As the One Big Beautiful Bill Act brings sweeping changes to federal tax laws in 2026, Alloy Silverstein is here to help individuals and business owners stay informed and prepared.
Our CPA and advisory team is closely monitoring the legislation to provide timely updates, expert analysis, and proactive tax planning strategies. Explore our resource center for the latest insights, videos, and tools designed to help you navigate upcoming tax reform with confidence.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: 10 Tax Bill Tidbits for Individuals | by Julie Strohlein, CPA
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Alloy Silverstein & Abacus Payroll break down OBBBA’s new overtime & tip rules—what employers must know for compliance. Presented by Julie Strohlein, CPA and Abacus Payroll, Inc.
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Alloy Silverstein has partnered with Engineered Tax Services to highlight high-level tax credits and incentives within the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 that could deliver significant savings.
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Learn how the 2026 tax law changes impact you and your business. Presented by Ren Cicalese III, CPA, MST.
With the recent tax law change, there is all sorts of “tax advice” floating around online. Reynold Cicalese III is here to help you determine which pieces of “advice” are Tax Fact or Tax Crap.
Here’s the latest on what these “Trump Accounts” are, who qualifies, and how to prepare now.
For years, the tax code only allowed itemized interest deductions on qualified residences and vacation property. That is changing now with OBBBA’s introduction of a new car interest tax break.
New rules, new deductions, and what to review now: Your decisions between now and December 31 can meaningfully impact your 2025 tax bill.
Tax laws don’t just affect your April 15 filing, they can shift your entire business strategy. A proactive CPA goes beyond compliance to help you understand how changes ripple across every part of your business.
As you plan for upcoming tax years, keep in mind that major changes to charitable contribution and itemized deduction rules will start in 2026.
From streamlined 1099 reporting to enhancements in the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction and depreciation rules, the new tax law is designed to reduce administrative burdens while putting more money back into the hands of business owners.
Business owners, employees, and payroll managers alike are asking the same questions: When does no tax on overtime start? Do tips really go untaxed in 2025? Who qualifies for these new breaks, and what rules still apply?
OBBBA created an important tax planning opportunity for small business owners: the federal cap on state and local tax (SALT) deductions has increased from $10,000 to $40,000 for the 2025 tax year.
Buying a new car just got a little more rewarding, at least when it comes to your taxes. For tax years 2025 through 2028, certain taxpayers will be able to deduct interest paid on qualifying car loans. Here’s what you need to know about this new deduction.
Whether you’re a casual player or a professional gambler, these new tax rules and gambling limits could have a serious impact on your tax bill starting in 2026.
Advance planning now ensures business owners won’t be caught off guard by new tax obligations later. Tax planning and forecasting for these three business tax law changes will help your business stay compliant and financially prepared.
From expanded credits to larger deductions, the new tax law is packed with tax breaks and changes aimed at helping parents and families. As a parent that’s limited on time, here’s a real quick look at five key updates.
with the recent passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) of 2025, eligible workers can now claim a brand-new deduction for overtime pay. We’ll break down how the deduction works, who qualifies, and practical tax tips to help you capture the full value of this new benefit.
One key provision that will expire starting in 2026 is the business meal deduction for meals provided for the employer’s convenience and de minimis fringe benefit meals. Here’s what businesses need to know, and how to prepare.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) addresses some tax law uncertainty while creating several benefits impacting your 2025 tax return. One of these benefits is a new $6,000 deduction for seniors. Here is what you need to know.
The latest 2025 tax legislation brings some big news for workers who earn tips: qualified tips will be tax-free for tax years 2025 through 2028. Here’s what you need to know about how it works and who qualifies.
One of the standout features of the 2025 tax legislation is a new provision that makes qualified overtime pay tax-free for tax years 2025 through 2028. As with any tax break, there are important rules to follow to ensure compliance and avoid costly mistakes.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 introduces a number of business-focused updates, including enhanced tax breaks and eased compliance burdens. Below is a breakdown of the most important OBBB business-related tax provisions to help business owners understand what’s changing — and how to prepare.
On July 4, 2025, sweeping tax legislation was signed into law with The One Big Beautiful Bill Act. While our Alloy Silverstein Advisors and CPAs will go over key aspects of the law in more thorough details, following is a summary of the key tax highlights that will impact individuals for 2025-2026.
