Diamond Tax Solutions, Inc.

06/17/2026

These 3 things feel risky to deduct — but the IRS literally allows them.

When I tell business owners what they can deduct, I get the same response every time:

“Wait... I can do that?”

Yes. You can.

Here are 3 deductions people hesitate on, but absolutely shouldn’t:

1. Hiring Your Family
Pay your kids a legitimate wage for legitimate work. It’s deductible to you, and at their lower tax bracket, it’s often tax-free to them. This alone can create meaningful annual tax savings.

2. Your Home Office
If you have a dedicated space in your home used for business, don’t automatically skip this deduction because you think it’s “too risky.” The IRS allows it when it’s documented correctly.

3. Business Meals
Qualified business meals are generally 50% deductible. People avoid them because they think “the IRS hates this.” No — the IRS built it into the tax code. Use it properly.

The IRS didn’t put these in the tax code by accident.

They want business owners to understand the rules and use what applies to them.

If you’re leaving these on the table, you may be leaving money behind.

Comment: 🤔ALLOWED and I’ll send you the checklist of deductions you might be skipping.

06/15/2026

Tax preparation and tax strategy are not the same thing.

Tax preparation helps you report what already happened. Tax strategy helps you make better decisions before the year is over.

If your income is growing, your business structure, bookkeeping, compliance, and tax plan need to be working together — not operating separately.

That’s exactly what I’m covering in my free live masterclass on July 1st.

We’ll talk about structure, bookkeeping, compliance, and tax strategy in a way business owners, professionals, LLC owners, and high-income earners can actually understand and apply.

If you’ve been wondering whether your business is set up the right way, this is your sign to get in the room.

Register free — link in bio.

06/15/2026

Your business may have a blind spot, and most owners do not see it until tax season.

The Diamond Tax Solutions masterclasses are back.

Starting July 1st, I’m hosting a free live masterclass for business owners, high-income earners, and professionals who know they need more than tax preparation.

We’re talking business structure, tax strategy, compliance, and the foundation your business needs as your income grows.

If you missed the last masterclass, this is your chance to get in the room.

Register via LINK in Comments or Comment MASTERCLASS and I’ll send you the registration link directly.

Educational only. Individualin results vary. Real strategy depends on your facts, structure, income, and eligibility.

BusinessOwners

06/12/2026

Social Security planning starts at an early age. Here is what you should be doing now!

Too many think to pay attention to Social Security only when they near retirement. Do this at your own risk! Even those in their 20s should be taking action. Here are some tips.

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

When I started Diamond Tax Solutions, I knew taxes.

But business setup?

The structure?

The order of steps?

The things nobody really explains before you start spending money?

That was a whole different lesson.

And that’s exactly why I created the Diamond Protocol Toolkit — to help new and aspiring business owners start with more clarity, confidence, and strategy.

Because starting a business is exciting… but it should not be confusing. 💎 COMING SOON!👀👏🏾💪🏾

06/05/2026

Reminder: Second quarter estimated taxes are due Monday, June 15th.

If you have not already done so, please plan to make your second quarter estimated tax payment. The due date is Monday, June 15th.

06/04/2026

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Marriage is beautiful — but tax season can reveal conversations many couples never had.

That’s why I created The Wedding Guest Nobody Invited — a practical tax guide for engaged and married couples who want to understand how filing status, tax debt, refunds, and spouse-related tax issues can impact their household.

Inside the guide, I cover:

• Married Filing Jointly vs. Married Filing Separately
• Why MFS may cost more than it protects
• Tax breaks married couples may lose by filing separately
• Form 8379 Injured Spouse Allocation
• Form 8857 Innocent Spouse Relief
• Payment plan options when tax debt is the concern

Before you assume filing separately is the safest move, make sure you understand the full picture.

Uncle Sam may not be on the guest list… but he can still show up in the marriage.

06/03/2026

This room confirmed the pivot.

Main Street 360 reminded me that growth is not just about doing more — it’s about thinking higher, serving deeper, and building with strategy.

I’m not just preparing taxes. I’m helping small business owners see the bigger picture, protect what they’re building, and make wiser financial moves.

The shift is real. And I’m paying attention.