C corporation shareholders usually owe tax on gains from selling stock. But with qualified small business (QSB) stock, owners hold the key to a potential gain exclusion. Is this strategy right for your business? https://t.co/c0xTNfZ1pc
Renewals thrive when members feel connected, valued and inspired. These strategies can help your nonprofit increase membership retention. https://t.co/siTnEaJZis
Certain small businesses may qualify for various federal tax breaks. But different tax provisions use different size tests. Read on to learn more about big tax breaks for small businesses that meet one such test. https://t.co/cuUa0JsWd5
Board term limits can strengthen governance with fresh perspectives and more collaborative leadership. But they also come with drawbacks. Learn how to design the right approach for your nonprofit. https://t.co/He3AyLtD6B
How you move money into your C corporation today can shape your tax outcomes tomorrow. Here’s why making bona fide loans to your business can be a tax-smart move. https://t.co/lfs81MAjSl
To minimize potential interest and penalties and maximize tax-saving opportunities, look beyond April 15 to the tax-related deadlines you may face for the rest of 2026. https://t.co/Eo7SqcQPuE
LLC and LLP owners: Can you deduct your business losses this year? The answer may depend on whether your activity is considered passive under the IRS’s passive activity loss rules. https://t.co/yOa1saqVDF
Suspected employee fraud can shake any nonprofit. But a thoughtful, well-coordinated response can help mitigate the impact and safeguard your mission. For some practical steps, start here. https://t.co/j0mC52DeS3
For many businesses, the calendar year is the default setting for tax reporting. But in some situations, a different year end may be the smarter choice. https://t.co/Okol6vEjCJ
When nonprofit leaders embrace accountability, it can transform the organization. Start with clear ethics, strong leadership and transparent communication. Here’s how. https://t.co/wjwRshCTM6
Grace periods for calendar-year flexible spending accounts (FSAs) are ending soon. If employees haven’t spent their 2025 FSA balances, unused amounts may revert to the employer. Here’s what IRS rules allow your business to do with forfeited funds. https://t.co/8vMUwCv33m
From ensuring regulatory compliance to uncovering insights into program and staffing costs, proper timekeeping can enhance your nonprofit’s decision-making. Learn more. https://t.co/O3wOlCJ5UJ
If your business uses the accrual method of accounting and received advance payments in 2025, you may be able to defer reporting some or all of that income until 2026 for federal tax purposes. https://t.co/D1Wa09FE9v