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Plain-language explanations of the tax questions small business owners and self-employed professionals actually ask — deadlines, notices, entity choices, and multi-state rules. Written by Fahadun Nabi, founder of Blue Sage Tax and Accounting Inc..
What Is an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust?
A familiar New York estate planning problem starts with a strong balance sheet and very little ready cash. You may own a brownstone portfolio, interests in multiple LLCs,…
18 Apr 2026Business Tax Accountancy: A Strategic Guide for 2026
Your business may be growing. Revenue is up, hiring is active, investors want cleaner reporting, and decisions that once felt straightforward now carry tax consequences in several directions…
17 Apr 2026Are Class Action Lawsuit Settlements Taxable?
You deposited the settlement check. Your lawyer took their share. The case is over. Now the important question starts. Are class action lawsuit settlements taxable? Often, yes. Sometimes,…
16 Apr 2026Business Vehicle Lease or Buy: A 2026 NYC Tax Guide
You’re probably making this decision under pressure. A vehicle aged out. A lease is ending. A new project requires another SUV, pickup, or cargo van. Your controller wants…
15 Apr 2026Your 2026 square 1099 k: NYC & HNWIs Guide
You open your Square Dashboard, download a 1099-K, and the number looks wrong. Too high. Sometimes absurdly high. That reaction is normal. It’s also where expensive mistakes start.…
14 Apr 2026Day Trader Accounting: An NYC Guide to Taxes & MTM in 2026
You had a strong trading year. Your broker statement looks impressive. Then tax season arrives, and suddenly your “win” turns into a stack of questions. Do you qualify…
13 Apr 2026Penalty for Late Filing of 1065: Calculation & Abatement
You look at the calendar, then at the draft return, then at the inbox full of missing partner data. The filing deadline has passed. No one meant for…
12 Apr 2026What Is a Charitable Lead Trust? A Guide for HNW Donors
If you're sitting on a concentrated stock position, a highly appreciated real estate interest, or a family investment portfolio that's grown faster than expected, you're probably facing two…
11 Apr 2026LLC Tax Rate 2026: Optimize Your Business Taxes
You formed the LLC. The operating agreement is signed, the bank account is open, and revenue is finally moving. Then tax reality hits. You ask a simple question,…
10 Apr 2026LLC vs S Corp Real Estate: 2026 Investor Guide
You have a property under contract in Brooklyn, your lender is moving, counsel is redlining the operating agreement, and one question keeps surfacing in every serious conversation. Should…
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