Tax & Corporate Finance

If you’re a Medicare beneficiary or you’re nearing retirement, few acronyms are as likely to cause a financial panic as IRMAA. IRMAA stands for Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount and is in effect a hidden tax on higher income retirees. It’s a surcharge that is applied to your monthly Part B premium (the medical insurance)

Reliant on the outmoded government inflation stats to project your future VA benefits is total financial stupidity. The economy is changing at a breakneck pace and if you’re running a business, you’re managing real estate portfolio, or simply trying to survive, failing to understand the impending 2027 cola increase will destroy your future cash flow.

One of the most frustrating aspects of running a business when it comes to scaling is dealing with the US corporate income tax. You work hard all year to boost your gross revenue, only to see a large amount of it disappear when tax time comes around. Without a proper understanding of how these financial

To pay a flat self-employment tax of 15.3% on every single dollar of your net profit is a beginner’s error. When your digital business is producing substantial revenue and you’re still running as a standard single-member LLC, you’re in effect destroying your capital. The usual suggestion of deducting your laptop and internet expenses is entirely

If you don’t run an accurate Airbnb ROI calculation before agreeing to a multi-year master lease in a major metropolitan area, you’re heading straight into a financial trap. Although rental arbitrage seems like an easy way to make passive income on YouTube, running a business in high-cost cities can be a bloodbath for founders with