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We're in the thick of tax season and we want to make sure you have everything you need heading into the final stretch. This month we're covering what you need to know about the April 15 deadline, new IRS guidance on a major deduction, key 2026 tax changes to get ahead of, and a smarter way to think about your business calendar. Plus, a few new faces we think you'll want to meet.
Missed the March 20 Deadline? Your Return Is Likely Being Extended.
Your tax bill doesn't wait. Any taxes owed are still due April 15, extension or not. Submit your documents as soon as possible and we'll calculate what you owe and help you avoid penalties.
Manufacturing a product? Building a facility? A new law lets qualifying businesses deduct 100% of certain building costs in year one instead of depreciating them over 39 years. The IRS just clarified the rules. This window won't be open forever.
2026 Tax Changes You Should Already Be Planning For
Charitable deductions. Retirement contributions. Energy credits. The AMT. All changing this year. If you wait until December to think about this, you'll have already missed your window to act. Here's your early warning.
Is December 31 the Wrong Year End for Your Business?
If your busiest months fall at year end, closing your books on December 31 might be working against you. A fiscal year could mean better reporting, a calmer close, and smarter planning. Here's how to know if it's right for your business.
Shana joins our Tax team with five-plus years in federal, state, and local compliance, plus a track record of improving the processes that make tax season run smoother. We're glad to have her on the team.
Employee Spotlight: Meet the People Behind Your Work
At Brinker Simpson, our people are at the heart of everything we do. Each month, we highlight team members who reflect our core principle: Work Hard. Have Fun. Help Others.
Nicole has been part of the Brinker Simpson team since 2019, bringing a sharp eye for detail and a collaborative spirit to every engagement. From audit fieldwork to financial statement prep, she shows up for clients across every industry she serves.
With 12-plus years in financial operations and a background as VP of Finance, Lauren knows what it takes to keep a business running. At Brinker Simpson, she puts that experience to work every day for the clients who count on her.
This e-newsletter is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, accounting, investment, or professional advice. It should not replace consultation with qualified professionals. Always seek advice from experts before making any decisions. The tax information provided is not meant to be used to avoid penalties. We do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this information and disclaim all warranties, express or implied.
