Kimberly M Clenney CPA LLC

11/02/2026

Running a catering business from home? 🍽️ You could be missing out on tax deductions.

A lot of home caterers assume their kitchen qualifies as a home office because it's where they prepare customer orders.

But the IRS has specific rules about how business space is used, and a kitchen shared with your family generally won't qualify.

The good news? Ingredients, packaging, catering equipment, business mileage, and permits may still be deductible.

Keeping track of these expenses throughout the year could make a big difference when tax season comes around.

Are you keeping track of all your catering business expenses?

10/30/2026

Happy Friday, friends! Something SPECIAL is coming soon! 🤩 🎙️ 🎥

10/30/2026

Health Savings Accounts offer a powerful tax-advantaged way to pay for medical expenses. But they also come with some hidden tax traps. Here's what everyone should know.

Here's a tax tip worth keeping in your back pocket. Some may need it now, while others simply need to know this quirk exists.

10/30/2026

Quick question for HVAC owners: when was the last time a paycheck went into your retirement instead of back into the business? 🔧

A retirement plan helps you save for later, and it comes with some tax benefits too.

There are a few different plans out there, and the best fit comes down to your income and the size of your crew.

Some plans also require contributions for eligible employees, which is a big deal to know before you sign up for one.

December 31st is closing in fast, and I'll help you pick the right plan for your business and your 2026 taxes .

Request your FREE Business Tax & Bookkeeping Review 👉 https://accountantal.com/

10/28/2026

Year-end has a way of sneaking up fast.

Before December 31st gets here, now is a good time to take a look at your business finances and make sure everything is where it needs to be.

A year-end review can help you check things like:

* whether your books are current
* where your income and expenses stand
* whether estimated tax payments are on track
* whether there are any tax-planning opportunities you should act on before year-end
* whether there are financial decisions that are better handled now instead of next tax season

⏰ Don’t wait until January to find out what you could have addressed in December.

Schedule your year-end review today and head into 2027 with a clearer picture of your business.

10/28/2026

HVAC owners, if your estimated tax payments were based on your slower spring months, that busy summer could catch up with you in April. 🔥❄️

In my latest YouTube video, I'm sharing 5 things to review before December 31st.

▶️ Watch here: https://tinyurl.com/yc5vkpm2

10/28/2026

Buying a new service van before December 31 could lower your HVAC company's tax bill. But will it leave you better off financially?

A $50,000 tax deduction doesn't put $50,000 back in your pocket.

And spending thousands to get a write-off could leave you with less cash for technician payroll, equipment repairs, and everyday business expenses.

Section 179 and depreciation offer potential tax benefits, but how much would your HVAC company actually save?

Before making a big purchase, find out what the numbers say.

At Kim Clenney & Company, we'll review your 2026 tax situation, look at potential deductions, and help you understand the financial impact before you commit.

➡️ Request your tax-planning appointment here: https://accountantal.com/

10/26/2026

Your HVAC company had a profitable summer. But how much of that money will go toward taxes?

All the AC repairs, new installations, and service calls added up. And while your revenue was growing, your estimated tax payments may have fallen behind.

The problem? You could end up owing more than you expected when tax season arrives.

A 2026 tax projection helps you find out where you stand before the year ends.

At Kim Clenney & Company, we'll review your numbers, estimate what you could owe, and look at tax-planning opportunities worth considering before December 31.

Alabama HVAC owners, there's still time to review your tax situation before the year closes.

➡️ Request your tax-planning appointment here: https://accountantal.com/

10/23/2026

If you make a mistake on your tax return, it may be noticed by the IRS. Here are some of the most common causes.

October 15th marks the end of the 2025 tax filing season. Now the formal audit period for 2025 tax returns is underway. Here are some tips to be prepared.

10/23/2026

Could saving for retirement also help lower your 2026 tax bill?

For business owners, the right retirement plan could help you build your savings while reducing your taxable income.

With the end of the year approaching, now is a good time to explore your options and find out which tax benefits may be available to your business.

Want to see how retirement contributions could affect your 2026 taxes?

Schedule a tax planning appointment with Kim Clenney & Company to review your numbers and discuss your options.

➡️ Visit https://accountantal.com/ and complete the appointment request form at the top of the homepage to get started.