There’s a tax law in place that limits business losses for non-corporate taxpayers, and unfortunately, this was extended by the One Big Beautiful Bill. This is how it works: And if you like what you just read, then don’t hesitate to forward to your friends, and/or click “Like” on LinkedIn! Make sure to subscribe to […]
Archives for August 2025
How You Can Avoid Paying Taxes When Selling Your Business
Did you know it is possible to exclude paying taxes when selling your business if it’s considered Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS)? If you meet the criteria, this is possible. General Criteria: And if you like what you just read, then don’t hesitate to forward to your friends, and/or click “Like” on LinkedIn! Make sure […]
Beneficial Depreciation Changes for Businesses
When making a large purchase for your business, such as with equipment, furniture, vehicles, or qualified improvements, you generally have to depreciate it over time. However, with the new tax law changes, the way you depreciate it is different. The old law allowed you to depreciate 40% of the cost of a qualified asset in […]
No Tax on Social Security?
Is there no tax on social security anymore? Let’s take a closer look at the changes to see if this is true. Currently, depending upon your income, social security is either not taxable, 50% taxable or up to 85% taxable. With the new tax law this hasn’t changed. However, effective for tax years 2025 through […]
Some Tax Items Made Permanent
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act made some items permanent as follows: Individual tax rates: 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, 37% Limitation on deduction of qualified residence interest No personal exemptions Exclusion from gross income for employer payments of student loans. The $5,250 exclusion amount is indexed for inflation after 2026. Restores and increases […]
The New Standard Deduction
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act increased the standard deduction and added a new deduction for seniors as follows: Updated Amounts Married Filing Jointly & Surviving Spouse: $31,500 Head of Household: $23,625 Single & Married Filing Separately: $15,750 Additional Deduction for Seniors There’s a new additional deduction of $6,000 per person for taxpayers 65 and […]