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Offering small firm relationships and big firm resources, Jackson Thornton provides financial assurance, advisory, consulting and tax services to a range of individuals, businesses and industries.
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IRS Raises the Standard Mileage Rates for the Second Half of 2026
The IRS raised the standard mileage rates for the second half of 2026, effective July 1, with the business rate increasing from 72.5 cents to 76 cents per mile. Taxpayers who use their vehicle for business, medical, or qualifying moving purposes will need to track mileage separately for each half of the year. Learn what the new rates mean for your deductions, reimbursement policies, and recordkeeping.
read moreWhy Homeowners Need to Track Improvements Before a Sale or Inheritance
As home values rise, the federal home sale exclusion may no longer be enough to eliminate capital gains tax when a property is sold or inherited. The difference between a large tax bill and a smaller one can come down to how well a homeowner documented capital improvements over the years. Keeping a permanent record of qualifying expenses is one of the simplest steps homeowners can take to protect themselves.
read moreMake Sure You Have These Four Items Covered Before Selling Your Business
Most business owners assume buyer scrutiny begins when due diligence starts. It doesn't. The decisions you're making right now, years before a sale, are already shaping the price a buyer will pay and the deal structure they'll offer.
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