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02/17/2026

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02/17/2026

It's the time of year where everyone is gathering their tax documents and contacting their tax preparers. If you live in or own a business in Michigan, please pay attention to the new tax provisions that could affect you when filing your 2025 taxes.

Categories Tax Michigan de-couples from Federal Tax Legislation (OBBBA) Post author By admin Post date February 17, 2026 No Comments on Michigan de-couples from Federal Tax Legislation (OBBBA) Michigan has de-coupled from federal tax legislation affecting millions of Michigan taxpayers. Michigan typ...

08/11/2025

Here is some information regarding the tax implications of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed last month.

Categories Uncategorized One Big Beautiful Bill – Tax Implications for Businesses and Individuals Post author By Anthony Flaminio Post date August 11, 2025 No Comments on One Big Beautiful Bill – Tax Implications for Businesses and Individuals The OBBBA brought about some tax changes for both 20...

02/21/2025

Michigan lawmakers made some significant changes to the ESTA law last night. Governor Whitmer is expected to sign this bill into law today. Please consult with your accountants and attorney's to ensure your business is in compliance with this law.

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12/17/2024

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11/13/2024

Please do yourself, and your tax advisors, a favor and stop getting your tax advice from TikTok and YouTube videos. The information these "content creators" give you is often misleading or inaccurate. The IRS is also aware of this and are reviewing those "content creators".

IR-2024-98, April 8, 2024 — On day eight of the Dirty Dozen tax scam series, the Internal Revenue Service today warned about bad tax information on social media that can lure honest taxpayers with bad advice, potentially leading to identity theft and tax problems.

03/13/2024

Thank you The John Fornetti Dental Center, they were delicious! Just what the Dr. ordered (pun intended).

Happy Humpday, everyone! 🎉 And what a gorgeous Wednesday it is outside! ☀️ skipped taking her 🚙 today, and instead enjoyed a 🚶‍♀️ in the sunshine to deliver fresh-from-the-oven apple muffins 😋 to the hungry and hardworking accountants and staff over at Fleury, Singler & Company, PC, 301 S Stephenson Ave. 🧮 It’s tax season, so we figured they could use some muffins to keep them fueled during their busy schedule. 🌟 WE APPRECIATE YOU! Jen was a bit shy and took some muffins to the break room while Kellie graciously let us take her picture for the occasion. 😊 Until next week…!

02/05/2024

For Wisconsin residents, here is a summary of tax changes for 2023:

-The income tax rates for the first and second brackets were reduced to 3.5% and 4.4% respectively.

-The capital loss deduction was increased from $500 to $3,000 for most taxpayers.

-The subtractions for contributions to a Wisconsin state-sponsored college savings account increased to $3,860 per beneficiary.

-The tuition and fees subtraction decreased to $6,974 per student and the phase-out range increased.

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02/05/2024

For Michigan residents, here is a summary of tax changes for 2023:

-The income tax rate dropped to 4.05% (for 2023 only)

-The maximum homestead property tax credit increases to $1,700

-Expanded retirement and pension benefits (individuals may qualify for a retirement and pensions benefit deduction instead of the standard deduction)

-The Earned Income Credit increased to 30%

02/16/2023

You get the phone call from your tax preparer and your refund is less than last year, or you may even owe taxes. How can that be?! Below are some of the reasons that could happen for 2022 taxes:

Child Tax Credit - Reduced to $2,000 per child, and children aged 17 are not eligible (for the full $2,000).

Child and Dependent Care Credit - Not a refundable credit in 2022 (it was a refundable credit in 2021) and the maximum amount of the credit was reduced to 35% (50% in 2021).

Earned Income Credit - If you don't have children the rate dropped to 7.65% (15.3% in 2021) and the income ceiling was reduced to $7,320.

Charitable Contributions: Not deduction allowed if you are using the standard deduction (up to $600 allowed for married filing joint in 2021).

Employer Provided Child Care - Reduced to $5,000, this could increase the amount included in taxable income.

01/19/2023

Please be cautious about any company soliciting Employee Retention Credit (ERC) services. There are many ERC "mills" out there that will cause you only issues in the future. Make sure any company soliciting these services are willing to offer a guarantee, would be willing to absorb any costs associated with an audit, as well as covering your losses upon audit, and that they are willing to file the required payroll tax forms. There is also a form where you can report these scams (Form 3949-A).