Ara Haddadian CPA Accountancy Corp.

10/14/2026

Thinking about selling your business someday? Clean, consistent financials can make all the difference—buyers don’t see your business through your eyes, they see it through your books. Discover why a strong monthly close and clear reporting can boost confidence and value. Read now.

Clean, consistent financial statements can help buyers understand your business, support due diligence, and build confidence in the numbers.

10/13/2026

Crowdfunding isn’t automatically tax-free—or taxable. The tax rules change based on whether your campaign is for personal hardship, charity, rewards, or equity, and even a Form 1099-K doesn’t tell the whole story. Find out what really matters before you fund or launch a campaign. Read now.

Crowdfunding can have unexpected tax consequences. Learn how personal donations, rewards, investments, Form 1099-K, and gift tax rules may apply.

10/12/2026

Preparing to sell your business? Clean financial records can make or break the deal. Buyers, lenders, and advisors all want one thing: proof they can trust your numbers. Discover why starting exit prep early can protect your value and smooth the sale. Read now.

Planning to sell your business someday? Clean, credible financials can support buyer confidence, financing, and a smoother sale.

10/12/2026

When was the last time you reviewed your beneficiaries? A quick update could make a big difference in protecting your legacy and keeping your estate plan aligned with your wishes. Life changes fast—your designations should too. Read now to see if it’s time for a review.

Ensure your estate planning goals are met by periodically reviewing and updating designated beneficiaries on your will, savings, and insurance policies.

10/12/2026

Are your beneficiary designations up to date? Marriage, divorce, and other life changes can affect who inherits your assets. Watch this video to learn why regular reviews are important.

10/09/2026

QuickBooks is now joining Meta’s Muse for Small Business, bringing AI-powered invoicing, payments, and business insights into a conversational platform. It’s a big step toward easier, faster financial management—but accurate books still matter. Read now to see what this means for small business owners.

QuickBooks is joining Meta's Muse for Small Business. Learn how this new AI integration changes how you interact with your financial data and why accuracy still matters.

10/09/2026

A new federal tax credit for K-12 scholarships could change how you support education starting in 2027—offering a potential dollar-for-dollar tax benefit for donations to approved scholarship organizations. There’s one catch: state participation matters. Find out how it works and what it could mean for your giving strategy. Read now.

Learn how the Section 25F tax credit works, the $1,700 cap, carryforward rules, and how it interacts with state credits and charitable deductions.

10/08/2026

Got a surprise IRS notice saying your return is “missing”? Don’t panic—prepared doesn’t always mean filed, and that difference can matter more than you think. Learn what to check, how to prove filing, and what to do next before deadlines pass. Read now.

Received an IRS notice claiming your tax return is missing? Learn how to verify the notice, check your filing history, and resolve unfiled return issues.

10/07/2026

Think your old tax returns are safe after 3 years? Not always. In some fraud cases, the IRS can assess taxes with no time limit—even if the mistake came from a preparer, not you. Learn what this means for your protection and records. Read now.

A Supreme Court decision allows the IRS to assess taxes indefinitely in cases of tax preparer fraud, even if the taxpayer was unaware of the misconduct.

10/06/2026

Accepting large cash payments? You may need to file Form 8300—even if the payment is split into smaller transactions. Learn what counts as “cash,” when deadlines apply, and how to avoid costly penalties. Read now to protect your business and stay compliant.

Learn how and when to file IRS Form 8300 for cash transactions over $10,000, including rules for cashier's checks, e-filing, and deadlines.