Section 179 vs. Bonus Depreciation in 2026: Why “Placed in Service by December 31” Is the Only Date That Matters
A client called us on the 27th of December two years ago, pleased with himself. He had just wired the deposit on
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Paying for Partnership Costs Yourself? Here’s How to Deduct Them
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The Augusta Rule, Answered: Tax-Free Income From Renting Your Home to Your Business
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Georgia Estimated Tax Payments for Cobb County Business Owners: What Changed for 2026
Georgia runs a separate estimated tax system from the IRS, with its own filing test, its own penalty exceptions and a rate cut that moved every 2026 voucher. What Cobb County business owners should check before the September installment.
The 2026 Year-End Tax Planning Guide for U.S. Small Businesses
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