The Self-Employed Physicians’ Guide to the OBBBA Part III: Charitable Donations
In other words, the changes to the SALT deduction by themselves change how we look at charitable donations. What’s more, the OBBBA has introduced a couple of fairly minor changes to how charitable donations are deducted. Importantly, these take effect in 2026 (the change to the SALT deduction takes effect in 2025). Because they are both calculated on the same schedule of the tax return, and the total is compared with the standard deduction, there is significant interplay between them in a holistic tax plan that optimizes for 2025 and future years.
The Self-Employed Physicians’ Guide to the OBBBA Part II: Changes to the QBI Deduction
The new tax bill introduced some changes to the QBI deduction (also known as the Section 199a deduction). Taxpayers who work in service professions, such as medicine, have always been eligible for this deduction since it was enacted in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).
The Self-Employed Physicians’ Guide to the OBBBA Part I: The New $40k SALT Cap Deduction
For most taxpayers, the largest tax obligation they pay at the state/local level is their state income tax.
…Ready for It? A New Tax Era for Kelce and Swift
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce happily announced their engagement this week. If you are also considering a walk down the aisle, read on to learn how getting hitched can result in big changes in your tax return.
Navigating the Sunset: Expiring Energy Credits Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
The clean energy landscape underwent a major shift with the enactment of the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA) on July 4, 2025….