S-Corporation Basis Before Year End: Protect Losses and Distributions

S-Corporation Basis Before Year End: Protect Losses and Distributions

S-Corporation Basis Before Year End: Protect Losses and DistributionsSteve Perry
Published on: 22/10/2026

S-Corporation basis is measured December 31. Steve Perry, EA explains how contributions and shareholder loans restore basis to protect losses and avoid taxable distributions.

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January 15 Estimated Tax: Recalculating Safe Harbor After Filing

January 15 Estimated Tax: Recalculating Safe Harbor After Filing

January 15 Estimated Tax: Recalculating Safe Harbor After FilingSteve Perry
Published on: 21/10/2026

Your filed 2025 return sets the safe harbor for 2026 estimates. Steve Perry, EA explains how to recalculate the January 15, 2027 payment before penalties build.

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2027 Tax Changes and OBBBA: A Fourth Quarter Planning Guide

2027 Tax Changes and OBBBA: A Fourth Quarter Planning Guide

2027 Tax Changes and OBBBA: A Fourth Quarter Planning GuideSteve Perry
Published on: 20/10/2026

Steve Perry, EA explains how 2027 inflation adjustments and OBBBA changes interact with IRS matching and year end deadlines, with a fourth quarter planning framework.

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Filed an Amended Return? Why the IRS Clock Moves Slower Than You Think

Filed an Amended Return? Why the IRS Clock Moves Slower Than You Think

Filed an Amended Return? Why the IRS Clock Moves Slower Than You ThinkSteve Perry
Published on: 15/10/2026

Filed Form 1040-X? The IRS processes amendments on a slower track. Steve Perry, EA explains why notices, interest, and refund delays can still create risk while you wait.

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