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👉 Tax Season Is About to Open: What You Should (and Shouldn’t) Be Doing Right NowTax season is expected to open soon (IRS says January 26th), and I’m already seeing a lot of anxiety — and a lot of misinformation circulating.What do solopreneurs and families need to know now?Here’s the truth: the opening of tax…

Business Meals: What Counts — and What Doesn’t. Business meals can be deductible — when there’s a real business purpose and documentation to support it. 🥱Let’s make it simple: For 2025, most business meals remain 50% deductible, including meals where business is discussed, meals while traveling for business, and food for meetings/conferences, but this changes…

The home office deduction can lower your tax bill — if it applies correctly. But many people either avoid it out of fear or claim it incorrectly. 👉Here’s what you need to know before tax filing opens You may qualify if:• You use part of your home regularly and exclusively for business(and it’s not used…

🤷‍♂️Side-Business or Hobby? Why the IRS Cares — and How to Tell the Difference. Many people earn extra money through side work — consulting, photography, crafts, tutoring, repairs, online selling, and more. But is it a business or a hobby in the eyes of the IRS? 🧏‍♂️The answer determines whether your expenses are deductible. Here’s…

👉What Is Deductible for Business Owners — and What Isn’t? Every year, I hear the same question from business owners, freelancers, and independent workers: “Can I deduct this?”😯 The truth is: many legitimate deductions are missed — and some things people think are deductible actually aren’t. Understanding the difference helps protect your business, reduce stress…

Hired Contractors? Remember — 1099s Are Due January 31st. 🙋‍♂️If your business paid $600 or more to any contractor, freelancer, or non-employee worker in 2025, you may be required to issue a Form 1099-NEC, and the deadline to send them is January 31. Here’s what business owners and solopreneurs should know: 1️⃣ Who needs a…