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One Big Beautiful Bill: What “No Tax on Tips” and “No Tax on Overtime” Really Mean
The One Big Beautiful Bill: What “No Tax on Tips” and “No Tax on Overtime” is here – and it could mean major tax savings for workers who earn tips or overtime. Signed into law on July 4, this bill allows eligible employees to deduct up to $25,000 in tips and $12,500 in overtime from their federal income. But there are strict rules to follow.
One Big Beautiful Bill Is Law: What Can You Do If You Are A Business Owner?
The One Big Beautiful Bill is now law — and it’s packed with powerful tax breaks for business owners. From a permanent 20% QBI deduction to 100% bonus depreciation and even new personal car loan interest deductions, this is your chance to save big. Here are five smart strategies to cut taxes and boost your bottom line.
A Costly Mistake: $500,000 Exclusion Denied
The IRS Section 121 exclusion can save homeowners up to $500,000 in capital gains tax when selling a primary residence—but only if the rules are followed precisely.
In this post, we share a real-life example of a couple who lost their entire exclusion by missing a critical deadline. Their home, once a primary residence, had been a rental for just a little too long—and that small oversight cost them hundreds of thousands in taxes.