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Business owner FAQs about IRS audits

IRS audit rates remain relatively low, but that’s little consolation if the IRS selects your return for an examination. Although most taxpayers will never face an audit, business owners often have more complex tax situations that can attract IRS attention. The good...

IRS finalizes regulations for the auto loan interest deduction

A new deduction for qualified passenger vehicle loan interest became available in 2025. Now, the IRS has released final regulations for the deduction. They include several important tweaks to the proposed regs issued at the end of 2025. Here’s what you need to know,...

Prepare now for a more efficient audit

Audit preparation should begin long before fieldwork starts. Giving your accounting team and external auditor time to address significant transactions, reconcile accounts and assemble supporting documents can help streamline the audit process and avoid...

Finish 2026 strong with these year-end tax planning strategies

Even though tax filing season is still several months away, the decisions you make before January 1, 2027, could have a significant impact on your 2026 federal income tax liability. Year-end tax planning is especially important this year because some new changes under...

5 year-end tax planning strategies for businesses

The 2026 tax year is almost over, but you still have time to implement year-end tax planning strategies to reduce your business’s federal income tax liability. Let’s look at a few moves you may be able to make before New Year’s Day to trim your tax bill. 1. Invest in...

Assessing your business’s fraud risks

Fraud risks change as your business and its external market conditions evolve. Controls that were previously effective may no longer be appropriate if, for example, you’ve added employees, revised your payment methods, switched vendors or opened new locations....