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1099 Threshold 2026: The New $2,000 Rule and How to Issue a 1099

October 9, 2026

By: Sohail Afzal

1099 Threshold 2026: The New $2,000 Rule and How to Issue a 1099

For payments made in 2026, you file a 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC only at $2,000, not $600. What did not change, how to issue one, and the 2027 deadlines.

LLC vs. S-Corp vs. Sole Proprietor: How the Tax and Liability Actually Differ

September 23, 2026

By: Sohail Afzal

LLC vs. S-Corp vs. Sole Proprietor: How the Tax and Liability Actually Differ

An LLC is a legal entity and an S-corp is a tax election, so the usual comparison is malformed. This guide covers liability, tax, payroll and ownership for all three, shows where the S-corp election starts to pay, and sets out what New York, New York City, New Jersey and California do to that number.

S-Corp Reasonable Salary: How Much to Pay Yourself Without an IRS Challenge

September 9, 2026

By: Sohail Afzal

S-Corp Reasonable Salary: How Much to Pay Yourself Without an IRS Challenge

There is no IRS percentage and no safe harbour. This guide covers the gross-receipts test the IRS actually applies, the nine factors it weighs, the four cases it cites, and how New York, New Jersey and California change what the split is worth.

New Jersey Inheritance Tax 2026: Rates, Exemptions & Who Pays

August 31, 2026

By: Sohail Afzal

New Jersey Inheritance Tax 2026: Rates, Exemptions & Who Pays

New Jersey still charges inheritance tax in 2026. Current Class C and Class D rates, who is exempt, how the tax is calculated, and when the return is due.

Law Firm Accounting & Bookkeeping System: Complete Guide for Attorneys (2026)

June 10, 2026

Law Firm Accounting & Bookkeeping System: Complete Guide for Attorneys (2026)

Master bookkeeping for law firms. Learn IOLTA trust compliance, charts of accounts, & workflows. Read the full guide or contact GTA Accounting Group today!

2026 Federal Tax Brackets: IRS Income Tax Rates & Standard Deduction

May 25, 2026

2026 Federal Tax Brackets: IRS Income Tax Rates & Standard Deduction

The 2026 U.S. tax brackets keep the same rates but adjust income limits for inflation, with updated standard deductions of $15,750 (single) and $31,500 (joint). You’re only taxed progressively by bracket, and deductions or credits can lower your taxable income and total tax.