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Qualified Disclaimers Help Your Estate Plan Change With the Times

Estate planning is intended to help ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes. But circumstances can change in ways that are difficult to predict.

If Your Spouse Passed Away This Year, Should You File a Joint Federal Tax Return Next April?

When a spouse passes away, there are significant personal and financial changes, including important tax considerations. One question surviving spouses face is how to file their federal income tax returns for the year of death.

Self-Employed? Don’t Overlook Valuable Tax Deductions

If you’re self-employed, you probably have questions about deducting business expenses on your federal income tax return. Here’s a quick overview of the filing requirements for sole proprietors and independent contractors, and five examples of expense deductions that are commonly overlooked or misunderstood.

How Manufacturers Can Maximize Tax Savings From Business Vehicle Investments in 2026

Many manufacturers purchase vehicles for business purposes. These can range from service and delivery vehicles to heavy SUVs and pickup trucks for transporting materials to “company cars” for salespeople and executives.

Tax Essentials for Sole Proprietors

Many small businesses start out as sole proprietorships. This structure is simple and inexpensive to establish and maintain — and it gives the owner direct access to profits without having to take formal distributions.

It’s Time to Start Preparing Your Nonprofit’s Annual Report

Waiting until year end to plan your not-for-profit’s annual report can lead to rushed content and overlooked accomplishments. By gathering personal impact stories and financial highlights throughout the year, you can produce a compelling report that better engages donors, volunteers, grantmakers and other stakeholders.

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