The Benefits of Filing Form 706 for Estates Even if It’s Not Required

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You may have heard the term “estate tax” as it pertains to the total value of someone’s estate when they die. With the current estate tax threshold at $15,000,000, a…

How Freelance Business Owners Can Benefit from the New Education Freedom Tax Credit

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Beginning in 2027, a new federal tax credit will offer meaningful financial relief: the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC). This credit may benefit freelance business owners who often carry the…

A Smarter Way to Give: How Self-Employed Business Owners Can Use Appreciated Stock for Greater Charitable Impact

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Charitable giving is an important part of financial planning for many self-employed business owners. It reflects personal values, strengthens community ties, and often aligns with the mission of the business…

How Self-employed Retirement Rules Are Changing the New SECURE Act Roth IRA Catch-Up Rule

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Retirement planning just got more complex—and potentially more powerful—for Self-employed and self-employed professionals. Now that the final regulations from the IRS and Treasury Department on the Roth catch-up contribution rule…