by Gilbert CPA | Oct 15, 2026
Q4 tax planning: what needs to happen, and when? Business owners tend to think of December 31 as one big tax deadline. But it doesn’t really work that way. Some decisions have to be made early enough that you still have time to act. You may need to purchase...
by Gilbert CPA | Oct 12, 2026
How much cash should your business actually keep? Most business owners know they need cash reserves. The harder question is how much.Rules of thumb like “three to six months of expenses” can be useful as a starting point, but they are too simplified for...
by Gilbert CPA | Oct 1, 2026
California will tax many SaaS and software sales starting in 2027 California is changing how it taxes software and software-as-a-service transactions.Beginning January 1, 2027, California will generally apply sales and use tax to prewritten computer software whether...
by Gilbert CPA | Aug 24, 2026
Form 990 filing mistakes that can undermine your nonprofit’s credibility For many nonprofits, Form 990 can feel like one more administrative task competing for attention. Lean teams are often balancing programs, fundraising, governance, and daily operations, so...
by Gilbert CPA | Aug 19, 2026
IRS raises the standard mileage rates for the second half of 2026 If you use your vehicle for business, medical care, or certain qualifying moves, the standard mileage rate increased on July 1, 2026. The IRS said the increases reflect recent increases in fuel...
