Sync Accounting Services LLC

07/28/2026

25 years and counting……..

07/23/2026

🎉We will be closed Thursday July 23 through Tuesday July 28! 🎉

Sync Accounting Services will be closed as we celebrate a very special milestone—our 25th Wedding Anniversary! ❤️

Thank you for your understanding and continued support over the years. We appreciate each and every one of our wonderful clients and look forward to assisting you when we return.

07/06/2026

Hope everyone had a great weekend celebrating our great nation’s 250th birthday🎉 We are continuing the celebration by cheering on USA in tonight’s World Cup Match⚽️🥅🏟️🇺🇸

02/23/2026

Internal Revenue Service Refund Status - https://www.irs.gov/refunds?fbclid=IwY2xjawQJY6ZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeTSkBGxifd1ugxZ3lemDWc_L6EaIhl1UlU79FsytbnSr_SxmLdd30NxxF2wA_aem_YYCvxge4-tOATJbY7bRS7g

Explore options for getting your federal tax refund, how to check your refund status, how to adjust next year’s refund and how to resolve refund problems.

02/23/2026

AL Dept of Revenue Refund Status -

All refunds are not automatically approved. Some returns must be reviewed by an examiner. This review generally requires additional information to be submitted. If you have not received your refund within 8-10 weeks of filing, then your refund may have been stopped for review. You will receive a let...

01/14/2026

Reminder: Last Estimated Tax Payment for 2025 is due tomorrow Jan 15th!

01/08/2026

Check your email today! Tax season is in session! All existing clients will receive an email with a brief update, access to Intuit Link, and a guide for uploading tax documents. We look forward to preparing your tax return this year.

01/08/2026

What’s Changing in 2025 Under the “One Big Beautiful Bill”

What’s staying the same:

Individual tax brackets remain at 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, and 37%.

The 20% Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction for self-employed individuals and small business owners has been permanently extended.

Mortgage interest deductions continue to be limited based on lower loan amounts.

What’s going away:

Certain energy-efficient home improvement credits (such as windows, doors, and solar installations) are set to sunset after 2025.

The electric vehicle credit (up to $7,500) will no longer apply to EVs purchased after September 30, 2025.

What’s new for 2025:

Increased standard deduction:

$15,750 for Single

$23,625 for Head of Household

$31,500 for Married Filing Jointly

Deduction for qualified car loan interest, up to $10,000 (available for tax years 2025–2028).

No tax on qualified tips, up to $25,000 (2025–2028).

No tax on qualified overtime income, up to $12,500 (2025–2028).

Expanded Child Tax Credit permanently increased to $2,200 per qualifying child under age 17 (income and SSN requirements apply).

Increased SALT deduction cap raised from $10,000 to $40,000 for 2025, with additional increases planned through 2029 (phaseout begins above $500,000 income).

Enhanced senior deduction of up to $6,000 for taxpayers age 65 and older (2025–2028).

12/25/2025

Wishing our clients and community a very Merry Christmas🎄✨

12/17/2025

🎄 Year-End Tip for Business Owners: Bonuses, Gifts & Tax Deductions 🎄

The holidays are a great time to thank your team and your clients — but the tax rules matter. Here’s a quick, practical rundown we’re sharing with our clients right now 👇

✅ Employee cash bonuses
Christmas bonuses are deductible as wages when they’re reasonable and paid for services performed. They are taxable to employees and must be run through payroll and reported on the W-2.

✅ Bonuses for independent contractors
Bonuses paid to contractors are deductible as contract labor and reported on Form 1099-NEC. No payroll tax withholding, but proper reporting is required.

🎁 Employee gifts & perks
• Small, infrequent non-cash gifts (gift baskets, company swag) may qualify as de minimis fringe benefits and can be deductible without being taxable to employees.
• Cash and gift cards are always treated as taxable wages — even if they feel like a “gift.”

🎉 Holiday parties
Employee holiday parties are generally deductible and not taxable to employees as long as they’re reasonable and primarily for staff.

🤝 Client & customer gifts
• Business gifts to clients and customers are deductible up to $25 per person per year.
• Branded promotional items (logo mugs, calendars, etc.) are often fully deductible if they meet IRS advertising rules.
• Gift cards for clients are still considered gifts and subject to the $25 limit.

Bottom line: You can spread some holiday cheer and make smart tax moves — you just need to structure it correctly.

If you’re unsure how to handle bonuses, payroll, or holiday gifting before year-end, this is a great time to ask. We’re happy to help ✔️

— Sync Accounting Services