact us at 843-797-1976 to schedule your free consult and or schedule for tax prep. We are getting booked up!

12/02/2025

Hey y’all just a heads up. We are already getting calls for in office appointments and or drop off/virtual remote appointments. I can’t stress enough to get yourself scheduled in for either of those types to lock in your day and time. Tax season start date has not been released just yet from the IRS but as per the last few years we are anticipating a third week of January start date.

Call today and lock in your appointment slot for either in office or virtual (drop off/email) at 843-797-1976 and Ms. Juliana will assist you to get in our calendar.

12/02/2025

We are eleven months into the year already! Don't let your bookkeeping go unhandled. Proper accounting is a continuous task, not an end-of-the-year event. Waiting for a tax deadline to start putting your paperwork together will only lead to mistakes, and mistakes will bring you unpleasant encounters with the IRS and possible penalties. Do the right thing, and incorporate record keeping in your daily routine. If you don't have time, we can do it for you.

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