Getting a copy of your IRS tax transcript can make it much easier to gather the information you need for filing, income verification, or financial planning. It’s also a smart […]
The Best Section 179 Vehicles for 2026
Buying the best section 179 vehicles for your business comes with a meaningful tax upside, but how much you can deduct depends on what you buy, how heavy it is, […]
Estimated Tax Payments for 1099 Independent Contractors
Find everything you need to know to correctly estimate and pay your quarterly taxes in this complete guide. […]
Summit 2026 in Breckenridge: Stronger Together, Better for Our Clients
We just wrapped up another unforgettable Centurion Summit, this time surrounded by the mountains of Breckenridge, Colorado. Each year, our summit gives us something that’s difficult to create through screens […]
Can Airbnb Hosts Claim a Home Improvement Tax Deduction?
If you’re an Airbnb host or short-term rental operator, the money you spend improving and maintaining your property isn’t just a cost of doing business. It’s a tax strategy. The […]
What Is Section 1245 Property?
When you buy equipment, vehicles, or other business property, the IRS lets you depreciate it over time, reducing your taxable income year after year. That’s the benefit. But when you […]
The W-9 Form: A Complete Guide for Independent Contractors
If you work as an employee, your employer handles tax withholding automatically. But as a freelancer or independent contractor, that responsibility falls on you, and the W-9 is one of […]
Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC): What It Is and How to Claim It
The Earned Income Tax Credit is one of the most valuable tax credits available to working Americans, and one of the most frequently overlooked. According to the IRS, nearly one […]
Cost Segregation for Real Estate Investors and Airbnb: A Complete Guide (2026)
If you’re a real estate investor, business owner, or Airbnb host looking to minimize your tax burden and maximize cash flow, cost segregation might be the most valuable tax strategy […]
Capital Gains Rollover: Updated Tax Strategies for 2026
When you sell a profitable investment, whether it’s real estate, stock, or another asset, a capital gains tax bill often follows. The size of that bill depends on what you […]