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Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation Changes: What the OBBB Means for 2025 and Beyond
At Molen & Associates, we’ve been guiding clients through tax law changes since 1980, and we can say with confidence: the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) has reshaped the landscape for business deductions. One of the most impactful updates? The enhanced Section 179...
QBI Deduction Changes Under the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB)
The Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction, introduced in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, allowed many small business owners, sole proprietors, and pass-through entity members to deduct up to 20% of their qualified business income on their personal tax returns....
The One Big Beautiful Bill: How Standard Deduction and Tax Bracket Changes Impact Your Taxes
At Molen & Associates, we’ve been helping clients navigate the ever-changing tax code since 1980. With the passing of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), we’re looking at one of the most significant tax updates since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. While...
Tax Tips for Retirees: Maximize Social Security & RMDs
Tax Tips for Retirees: Maximize Social Security & RMDs Retirement is a time to enjoy the fruits of your labor, but managing your taxes effectively remains an essential part of preserving your wealth. From understanding how Social Security benefits are taxed to...
Donor Advised Funds: What Are They and How Do They Work?
Donor-Advised Funds: What’s the Deal? For individuals and families looking to make a meaningful impact with their charitable giving while enjoying tax benefits, donor-advised funds (DAFs) are a popular and flexible option. But what exactly is a donor-advised fund, and...
How Bookkeeping Can Help You Secure a Business Loan
How Bookkeeping Can Help You Secure a Business Loan When you’re looking to grow your business, securing a loan can provide the capital you need to take the next step. Whether it’s purchasing equipment, expanding operations, or managing cash flow, lenders want...
Real Estate Investor Tax Deductions: What to Claim
Real Estate Investor Tax Deductions: What to Claim Investing in real estate can be a lucrative way to build wealth, and the U.S. tax code provides numerous deductions to help investors maximize their profits. However, navigating the rules can be complex, and claiming...
Can I Deduct Medical Expenses? What Counts and What Doesn’t
Can I Deduct Medical Expenses? What Counts and What Doesn’t Medical expenses can add up quickly, especially for individuals and families facing significant health challenges. The good news is that the IRS allows you to deduct certain medical expenses on your tax...
Divorce and Taxes: Filing Status, Alimony, and Dependents
Divorce and Taxes: Filing Status, Alimony, and Dependents Divorce brings significant emotional and financial changes, and one area that’s often overlooked is how it impacts your taxes. From determining your filing status to understanding alimony rules and claiming...
Breaking Down the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB): What the 2025 Tax Reform Means for You
On July 1, 2025, the U.S. Senate passed one of the most significant tax reform bills in recent history: the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB). With the House expected to approve the final version shortly and a presidential signature likely to follow, this sweeping...
Major life changes and taxes
How Major Life Changes Affect Your Taxes (Hint: You’re Going to Like It) Major life changes and taxes—like getting married, moving, or having a baby—are exciting milestones that often come with significant financial adjustments. But here’s some good news: these events...
What happens if you don’t file on time
Got IRS Penalties? Know the Rules, Pay Nothing If you’ve received a penalty notice from the IRS, don’t rush to pay it. There are ways to reduce or even eliminate IRS penalties if you know how to approach the situation. Whether you’re facing late filing, late payment,...
Want to deduct your dog? Here’s how?
Three Ways to Deduct Your Dog, Cat, or Other Animal Expenses Owning a pet is often an expensive yet rewarding experience, with annual costs for dogs ranging from $1,270 to $2,800. While the love and companionship pets provide are invaluable, the IRS views their...
Claim $1600 Stimulus Check – IRS 2025 Rebate & Eligibility
UPDATE 4/15/25 - THE $1600 STIMULUS PAYMENTS HAVE NOW EXPIRED. THE RETURN NEEDED TO BE FILED BY 4/15/25 TO CLAIM. If you want to learn more about the One Big Beautiful Bill and any incentives associated to this, please save your seat at one of our complimentary...
Bookkeeper vs. Accountant: What’s the Difference?
Bookkeeper vs. Accountant: What's the Difference? Managing your business’s finances is essential for long-term success, but understanding the roles of a bookkeeper and an accountant can be confusing. In the debate of Bookkeeper vs. Accountant: What's the Difference?,...