TAX DRx

05/29/2026

Did you know states are treating sports betting like a “voluntary” tax? Online apps now drive the revenue—Nebraska could net $87M over 5 years for property tax relief. Curious how this could affect your wallet? Find out.

Discover how states are using online sports betting to offset property taxes, and what this targeted behavioral tax shift means for your financial planning.

05/29/2026

Challenges create momentum—and new clients.

05/28/2026

Starting a business? Surprise — you can deduct up to $5,000 in start-up and $5,000 in organizational costs in year one, then amortize the rest over 15 years. Want to keep more cash flowing into your new venture? Find out how.

Learn how new business owners can deduct up to $5,000 in start-up and organizational costs. TaxDrx helps maximize your early tax savings and cash flow.

05/27/2026

Portland's “most annoying” $35 arts tax could shift to $50/$100 tiers — and roughly 151,000 lower‑income residents would be exempt. The aim: keep funding steady but ditch the clunky payment headaches. Curious how this could change who pays (and why it matters)? Find out.

Portland is restructuring its controversial arts tax. Discover what this proposed change means for taxpayers and the broader shift in local tax policies.

05/27/2026

Bold choices create new paths.

05/26/2026

Returned a bonus or commission last year—and already paid taxes on it? If you repaid over $3,000, the Claim of Right rule might let you recover those taxes (deduction vs. credit). Want to know which option saves you more and how to claim it? Find out how we can help.

Did you repay income you already paid taxes on? Learn how the Claim of Right doctrine can help you recover those taxes. TaxDrx in Cranford, NJ explains how.

05/26/2026

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

05/22/2026

June 15 is a hidden mid‑year tax crunch: employers must deposit May payroll taxes and calendar‑year corporations owe their 2nd estimated tax. Missing it can mean penalties and cash‑flow pain. Want to avoid surprises and simplify your filings? Check it out.

Stay compliant this June with our guide to 2026 business tax deadlines, including payroll deposits and corporate estimated taxes. Contact TaxDrx today.

05/22/2026

Thinking of hiring your first W‑2 employee? That $70K salary can quietly jump to $90–100K once taxes, benefits, equipment and training are added. We at TaxDrx (Cranford, NJ) can run the fully loaded numbers and show smarter options like fractional help. Find out.

Thinking of hiring? Discover the true cost of an employee, from payroll taxes to hidden overhead, and learn how to scale your New Jersey business sustainably.

05/22/2026

Convenience increases conversions.