Paul Haglund & Co, LLC

06/16/2026

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06/15/2026

Have a life insurance policy you no longer need? You might be able to sell it for more than its cash value—even some term policies qualify. A life settlement can free up cash for retirement, but proceeds are taxed in three tiers. Curious if this could help your plan? Find out how a life settlement could boost your retirement.

Discover the tax implications of life settlements. Paul Haglund & Co. in Lakeville, MN helps near-retirees optimize taxes when selling life insurance.

06/15/2026

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

06/15/2026

Keep moving forward, no matter what roadblocks you encounter.

06/14/2026

Running a Lakeville small business? Year‑round tax planning can turn seasonal swings into steadier cash flow—and a few simple timing moves might cut your tax bill more than you expect. Want fewer end‑of‑year surprises? Find out how small changes add up.

Practical tax planning tips for Lakeville and South Metro Twin Cities small businesses — entity choice, retirement plans, deductions, and year-round strategies.

06/12/2026

Think Venmo means tax-free? Think again. Payment apps make getting paid easy, but the IRS still expects you to report income—even without a 1099. Separate business funds, track digital payments, and avoid surprise tax bills. Find out.

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

Parents in Lakeville: youth sports are more than practice and travel — they can affect your taxes. Learn when camp fees qualify for the Dependent Care Credit, when donations are deductible, and how NIL income can turn into a business. Surprising tip: you can’t deduct your time coaching, but you may deduct unreimbursed supplies. Find out how.

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

06/10/2026

Multiple side hustles? Congrats — but beware: you can owe self‑employment tax on just $400 of net income, and earnings are taxable even without a 1099‑K. Learn simple steps to protect your money. Find out

Avoid the side hustle tax trap. Expert advice on self-employment taxes, 1099-K rules, and bookkeeping for Gen Z freelancers in Lakeville, MN.

06/10/2026

Investing in your financial future matters. Investing in knowledge matters even more.

06/09/2026

Heads up, servers & bartenders: a temporary federal tax break (2025–2028) could let you deduct up to $25,000 in tips — but strict W‑2/1099 reporting starts in 2026. Surprising: crypto tips don’t count. Find out how to protect your income — read now.

Understand the new federal tips deduction. Learn about the $25,000 cap, TTOC codes, and why Lakeville workers must prep for new 2026 reporting rules.