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Year-End Tax Planning for Real Estate Investors (2026)

What real estate investors should decide before December 31, 2026: bonus depreciation, placed-in-service dates, hour records, 1031 timing, and QBI limits.
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A Guide to Transitioning from LLC to S Corp for Small Businesses

A Guide to Transitioning from LLC to S Corp for Small Businesses

Switching your LLC to an S Corp can be daunting. Our guide simplifies this process, providing clear instructions on filing IRS Form 2553, ensuring compliance, and maintaining records. You’ll gain...
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Rental Property Tax Deductions: Landlord Allowable Expenses

Landlords can deduct mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, repairs, management fees, and depreciation on Schedule E. Learn which rental property expenses are allowable and the key rules that apply to...
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Georgia Tax Residency for 1099 Healthcare Professionals

Georgia Tax Residency Rules for 1099 Healthcare Professionals Working Multi-State Assignments

Georgia residency for 1099 healthcare professionals is based on domicile, not on which states your assignments take you to. Learn how state residency, tax home, and multi-state filing rules interact...
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Tax Filing When One Spouse Has a W-2 and the Other Runs a Business

Tax Filing When One Spouse Has a W-2 and the Other Runs a Business:

When one spouse earns W-2 wages and the other runs a business, self-employment tax, estimated payments, and QBI thresholds interact in ways most households don't expect. Here's how to plan...
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1099 Anesthesiologist Tax Strategy

1099 Anesthesiologist Tax Strategy: S-Corp Decisions, Estimated Taxes, and Multi-State Filing

For 1099 anesthesiologists working locums or across multiple states, estimated taxes, S-Corp election, and multi-state filing all affect each other. This guide breaks down how to structure your taxes correctly...
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Rental Property Repairs vs Improvements

Rental Property Repairs vs. Improvements: What the IRS Requires

The IRS requires rental property owners to classify every expense as a repair or a capital improvement before claiming a deduction. Learn the three-part test the IRS uses and the...
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2025 Tax Year Filing for 1099 Healthcare Workers: April 2026 Deadlines

Healthcare professionals with 1099 income in 2025 face an April 15, 2026 filing deadline. This guide covers estimated tax compliance, entity structure decisions, deductions, and multi-state filing for locum tenens...
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