FSA Rules Every Taxpayer Should Know A Health Flexible Spending Account (Health FSA) is a valuable employer-sponsored benefit that allows you to pay for qualified medical expenses with pre-tax dollars. By reducing your taxable income, an FSA can help lower your overall tax bill while making healthcare costs more affordable. However, Health FSAs...
Business Interest Expense in 2026: What You Can Deduct Paying interest on a business loan is common—but deducting all of that interest isn’t always guaranteed. For 2026, business interest expense is generally deductible under the Internal Revenue Code. However, many businesses must apply the deduction limitation under IRC Section 163(j), which may reduce...
State Sales Tax Thresholds Explained for Remote Sellers Selling products online across state lines? You may be required to collect sales tax—even if your business has no physical location in the customer’s state. Every state with a sales tax has its own economic nexus threshold, which determines when a remote seller must register, collect,...
2026 HSA Contribution Rules Explained A Health Savings Account (HSA) remains one of the most tax-efficient ways to save for healthcare expenses. If you’re covered by a qualifying High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP), you may be eligible to contribute to an HSA and enjoy valuable tax benefits. However, eligibility depends on more than simply...
When Does Your Business Owe Sales Tax? Many business owners assume they only owe sales tax where they have a physical location. That’s no longer the case. Today, businesses can have sales tax obligations in states where they simply sell enough products or services—even without an office, warehouse, or employees there. Knowing when your...
Remote Seller Sales Tax Guide for 2026 Selling products online across multiple states? Your sales tax responsibilities may extend far beyond where your business is located. For 2026, remote sellers must evaluate sales tax obligations on a state-by-state basis. While most states now use economic nexus rules, physical presence can still create a tax...
Are Employee Benefits Taxable? Here’s What Employers Need to Know Many employers offer valuable perks to attract and retain employees—but not every benefit is tax-free. As a general rule, employee benefits are considered taxable compensation unless a specific IRS provision excludes them from income. The General Rule Most fringe benefits must be included...
What Medical Expenses Count for HSA and FSA in 2026? Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Health Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) can help lower your healthcare costs by allowing you to pay qualified medical expenses with tax-advantaged dollars. While both accounts generally cover many of the same expenses, there are important differences—especially when it comes...
HSA and FSA Limits for 2026: What You Need to Know Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) continue to offer valuable tax advantages in 2026, helping individuals and families save money on qualified healthcare expenses. While both accounts provide tax benefits, they have different eligibility requirements, contribution limits, and rules. Understanding...
Tax Rules for Company Cars and Employee Perks in 2026 Company vehicles and employee perks are valuable benefits—but they aren’t always tax-free. For 2026, the IRS generally treats employer-provided vehicles and fringe benefits as taxable compensation unless a specific tax exclusion applies. Are Company Cars Taxable? Generally, yes. The key factor is...
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