Category: Tax Planning

The 1099 Reporting Threshold Rose to $2,000 for Payments Made in 2026

The 1099 Reporting Threshold Rose to $2,000 for Payments Made in 2026

SpieglerBlevins is advising business owners across the Tri-Cities that the reporting threshold for Forms 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC has risen from […]

Equipment Placed in Service by Dec. 31 Changes a Practice’s 2026 Tax Position

Equipment Placed in Service by Dec. 31 Changes a Practice’s 2026 Tax Position

SpieglerBlevins evaluates equipment decisions with practice owners every fall, because the date an asset is placed in service determines the […]

The moves that lower this year’s tax bill happen before December, not at filing time.

The moves that lower this year’s tax bill happen before December, not at filing time.

< back to Insights Gallery There is a persistent misunderstanding about when tax planning happens. Many owners think of it […]

Your second-quarter estimate is due June 15th. Use it as a checkpoint, not a chore.

Your second-quarter estimate is due June 15th. Use it as a checkpoint, not a chore.

< back to Insights Gallery For most business owners, the June estimated-tax payment is something to get off the desk. […]