Category: Tax Year 2026 Readiness

Can an LLC Deduct a Home Office in 2026?

If you own an LLC and work from home, you may be wondering whether your home office can reduce your 2026 tax bill. The answer is often yes—but simply having an LLC doesn’t automatically make your home office deductible. Whether you qualify depends on how your LLC is taxed, how you use the space, and […]

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2026 Estimated Tax Payments: What to Review Before September 15

September 15 is an important tax deadline for many self-employed individuals, independent contractors, investors, retirees, and small business owners. It is the due date for the third installment of 2026 individual estimated tax payments. But simply making the same payment you made earlier in the year may not be the best approach. By August, you […]

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July Is the Perfect Time for a Mid-Year Tax Checkup

Most people think about taxes only when it’s time to file their return. Unfortunately, by then many opportunities to reduce their tax bill have already passed. July is an ideal time to evaluate your financial situation while there’s still plenty of time to make adjustments before the end of the year. Whether you’re an employee, […]

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What Taxpayers Need to Know About the OBBB for Their 2025 Tax Return

As we move into the heart of tax season, many taxpayers are asking: “Do the new OBBB tax law changes affect my 2025 tax return?” If your tax year ended December 31, 2025, the answer is: 👉 Some changes may apply now — and others make this year critically important for planning. The OBBB isn’t […]

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QSBS (Section 1202) Just Got Better — Here’s What Entrepreneurs Need to Know

For stock acquired after July 4, 2025: Exclusion cap increases from $10M → $15M+ (indexed) Partial exclusions available at 3, 4, and 5-year holding periods If you own or plan to invest in a startup, these rules matter. We help founders, early employees, and investors structure ownership to maximize Section 1202 benefits.

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The Vehicle Loan Interest Deduction: Up to $10,000 Back in Your Pocket

Buying a new qualifying U.S.-assembled vehicle after Dec. 31, 2024? You may deduct up to $10,000 of interest—whether or not you itemize. Who qualifies? Cars, SUVs, trucks, motorcycles Under 14,000 lbs Personal-use only Loan must be secured by the vehicle We’ll help you confirm VIN eligibility and ensure the lender files the required IRS statements.

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The One, Big, Beautiful Bill Is Here — What It Means for Real Taxpayers

  The One, Big, Beautiful Bill Is Here — What It Means for Real Taxpayers The OBBB introduced the most sweeping tax changes in decades—bigger standard deductions, new senior benefits, enhanced credits, and income-based phaseouts that can dramatically change your refund or balance due. At CPA Mobile Tax Services, we translate new tax laws into […]

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