Earlier this year, we wrote about a new law requiring the IRS to send clearer "math error" notices, part of a broader push to make IRS communication more transparent and taxpayer-friendly. The IRS just took another step in that same direction, and it's one that could save many of [...]

If your business hasn't set up a Business Tax Account with the IRS yet, now is a good time to consider it. The IRS has rolled out a round of updates this summer that make the portal a more useful tool for managing your federal tax account online, [...]

Every construction executive has heard the AI pitch by now. Fewer have seen it translate into fewer change orders, tighter estimates, or a healthier bottom line. That gap between AI hype and AI results is exactly where we spend most of our time with construction clients. The data [...]

When Congress passes major tax legislation, Minnesota doesn't automatically follow along. Understanding what our state has — and hasn't — adopted from the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is essential for smart tax planning. This spring, the Minnesota Legislature resolved much of that uncertainty by passing [...]

Identity theft is an increasing concern for taxpayers, and unfortunately, tax season is a prime time for fraudulent activity. When someone uses your personal information—most commonly your Social Security number—to file a tax return, it can delay your filing, disrupt your refund, and require additional steps to resolve. [...]

A new federal savings initiative informally referred to as “Trump Accounts” is set to roll out in the coming years, offering families a unique way to build long-term financial security for their children. While details are still emerging, this program could become a valuable addition to existing savings [...]