TFW Advisors

01/30/2026

08/06/2025

Most people lose wealth to taxes. The wealthy retire faster because they know how to reduce their tax bill and grow returns.

Here’s one smart move:
✅ Invest in short-term rentals
✅ Use bonus depreciation
✅ Watch your $300K turn into a $200K refund + long-term equity

This isn’t guesswork—it’s strategy backed by the tax code.

👉 Want to see how this could work for you?
Visit integrityatx.com or contact the firm to learn more.

Tim Frank, IRS Enrolled Agent
📧 [email protected]
📞 (512) 798-8709

08/01/2025

Reminder that taxes are due on April 15th! If you need further help with your taxes. Contact us today at 888-711-4639

07/31/2025

If you're looking for help with your finances, you've come to the right place! Contact us today at 888-711-4639 during our office hours listed below.

07/31/2025

A tax break in the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act is a boon for founders of successful startup businesses. Before the new law, the qualified small business stock exclusion generally enabled early investors (who acquired stock when a company was worth less than $50 million) to pay no tax on the first $10 million in gains. To qualify, they must have held company stock for at least five years. Now, initial investments in companies of $75 million qualify for a break after only three years of holding stock. And if investors hold it for at least four years, $15 million in gains are tax-free. Contact us to learn more about the qualified small business stock gain exclusion.

07/29/2025

The IRS has announced it will soon retire its Filing Information Returns Electronically (FIRE) system. FIRE is used primarily by small businesses, self-employed individuals, tax professionals, nonprofits, payroll companies and others to file tax forms such as Form 8955-SSA and Forms 1099. FIRE will be discontinued for tax year 2026, with the transition occurring in 2027. Current FIRE filers are advised to start filing information returns through the Information Returns Intake System (IRIS). If you haven’t already done so, submit an IRIS Application for a Transmitter Control Code to gain access to the system. Or contact us for help.

07/23/2025

After months of debate, the law known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was enacted on July 4. It includes favorable changes that will affect individuals and businesses. It makes permanent and expands many tax provisions that were scheduled to expire at the end of the year. For example, the 2025 standard deduction is increased to $15,750 for single taxpayers, $31,500 for joint filers and $23,625 for heads of households. And there are new tax breaks, such as a deduction of up to $10,000 for interest paid on eligible car loans from 2025–2028. The law also contains some unfavorable changes, including the elimination of many tax credits applicable to “green energy,” generally after 2025.