With proactive guidance and scenario modeling, CLA empowers entrepreneurs to seize new tax law opportunities and drive growth through strategic tax planning.
Most founders feel tax season is a black box, but treating taxes as a year-round strategy instead of a once-a-year scramble can unlock cash for hiring, reduce financing costs and fuel smarter growth.
Despite the critical role small- and medium-sized businesses play in the U.S. economy, many are fighting to stay afloat as they battle rising costs, uncertainty around tariffs and hidden fees that drain billions from their bottom lines each year.
Big changes are underway at the IRS, with major workforce reductions and budget changes reshaping how the agency operates. It's time to adjust your tax strategy accordingly.
Many businesses are starting to experience declining sales and profits in the wake of recent tariffs. This article will help you figure out how best to "batten down the hatches" so your business can survive to live another day.
Leaders at nationwide payroll company Gusto explain how small business owners can leverage tax credits, use smart payroll tools and be proactive about compliance changes to avoid penalties and maximize savings.
Maximize tax savings by understanding rental property repairs vs. improvements. Learn what qualifies for immediate deductions, how to track expenses and use property management software to simplify bookkeeping. Optimize your deductions this tax season!
It is not a secret that many high-earning entrepreneurs feel shaken when tax season rolls around. The rules are constantly changing, and the stakes are high. Yet this upheaval also opens up exciting avenues to optimize your financial outcomes through proactive tax planning.
When business executives do not have a clear vision of the future, it creates a "paralysis" of inaction. Here is what you need to know when forecasting your own business growth this year.
In his first term, President Trump accomplished one of the most significant overhauls to the tax code in decades with the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). With issues surrounding the economy and job growth front and center, the next four years may bring another wave of change.