For many entrepreneurs, the allure of the S Corporation lies in its unique ability to marry the legal safeguards of a corporation with the tax efficiency of a pass-through entity. By electing to be taxed under Subchapter S of the Internal Revenue Code, business owners can effectively bypass the "double taxation" that often burdens traditional…
As the weekend settles, the aviation and travel landscape remains as dynamic as ever. While the team at One Mile at a Time (OMAAT) takes a brief moment to decompress from a harrowing international journey, the broader industry continues its rapid evolution. From the operational restructuring of major airport hubs to significant shifts in premium…
By: Geoff Walsh June 25, 2026 In a major shift for consumer protection litigation, the Supreme Court of the United States has effectively reined in the aggressive use of "judicial estoppel" in bankruptcy proceedings. The unanimous ruling in Keathley v. Buddy Ayers Construction, Inc., 608 U.S. __ (2026), marks a watershed moment for plaintiffs who…
Introduction: The High Stakes of Florida’s Tax Landscape Florida has long enjoyed a reputation as a fiscal sanctuary. Boasting a business-friendly environment characterized by the absence of an individual income tax, a modest corporate tax structure, and a relatively restrained property tax baseline, the Sunshine State has positioned itself as a premier destination for migration,…
In the high-stakes arena of global innovation, the U.S. tax code acts as both a catalyst and a barrier. For American corporations, the treatment of Research and Development (R&D) expenditures is not merely a line item on a balance sheet; it is a strategic driver that dictates where, how, and whether a company chooses to…
By PYMNTS June 26, 2026 In a major escalation of international trade tensions, President Donald Trump announced on Friday, June 26, 2026, a hardline policy shift regarding the taxation of American technology firms abroad. Through a statement released via Truth Social, the President declared that the United States would impose a 100% tariff on all…
In the high-stakes, data-driven corridors of Washington, D.C., few events possess the cultural gravity of the Tax Foundation’s Annual Gala—affectionately and widely known in professional circles as "Tax Prom." As the organization prepares for its 89th iteration on November 19, 2026, the event stands as a testament to nearly a century of intellectual rigor, networking,…
By Bruce McClary, NFCC | Updated June 22, 2026 For millions of Americans, the dream of homeownership is a milestone defined by meticulous preparation. Aspiring buyers often spend years curating their savings for down payments, researching neighborhoods, and bracing for the complexities of closing costs. Yet, beneath the surface of these financial preparations often lies…
In the world of real estate investing, the conventional path is well-trodden: buy a single-family home, find a reliable tenant, navigate the headache of late-night maintenance calls, and repeat. But for Bree Hartman, a personal trainer and former Fish and Wildlife employee, that traditional path proved to be a bottleneck rather than a gateway to…
Introduction: The Annual Opportunity for Financial Realignment Every year, as the tax filing season reaches its crescendo, millions of Americans await a significant financial event: the arrival of the federal tax refund. While many consumers view this lump sum as a "bonus" or "found money" to be spent on discretionary luxury items or vacations, financial…
