Starting with the 2025 tax year, more people than ever will receive a Form 1099-K—thanks to updated IRS rules under the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB). If you earn money through freelancing, gig work, online selling, or small business, and you bring in $2,500 or more via third-party platforms, a 1099-K is coming your way. And in 2026, that threshold drops to just $600. Learn what these changes mean for you, how to report income correctly, and how to avoid common pitfalls.

Want to earn thousands in tax-free income—legally? The Augusta Rule lets homeowners rent their residence to their business for up to 14 days a year, with zero tax owed. It’s a powerful, IRS-approved strategy that small business owners and real estate investors often overlook. In this post, we break down how it works, what properties qualify, and how to use it correctly to maximize your tax savings.

With 100% bonus depreciation back in 2025, cost segregation is once again a hot topic among real estate investors. But while it can unlock massive tax deductions, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. In fact, many investors spend thousands on studies they can’t actually benefit from—because they don’t qualify to use the losses.

In this article, we break down when cost segregation works, when it doesn’t, and the real-life scenarios that can turn a smart strategy into a costly mistake.