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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
April 7, 2026
The tax extension: When it helps, when it hurts, and how to file one
If April 15 is bearing down on you and your tax documents are scattered across three folders, one email thread, and a shoebox your accountant
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
April 6, 2026
The SALT Cap Quadrupled (Do You Still Need the Secret “Workaround”?)
For years, the "SALT Cap" (State and Local Tax deduction limit) has been the villain of the tax world. You pay $30,000 in state taxes,
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
April 1, 2026
How to Deduct Business Meals in 2026 (The Rules Changed Again)
Of all the deductions available to small business owners, meals are the one everybody thinks they understand and almost nobody gets completely right. It makes
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
April 1, 2026
The 20 Most Overlooked Small Business Deductions
If you've been running a business for more than a year, you've probably settled into a rhythm with your deductions. Rent, software, maybe mileage. You
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
April 1, 2026
What Counts as a Business Deduction (and What Doesn’t)?
There's a moment in every new business owner's life, usually sometime around their first quarter, when a wonderful thought crosses their mind: I can write
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
March 24, 2026
Estimated Taxes and the Underpayment Trap Most S-Corp Owners Miss
You've set up your S-Corp. You've dialed in your Goldilocks salary. Your distributions are flowing and your FICA savings are real. Everything is humming along
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🧑💼 Businesses & Gigs
March 24, 2026
The Goldilocks Salary: Finding the Sweet Spot Between FICA Savings and Your QBI Deduction
So you've got your S-Corp set up. You understand that you need to pay yourself a reasonable salary. Gold star. But here's the part nobody
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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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