Integrated Accounting Solutions

05/29/2026

States are turning to behavior-based revenue—like legalizing online sports betting—to recapture lost money and fund property tax relief. Nebraska could net nearly $87M over 5 years. Curious how this shift could affect your taxes and local budget? Find out.

States are using sports betting to offset property taxes and avoid traditional rate hikes. Learn what this behavior-based tax trend means for business owners.

05/29/2026

Challenges create momentum—and new clients.

05/28/2026

Starting a business? You can deduct up to $5,000 of start‑up and $5,000 of organizational costs in year one—and amortize the rest over 15 years. Surprising, right? With the right records this can protect your cash flow. Find out how IAS can help. Check it out.

Learn how to deduct start-up and organizational costs for your new business. Integrated Accounting Solutions explains the $5,000 deduction rule and amortization.

05/27/2026

Portland’s arts tax is getting a makeover: fewer people would pay, but those who do could pay more — and total funding stays about the same. Surprising: roughly 151,000 residents (≈1/3) could be exempt while the baseline rises to $50 ($100 joint). Curious how this could affect you or your business? Find out.

Portland’s controversial Arts Tax might be changing. Discover how the proposed overhaul shifts costs and what it means for local taxpayers and businesses.

05/27/2026

Bold choices create new paths.

05/26/2026

Had to repay income you already paid taxes on? Surprise: IRC §1341 may let you recover those taxes—often as a credit or deduction (if the repayment exceeds $3,000). Don’t pay twice or strain cash flow. Find out which option saves you most.

Repaid money you already paid taxes on? Learn how the Claim of Right doctrine (Section 1341) provides tax relief through deductions or direct tax credits.

05/26/2026

Service comes with certain tax benefits—don’t miss them.

05/22/2026

Did you know June 15 is a double-deadline? May payroll tax deposits and Q2 corporate estimated taxes are due—miss them and you could face big penalties and tied-up cash. We’ll keep your filings on time so you can focus on growth. Find out how.

Don't miss the June 2026 business tax deadlines. We cover payroll deposits, corporate estimated taxes, and disaster relief rules for growing businesses.

05/22/2026

Think a $70K hire costs $70K? Think again. Employer taxes, benefits, tools and onboarding often push that to $90–100K — and hidden management time can squeeze cash flow. Learn smarter, lower-risk staffing (contractors, bookkeeping, Controller, Fractional CFO). Find out more.

Thinking of hiring a new employee? Discover the true cost of hiring, including hidden fees, taxes, and when a fractional expert might be a better choice.

05/22/2026

Convenience increases conversions.

05/22/2026

Mid-year tax check: June 15 is the big deadline for Q2 estimated payments—miss it and you could face underpayment penalties. Bonus tip: IRA FMVs (Form 5498) are issued by June 1. Protect cash flow and avoid surprises. Find out how.

Stay compliant with June 2026 individual tax deadlines. Learn about Q2 estimated tax payments, safe harbor rules, and IRS extensions for your growing business.