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Commercial property taxes represent one of the most significant ongoing costs for real estate investors, business owners, and developers, frequently eating into profits and limiting cash flow for growth or reinvestment.  As we move into 2026, the landscape has been notably shaped by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which solidifies key provisions from the […]

Family offices function as centralized wealth management centers for high-net-worth families, seamlessly coordinating tax planning, investment oversight, estate structuring, and philanthropic initiatives to protect and grow substantial assets over multiple generations.  The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law in July 2025, fundamentally enhances this role by making most Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

Tax rules grow more complex every year, and 2026 introduces even greater challenges with permanent TCJA cuts, no-tax treatment for tips and overtime, and increasingly complicated tariff deductions.  As IRS audits continue to rise, clients feel mounting pressure and crave certainty in an unpredictable environment. Ethical warranties provide exactly that solution, allowing tax professionals to

As IRS audits increase sharply in 2026, driven by new complexities from permanent TCJA extensions, no-tax rules for tips and overtime, and intricate tariff adjustments, clients encounter greater risks while tax professionals gain significant opportunities. Winning these audits ethically not only saves substantial money but also strengthens trust and demonstrates undeniable value.  At Squires Tax

The old hourly model is dying. Clients now demand fixed fees tied to real results. The 2026 tax reforms make value pricing even more powerful. You can charge for the savings you create, not the hours you log. Done ethically, this builds trust and explodes revenue. Done wrong, it destroys reputations. At Squires Tax Planning,

Partnerships give owners unmatched tax flexibility. The 2026 tax reforms just made them even stronger. You keep the permanent 23% QBI deduction. You keep bonus depreciation. Special allocations remain the hidden weapon. They let you split income, losses, deductions, and credits any way you want. Ownership percentage does not matter. Done correctly, this saves partners

Inventory creates headaches for small business owners. You track costs. You fight complex accrual rules. You face surprise tax bills. The cash method changes everything. New 2025 reforms make it even stronger. Businesses with gross receipts under $30.7 million now qualify easily. You deduct inventory costs when you pay. You skip complicated rules. Owners save

The Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) boom turns college athletes into entrepreneurs. Top stars like USC’s Caleb Williams earn $2.7 million annually. Mid-tier players land $10K–$50K deals through collectives. NIL income is fully taxable. It hits you with 15.3% self-employment taxes. Federal and state income taxes add more. This can eat 30–40% of your earnings.

The 2025 tax landscape is shifting fast, with the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” and a new wave of tariffs reshaping how business owners and high-income earners manage their wealth. Signed into law on July 4, 2025, this reform locks in key tax cuts, introduces no-tax perks on tips and overtime, and adjusts estate taxes.

Are you struggling to convince clients to invest in tax planning amid the 2025 tax reforms? The “One Big Beautiful Bill” has shaken things up. It includes permanent TCJA cuts, no-tax on tips and overtime, new senior deductions, and looming estate tax hikes. These changes create urgency for business owners and high-income earners, but complexity