Unless you’re eligible for an exception, you may not be able to deduct rental real estate tax losses for years. Here are the details of the exceptions.

Discover how to make tax season less stressful by managing your withholdings proactively. Learn why early checking matters.

As a small business owner, you might hesitate to establish a retirement plan due to the administrative complexities involved. However, there are two alternatives worth considering that come with fewer requirements than traditional qualified retirement plans.

Among other things, a governance policy can provide board members with a framework for making decisions consistent with your nonprofit’s mission. Here’s what to put in your policy.

Help ensure your nonprofit’s staff and board members know where their roles and responsibilities lie. Such guidance can help avoid confusion, resentment and redundant work.

If you are looking to apply for an SBA loan to start or buy a business, make sure you understand your options and what lenders are really looking for. This guide will walk you through the most common SBA loan types, eligibility rules, and key documentation to help you prepare with confidence.

Should your nonprofit compensate a departing founder or executive? It may depend on your organization’s financial wherewithal and other factors. Just be sure to use an exit agreement.

How prepared is your nonprofit for an economic downturn? If you’re a board member, you should ask this question regularly and look for financial red flags.

The Treasury Department has suspended the CTA filing requirement for U.S. businesses, signaling a major shift in compliance obligations. While the rule may still face legal challenges, domestic companies are no longer required to report beneficial ownership information—at least for now.

Has your nonprofit lost its tax-exempt status because you forgot to file information returns? The good news is that most organizations can file for reinstatement from the IRS. Learn how.

For 2025, inflation-adjusted changes were made to certain business tax provisions. Here’s how much your employees can contribute to their 401(k)s and FSAs this year, as well as other important business tax amounts.

An important deadline is coming up fast for businesses with workers. Here’s what’s due on Jan. 31.