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Childcare Center To Illustrate Employer-provided Childcare Tax Credit.

Employer-provided childcare credit: a practical guide to Section 45F

Jul 3, 2025
Tax

Employers can boost workplace morale and employee loyalty by taking advantage of the Employer-Provided Childcare Tax Credit. This federal incentive not only eases the financial burden on businesses offering childcare solutions but also enhances their competitive edge in recruiting and retaining talent. Discover how this credit works, eligibility requirements, and its impact on workplace culture.

U.S. Secretary Of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer And Todd Geiger Walk Toward A Red Geiger Ready-Mix Cement Truck At A Concrete Plant. Both Individuals Are Seen From Behind, With The Truck And Facility In Clear View.

Bret Curtis Joins Secretary of Labor on Visit to Geiger Ready Mix

Jul 2, 2025
Tax

Last week, Mize CPAs Shareholder Bret Curtis had the distinct honor of joining U.S. Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer during her visit to Kansas City—an opportunity made possible by long-time client and friend Todd Geiger of Geiger Ready Mix. The…

What to do if you receive a notice from the IRS

Jun 11, 2025
Tax

Did you receive a letter from the IRS? Learn what steps you should take and mistakes to avoid in responding to a notice.

IRS Papers And Forms, With Money, And A Calculator.

IRS compliance and collections in FY 2024: a snapshot of the latest data

Jun 11, 2025
Tax

The IRS's FY 2024 data offers a revealing glimpse into its evolving tax compliance and enforcement strategies. The latest data reveals key trends in audits, collections, and compliance programs you won’t want to overlook.

Image Of Luxury Property In Tropical Rural Area.

Inside the hidden economics of luxury vacation rentals in rural markets

Jun 11, 2025
Best practices for small businesses, Tax

Why would anyone build a mansion in an economically depressed area with limited infrastructure? The answer reveals a sophisticated real estate strategy hiding behind rural luxury.

Male And Female Restaurant Employees Smiling

Uncovering Hidden Tax Savings in Federal Empowerment Zones

Jun 4, 2025
Restaurants, Tax

Your business location and hiring practices could help you save thousands in taxes. If your business is located in a Federal Empowerment Zone and you're hiring certain categories of employees, you could be eligible for significant Work Opportunity Tax Credits.

Deadline Update: Kansas Nonprofit Biennial Report

May 19, 2025
Best practices for small businesses, Tax

What Are the New Kansas Biennial Report Deadlines? Effective immediately: Kansas nonprofit corporations must file their biennial reports by June 15 of their respective odd or even year. Kansas for-profit corporations must file by April 15 of their respective odd…

A Man In A Suit Presenting An Inheritance Document To Two Young Women And A Young Man

When saying “no” to an inheritance might make sense

May 19, 2025
Personal finance, Tax

Most people spend time planning how to leave an inheritance—but far fewer consider when it might be smarter to decline one. In some cases, accepting assets can create unintended tax burdens or complicate long-term wealth planning. This article explores why, when, and how disclaiming an inheritance could be a strategic financial move.

How to protect your retirement accounts during market volatility

May 14, 2025
Personal finance, Retirement planning, Tax

Market swings can be unsettling, but they don’t have to weaken your retirement plan. Learn how a strategic blend of short-, mid-, and long-term investments, plus flexible withdrawal methods, can build financial resilience.

A Calculator And Two Pencils On Top Of Tax Withholding Documents

Avoid tax surprises: set up proper withholding now

May 5, 2025
Tax

Think your tax refund is just "extra money"? It might actually be a sign that your withholding is off, and that the IRS has been holding your money all year. This quick read breaks down how to fix that now, so you’re not stuck with a surprise bill (or a missed opportunity) next April.