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What the New SALT Deduction Means for Taxpayers (2025–2029)

By now, you may have heard about updates to the SALT (State and Local Tax) itemized deduction. While most headlines focus on places like New York and California, this change has the potential to affect wherever…
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No Tax on Overtime Pay? What the New 2025–2028 Deduction Means for Michigan Workers

If you live here in Michigan and you’ve ever put in long hours at work to make ends meet, you know the satisfaction (and exhaustion) of seeing that bigger paycheck after working overtime. You also know…
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Hobby or Business? How to Tell the Difference and Why It Matters at Tax Time

When tax season rolls around, many people find themselves wondering whether their passion project should be classified as a hobby or a business. While hobbies and businesses might sometimes look similar, the IRS views them very…

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Controller vs. CFO: Key Differences for Michigan Businesses 

Controller vs. CFO: Key Differences for Michigan BusinessesFor Michigan businesses aiming to grow strategically while keeping financial operations seamless, understanding the difference between a Controller and a Chief Financial Officer…
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Should I Do a Roth Conversion? Here’s What Taxpayers Should Know

Should I Do a Roth Conversion? Here’s What Taxpayers Should Know If you’ve been researching retirement strategies lately, you’ve probably seen a lot of talk about Roth conversions—sometimes called “backdoor…
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Outsourcing Small Business Taxes: Why It’s a Smart Move for Growth

Tax season is stressful for many small business owners. Between managing daily operations, serving clients, and growing your business, navigating complex tax laws can feel overwhelming. While handling taxes yourself…
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What the New SALT Deduction Means for Taxpayers (2025–2029)

By now, you may have heard about updates to the SALT (State and Local Tax) itemized deduction. While most headlines focus on places like New York and California, this change…
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No Tax on Overtime Pay? What the New 2025–2028 Deduction Means for Michigan Workers

If you live here in Michigan and you’ve ever put in long hours at work to make ends meet, you know the satisfaction (and exhaustion) of seeing that bigger paycheck…
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No Tax on Tips? Here’s What the New Deduction Really Means for Michigan Workers (2025–2028)

If you work in a tipped profession—whether you’re serving drinks in downtown Ann Arbor, styling hair in a Brighton salon, or delivering pizza in Lansing—there’s some promising news on the…