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Niche Down to Scale Up: How Specialization Drives Visibility and Profitability
For many accountants, narrowing our focus can feel risky. We are trained to serve anyone who needs help and provide stability in any financial situation. Choosing a niche often raises concerns: Will we turn away good clients? Will we limit opportunities or reduce business stability? These are common doubts many
Tax Loss Harvesting with Cryptocurrency
In the Fall of 2025, Bitcoin reached an all-time high of over $120,000. Since then, it fell over 40% to under $70,000 in the first quarter of 2026, before slightly recovering, currently resting around $75,000 as of this writing. With the steep drop in the price of Bitcoin and other
Kwong v. United States: A Pandemic-Era Decision That Could Reshape Tax Deadlines, Penalties, and Refund Opportunities
The 2025 court decision, Kwong v. United States, is quietly gaining traction among tax professionals for exactly these reasons. Its implications could be far-reaching, potentially opening the door to refund claims, penalty abatements, and revived tax deadlines that many assumed were long closed. But there’s a catch: the opportunity to
Lessons Learned from the Tax Court: An Olive Branch in Tax Court
“Everything is deductible until the audit” is an adage frequently repeated in the tax preparation industry. Generally, it’s mentioned tongue-in-cheek, but today’s taxpayer (and her tax pro boyfriend) may have taken it a bit too literally. Additionally, cutting corners may seem like a time-saving strategy in the moment, but the
Niche Down to Scale Up: How Specialization Drives Visibility and Profitability
Tax Loss Harvesting with Cryptocurrency
Kwong v. United States: A Pandemic-Era Decision That Could Reshape Tax Deadlines, Penalties, and Refund Opportunities
Lessons Learned from the Tax Court: An Olive Branch in Tax Court
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Worrisome Messages Subtly Delivered Via Recent Tax Developments
Tax professionals are inundated with tax developments from all branches of the government and from all levels of government on a daily basis. Our technical tax knowledge expands weekly. Given the immensity of tax law changes in P.L. 119-21 (July 4, 2025), informally named the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), and the guidance we’ll continue to get over the next few years along with non-OBBBA updates, we might run out of time and bandwidth to step back and ask what additional relevance this guidance, as well as various reports issued by the government every day, mean for the well-being of our tax system. This article unpacks select tax law changes and government documents to offer four subtle messages within them. Generally, the messages don’t bode well for an effective tax and revenue system. The article ends with some suggestions on what can help improve our tax system.
Sirius Solutions and the S Corp or Partnership Choice
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in Sirius Solutions L.L.L.P. v. Commissioner may change our views of entity choice. If the decision holds up, partnerships will be able to effectively make the portion of limited partner income subject to self-employment tax whatever they want, including zero. This contrasts with the IRS position upheld by the Tax Court in Soroban Capital that treated all of the income of limited partners who were active in the business as self-employment income.
Niche Down to Scale Up: How Specialization Drives Visibility and Profitability
For many accountants, narrowing our focus can feel risky. We are trained to serve anyone who needs help and provide stability in any financial situation. Choosing a niche often raises concerns: Will we turn away good clients? Will we limit opportunities or reduce business stability? These are common doubts many of us have faced in our careers.
