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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
March 24, 2026
What Is a Reasonable Salary (and Why Does the IRS Care)?
If you've recently formed an S-Corporation (or you're thinking about it) congratulations. You've entered the part of small business ownership where the tax code starts
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
March 20, 2026
The “You Worked Too Hard” Tax Break: Finally, Overtime Pays Off (Literally)
We have a theory here at TaxStache. We think the reason tax laws are usually written in Latin riddles is to stop regular people from
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
March 15, 2026
The “No Tax On Tips” Rule: A Happy Hour for Your Tax Return (If Your Boss Doesn’t Ruin It)
Most tax laws are named by people who think "reconciliation" is a fun weekend activity. But the 2025 tax landscape brought us something special: The
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
March 6, 2026
March 16th: The Tax Day for S-Corps/Partnerships
Ask any random person on the street when taxes are due, and they will robotically chant "April 15th." If you own an S-Corp or a
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
March 1, 2026
Business Insurance: The Deductions You’re Missing
You can deduct more business insurance than you think. Cyber, business interruption, and professional liability premiums are commonly missed write-offs. Health insurance is deductible for
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
February 20, 2026
Tame the Tax Monster: Your Battle Plan for Quarterly Estimates
Quarterly payments are your strategy. Four scheduled attacks on the tax beast, preventing it from ever getting too powerful.
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
February 6, 2026
The Gig Worker’s Retirement Crisis (And Tax-Smart Solutions)
The gig life feels great until you realize you’re your own HR department and there’s no employer throwing free money into a 401(k). Most gig
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
January 30, 2026
Employee (W-2) vs. Contractor (1099): Know the Rules
W-2 = employer control, benefits, and half your taxes paid for you. 1099 = you’re a business with freedom, full tax responsibility, quarterly payments, and
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
January 24, 2026
The Great 1099 Schism: A Tale of Two Forms (And Why You Should Care)
Learn the key differences between the 1099 NEC and 1099 MISC, new thresholds, deadlines, and easy rules to file correctly.
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