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06/18/2026

Federal "Trump Accounts" launch July 4 with a $1,000 starter grant for kids born 2025–2028. Filed Form 4547? You’ll get fast activation. If not, expect ID verification—and yes, possible gift-tax paperwork. Gather your IDs now. Find out what to do next.

Prepare for the July 4 Trump Accounts launch. Learn about Form 4547, ID.me verification, the $1,000 seed, and gift tax rules for child retirement savings.

06/17/2026

Growing revenue but your bank account still feels tight? Your P&L may be an optimist—cash tells the truth. Hidden expense ratios (payroll, overhead, marketing) often eat margins. Learn the simple checks to spot leaks and take control. Find out.

Revenue is up—but cash is tight? Discover why your P&L can mislead you and how expense ratios reveal where your money is really going.

06/15/2026

Thought your old life insurance was worthless? Yes—even term policies can be sold in a life settlement for more than the surrender value. Some of the payout may be tax-free, some taxed as ordinary income, and some as capital gain. Want to see what you could unlock? Find out.

Thinking of selling your life insurance policy? Éclat Enterprises breaks down the tax implications of life settlements in plain English.

06/15/2026

Surrendering, selling, or transferring a life insurance policy can lead to different tax implications. Watch this video for a brief overview.

06/12/2026

Think small Venmo or Zelle payments are invisible to the IRS? Think again. Even without a 1099‑K, digital income is taxable — and mixing personal/business transactions can cost you. Separate accounts, reconcile monthly, do a mid‑year review. Find out how to protect your business.

Payment apps like Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, and Stripe can trigger tax reporting. Learn Form 1099-K rules and how to stay compliant.

06/11/2026

Weekend tournaments don’t have to mean tax headaches. While most youth sports costs are personal, some—childcare, volunteer expenses, medically prescribed therapy, even NIL/business costs—can be deductible. Surprising: lending your field usually isn’t. Want to know if you qualify? Find out.

Learn when youth sports expenses may qualify for tax credits, deductions, medical expenses, charitable giving, or NIL business income.

06/10/2026

Think your side hustle is harmless? The IRS may see your multi-platform income as a business — and if you net $400+, you could owe self-employment tax even with no federal income tax. Learn simple steps to avoid an April surprise. Find out how.

Learn about self-employment taxes, 1099-K rules, and how to organize multiple income streams to avoid surprises during tax season.

06/09/2026

Good news for servers, bartenders and stylists: a new federal deduction (2025–2028) can cut taxable income for tip earners—up to $25,000. But watch out: phaseouts apply and starting 2026 tips usually must appear on W‑2/1099. Crypto and owners’ tips don’t qualify. Find out if you’re eligible.

Explore the new IRS tip deduction regulations for 2025-2028. Learn about eligibility, the $25,000 cap, phaseouts, and reporting changes for 2026.

06/08/2026

IRS reminder: deferred gains rolled into a Qualified Opportunity Fund are taxable in 2026 — even if you haven't sold. Avoid a cash crunch with strategies like tax‑loss harvesting, charitable gifts, and adjusted estimates. Find out how Éclat can help.

Capital gains deferred into QOFs under the TCJA become taxable in 2026. Learn plain-English tax strategies from Éclat Enterprises to prepare.

06/08/2026

Taxpayers with deferred capital gains in Qualified Opportunity Funds should prepare now for the potential tax liability due in 2026 and explore available tax-saving strategies.