During the last quarter of 2025, the US Department of Treasury and the IRS began the transition to electronic federal payments, which included phasing out paper tax refund checks. If you filed a 2025 tax return and are expecting a refund, the fastest and most secure method to make a payment or receive a refund […]
If you make estimated quarterly tax payments, your second quarter payment is due on Monday, June 15, 2026. This deadline affects self-employed individuals, retirees, investors, and anyone who will owe a tax amount of $1,000 or more when their return is filed. Keep in mind that federal income taxes are pay-as-you-go, meaning you pay as […]
Earlier this month, the National Tax Advocate updated their blog regarding possible refunds or abatements taxpayers (individuals, small businesses, large corporations, estate, and trusts) may be entitled to resulting from penalties and interest during the COVID-19 federal disaster period from January 20, 2020, through July 10, 2023. As you may recall, the pandemic was the […]
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (“the Act”) provided many updates, and we want to remind you of the changes made to charitable giving in 2026. Changes include an increase in deductions for individuals who do not itemize, a new floor for those who do itemize and limits for taxpayers in the top 37% tax […]
The May/June 2026 issue of Valuation and Litigation Briefing provides insights on Rule 702 and the Federal Rules of Evidence based on a ruling from the North Carolina Business Court. Other topics include how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act affects business values, personal goodwill and more. To read this issue of Valuation and Litigation […]
In this issue of Contractor, the topic of our lead story is on credit loss reporting in 2026. It will also explain how the current rules apply to contractors and how the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s (FASB’s) new accounting standard offers relief for estimating credit losses. Other topics in this issue include employee benefits, labor […]
At the end of tax season, we held a celebration to acknowledge our team’s dedication and commitment. This event provided an opportunity to formally recognize employees and their accomplishments. Tax Season Excellence Award We are excited to announce that Tyler Rutter, CPA, is the recipient of the 2026 Tax Season Excellence Award. This award was […]
Tax Day is here, and we want to thank our team for doing an excellent job. Your hard work and dedication always exceed our expectations. Office Hours To celebrate our team, Wouch Maloney will close at 3 pm on Thursday, April 16th for a special event. All offices will remain closed on Friday so everyone […]
With March Madness upon us, collegiate athletics and basketball will be the topic of many conversations until your bracket is busted or your favorite team makes it into the Final Four. For some players, not only is the game on their mind, but also financial and accounting considerations for their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). […]
The cover story of our March/April 2026 issue of Valuation and Litigation Briefing summarizes a recent federal appellate court case in which a valuation expert’s testimony was excluded as both irrelevant and unreliable. The plaintiff did not have sufficient evidence to prove any amount of damages. Other articles include using ESOPs to transfer ownership, FAQs […]
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