Fall Financial Tips to Prepare for Year-End
Fall has arrived, and while year-end may still feel a few months away, September is an ideal time to take stock of where things stand. [...]
What to Know About the IRS and Electronic Payments
The IRS is continuing its transition to a primarily electronic payment system, making it easier, faster, and more secure for taxpayers to pay taxes and [...]
AI in Accounting: A Tool, Not a Replacement
Artificial intelligence continues to make headlines across nearly every industry, and accounting is no exception. While the technology is evolving quickly, one thing remains clear: [...]
The IRS “Dirty Dozen” for 2026: What Taxpayers Need to Watch For
Each year, the IRS releases its “Dirty Dozen” list, a roundup of the most common and dangerous tax scams targeting individuals, businesses, and tax professionals. [...]
Why Succession Planning Can’t Wait
For many business owners, succession planning sits on the “someday” list, something to revisit when retirement is closer or when a transition feels more real. [...]
Don’t Let Your Financial Resolutions Lapse
Every January, we see the same pattern: big financial goals, good intentions, and then life gets busy. By mid-year, many resolutions quietly fall away. The [...]
IRS Processing Delays: What They Mean After the October 15 Filing Deadline
The October 15 tax filing deadline for individual taxpayers has come and gone, but for many, the process isn’t quite over. The IRS continues to [...]
Minnesota Tax Filings and Section 174: What You Need to Know
If your business invests in research and development (R&D), recent tax law changes could affect how you file in Minnesota. Managing these changes is important [...]
Energy Tax Credits Expiring Soon
Many federal and Minnesota energy-related tax credits and incentives are winding down. Popular programs for home energy improvements, solar installations, and clean vehicles are set [...]