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07/15/2026

Congratulations to Hunter King on passing all four parts of the CPA exam! 🎉

This is a major accomplishment that takes dedication, discipline, and countless hours of hard work. We're proud to celebrate this milestone with him.

Passing the CPA exam is a significant step in Hunter's accounting career, and we're excited to see all that he will achieve in the future.

Please join us in congratulating Hunter on this outstanding achievement!

07/14/2026

As of July 4th, families can now begin making contributions to Trump Accounts. If you have children under 18, this could be worth understanding.

Trump Accounts are a new type of tax-advantaged savings account designed to help families build long-term financial security for children. Eligible children born between 2025 and 2028 can also receive a one-time $1,000 contribution from the U.S. Department of Treasury.

But there are specific eligibility requirements, contribution rules, and steps to opening an account that families should understand first.

Mike Helton walked through the details in this article, covering who qualifies, how contributions work, and what parents, grandparents, and other eligible contributors should know: https://bit.ly/3P9CeV6

07/09/2026

Economic uncertainty has a way of separating businesses that are prepared from those that are reacting. 📊

The businesses that navigate uncertainty best aren't necessarily the largest or most established. They're the ones with clear visibility into their numbers, a strong cash reserve, and a financial strategy that accounts for multiple scenarios rather than just the best case.

If you're not sure how your business would hold up in a slower quarter, that's worth paying attention to now, while you still have time to make adjustments.

Need help building a stronger financial strategy? Our team can help you get there: https://bit.ly/4cLbQXu

07/08/2026

If your business invests in research and development, there's a major tax change you need to know about. 💡

Beginning with tax years starting January 1, 2025, businesses can once again immediately deduct certain domestic R&D expenses, reversing a provision that previously required these costs to be capitalized and amortized over multiple years.

For R&D-heavy businesses, this could mean meaningful tax savings, improved cash flow, and new planning opportunities. And if your business incurred R&D expenses between 2022 and 2024, you may be eligible for transition relief or even retroactive refunds.

Kevin Bass and Kevin Labau break it all down in this article, covering what changed, who qualifies, and what to do next: https://bit.ly/4vLgHSB

Businesses that invest in research and development received welcome news with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Beginning with tax years starting January 1, 2025, companies can once again immediately deduct certain domestic R&D expenses rather than capitalizing and amortizing th...

07/07/2026

Thinking about a career in public accounting? Here's what our team has to say. 🎙️

We asked some of our people what type of person thrives at RGCO, and their answers say it all. From the growth opportunities to the support you receive no matter where you are in your career journey, it's clear that People Matter here.

Explore open positions: https://www.rgcocpa.com/company-overview/careers/

07/02/2026

Are hidden costs eating into your margins? 💰

Most business owners are surprised by what a proper cost analysis reveals. Redundant subscriptions, unbilled time, inefficient processes, underpriced services, costs that were never properly allocated. These aren't dramatic line items that show up on a report. They're the quiet margin killers that build up over time and go unnoticed until they become a real problem.

Businesses that protect their margins aren't necessarily cutting costs more. They're paying closer attention.

We help businesses find what's hiding in the numbers. Let's take a closer look at yours: https://bit.ly/4cLbQXu

06/29/2026

As we close out June and Q2, it's a good time to reflect on the first half of 2026 and look ahead. 📅

Whether you hit your goals, faced unexpected challenges, or landed somewhere in between, the second half of the year is a fresh opportunity to recalibrate and finish strong.

What's one thing you're focusing on in Q3?

06/26/2026

Congratulations to Adam Spalma on passing all four parts of the CPA exam! 🎉

Passing the exam takes dedication, discipline, and a whole lot of hard work, and Adam has earned every bit of this achievement. We're proud to celebrate this major professional milestone with him.

Please join us in congratulating Adam!

06/25/2026

We've been serving Tampa Bay since 1983, and every number tells a story. 📊

From the depth of our team to the experience we bring, we're proud to be part of this community and to continue growing alongside the businesses and organizations that make Tampa Bay thrive.

Thank you for trusting us with what matters most.

06/24/2026

Nonprofits that receive federal funding should be paying attention.

In May 2026, the Office of Management and Budget released a proposed overhaul of the Uniform Guidance, the federal framework governing grants and financial assistance. If adopted, these changes would represent one of the most significant revisions in more than a decade.

The proposal could affect how federal awards are administered, monitored, and enforced, introducing new considerations for organizations that rely on federal funding.

The public comment period closes on July 13, 2026, making now the time to understand what is being proposed and what it could mean for your organization.

In this new article, Brooke Bauerle Dawson breaks down the proposed changes, key dates to know, and steps nonprofits can take to prepare.

📖 Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4eHseuN

Proposed 2026 OMB Uniform Guidance Changes June 18, 2026 Brooke Bauerle Dawson, CPA Categories: Accounting, Assurance, Business Advice, Not-for-profit No Comments Nonprofits and other organizations that receive federal funding should be aware of significant proposed changes to the federal grant fram...