Lisa Marie Brugman, EAAre credit card fees tax-deductible? It depends on how the card is used. Personal credit card fees aren’t deductible, but business-related fees may qualify—if they’re tied to ordinary and necessary business expenses. This guide breaks down what counts, what doesn’t, and how to protect your deductions.
Lisa Marie Brugman, EAIt’s hard to believe we’re already stepping into 2026. Does your tax professional keep you updated on all of the tax law changes that affect you? If your answer is “No” or “I don’t know,” then take a look at this brief on tax law changes that affect you for 2026.
Lisa Marie Brugman, EAThink your work clothes are tax-deductible just because you only wear them on the job? Not so fast. The IRS has strict rules—and most everyday clothing doesn’t qualify. In this blog, we break down exactly when work attire is deductible (hint: uniforms, safety gear, and industry-specific wear), what counts for self-employed vs. employees, and how to avoid audit-triggering mistakes. Plus, we cover the best way for employees to get reimbursed tax-free.
Lisa Marie Brugman, EARenting out part of your home? When you sell, depreciation recapture and the Section 121 exclusion come into play. Learn how the IRS taxes the rental portion, what gain you can still exclude, and how to avoid surprises at the sale of your main residence.