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How New York’s QSBS Proposal May Impact Your Exit Strategy
If Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) is part of your planning and New York is on your map, this proposal is worth a look. The reason is simple: it is drafted to apply retroactively, starting in 2025.
Your Business Payment Routine: Do Checks Give Your Business an Edge or Create Risk?
A lot of businesses keep the same payment routine for years simply because everyone is used to it. That is often when something gets missed.
How to Manage Rising Global Risk
Some headlines stay in the news. Others make their way into your numbers.
Conflict in Iran carries real human and geopolitical consequences. For family businesses, the practical question is not how to read the politics. It is how fast the effects start showing up in vendor costs, shipping, cash flow, and the budget itself.
The Forgotten Foreign Account Error Many Business Owners Make
Most international tax errors do not start with some big strategy. They start because someone says, “You should open this account,” and nobody talks about what happens next.
What Makes 2026 More Complicated for Businesses—and How to Take Control
If this year feels more complicated than usual, you are not imagining it.
Planning conversations no longer clearly start and end with taxes.
A Simple Plan That Helps Business Owners Deduct Medical Costs
In our last article, we looked at how Health Savings Accounts can help families and business owners pay for medical care using pre-tax dollars. HSAs are a powerful tool, but they are not always the best or only answer.