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06/16/2026

One day can change your tax rate by 20 percentage points.
Hold an asset for one year or less and the gain is taxed as ordinary income — up to 37%. Hold it more than one year and the rate drops to 0%, 15%, or 20% depending on your income.
On a $100,000 gain, that difference can be $20,000 in federal tax.
Swipe to see the brackets, what counts as a capital asset, and the moves that actually reduce the bill.
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06/15/2026

What is retirement planning, really? It's not a formula—it's a relationship. The factors that shape your future (taxes, investments, Social Security, your own goals) never stop changing. A good planning conversation with a CFP® fiduciary helps you feel confident about where you are and clear about where you're going. Come see us in Harvard, MA. 💬

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06/11/2026

Bad bookkeeping costs more than good bookkeeping. The math is simple: missed deductions, late penalties, denied loans, and CPA cleanup hours add up faster than a monthly bookkeeping subscription.
Clean books give you accurate P&L you can actually make decisions from, tax-ready financials your CPA can optimize, and loan-ready statements you can pull in minutes.

Swipe to see the most common mistakes and the monthly process that keeps everything clean.
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Alexander Accountants CPAs | dbalexander.com

06/08/2026

The Section 199A deduction is one of the most significant tax benefits available to pass-through business owners — and one of the most underused above the income thresholds.
Below $191,950 (single) or $383,900 (married) in 2024, the deduction is relatively straightforward: up to 20% of qualified business income. Above those thresholds, W-2 wage limitations phase in. Owners of specified service businessesЖ accounting, law, consulting, financial services, lose access to the deduction entirely once income is high enough.
For S-Corp owners above the threshold, the salary-to-distribution split directly affects how much of the deduction they can access. Getting the salary right optimizes both payroll tax savings and the QBI deduction simultaneously.

The deduction is currently scheduled to expire after 2025. New post covers who qualifies, what limits apply, and where the planning opportunity actually is.
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06/04/2026

Filing Articles of Organization is the easy part of forming an LLC. The decisions that matter happen around it.
Which state to form in. Whether to elect S-Corp status and by when. Whether the operating agreement actually reflects how you intend to run the business. Whether business and personal finances are kept completely separate from day one.

That last one matters more than most people realize. Commingling funds is the most common reason courts pierce the corporate veil — meaning personal assets become fair game for business creditors, regardless of the LLC.

New post covers the full formation process step by step, including the tax setup decisions that belong in the same conversation.
🌐 www.dbalexander.com
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06/02/2026

Filing Articles of Organization is the easy part of forming an LLC. The decisions that matter happen around it.
Which state to form in. Whether to elect S-Corp status and by when. Whether the operating agreement actually reflects how you intend to run the business. Whether business and personal finances are kept completely separate from day one.
That last one matters more than most people realize. Commingling funds is the most common reason courts pierce the corporate veil — meaning personal assets become fair game for business creditors, regardless of the LLC.
New post covers the full formation process step by step, including the tax setup decisions that belong in the same conversation.
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Alexander Accountants CPAs | dbalexander.com

05/30/2026

Most people don't review their full portfolio. They have accounts scattered across 401(k)s, IRAs, HSAs—but they treat them like separate silos instead of one picture.
Here's what changed: Global markets are outpacing U.S. stocks. That 7% gap matters if you're sitting in mostly American large-cap funds. And the market uncertainty we're seeing now isn't the time to ignore allocation.
If you want to stay invested, not panic-sell when things drop, you need three things working together:

Some international exposure. You're missing returns if you don't have it.
At least one active manager alongside your index funds. Passive worked great. It may not be enough now.
Actual cash reserves. Not just your emergency fund. Real cash that sits there so you can buy when everything's down.

Get a second opinion from someone independent. Someone whose incentives are aligned with yours, not with selling you something.
Alexander Accountants CPAs in Harvard. They know this stuff.
🌐 www.dbalexander.com

05/28/2026

S-Corp vs LLC — this isn't just a legal question. It's a tax question. And the answer affects what you pay every single year.
An LLC by default taxes all net profit as self-employment income: 15.3% on the first $168,600. An S-Corp splits income between salary and distributions — only the salary gets hit with payroll tax.
On $150K of profit, the difference can be $8,000–$15,000 per year. Swipe to see when it makes sense to switch.
🌐 www.dbalexander.com

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