Robertson Financial Group

06/01/2026

June 15 is almost here — if you’re self‑employed, earn rental/investment income, or waived withholding, you might owe a Q2 estimated tax payment. Surprising fact: the IRS can penalize you even if you plan to pay at filing. Protect your cash flow—find out.

Don't miss the June 15 estimated tax deadline. Learn who needs to pay, IRS safe harbor rules, and how to protect your cash flow with Robertson Financial Group.

06/01/2026

If your withholding is insufficient or you receive income without tax withholding, you may need to make an estimated tax payment by June 15.

05/29/2026

States are turning online sports betting into new revenue—Nebraska could capture nearly $87M over 5 years to help fund property tax relief. Even if you never place a bet, it could impact your wallet. Find out how.

Discover how states use online sports betting to offset property taxes and fund budgets, and what this behavioral tax shift means for your financial strategy.

05/28/2026

Starting a business? You can often deduct up to $5,000 in start‑up and $5,000 in organizational costs now — the rest is amortized over 15 years. Surprising: the immediate deduction phases out once costs top $50K. Keep detailed records and choose the best strategy. Find out how.

Starting a business? Learn how to maximize tax deductions for start-up and organizational costs. Robertson Financial Group in Tucker, GA explains the rules.

05/27/2026

Small fee, big headache: Portland's $35 arts tax (about $12M/year) is being redesigned—not lowered—to cut compliance pain. Fewer people will pay higher amounts while low‑income residents are exempted. See why tax structure matters to your wallet. Find out.

Portland is overhauling its controversial arts tax. Learn why this restructuring matters for taxpayers nationwide and how local compliance impacts your finances.

05/26/2026

Ouch — paid taxes on money you later had to return? The IRS "Claim of Right" (IRC §1341) can help you recover those taxes — relief kicks in for repayments over $3,000. You may choose an itemized deduction or a dollar‑for‑dollar credit. Find out which option gets you the most back.

Did you repay a bonus or unemployment income you paid taxes on in a prior year? Discover how the Claim of Right doctrine can provide tax relief.

05/22/2026

Summer’s here—don’t let taxes sneak up. June 15 is a big one: May payroll deposits and your 2nd-quarter corporate estimate are due — missing it can mean steep penalties. Need a hand staying compliant? Find out how.

Avoid IRS penalties by tracking June 2026 tax deadlines. Learn about payroll deposits and corporate estimated payments from Tucker, GA tax professionals.

05/22/2026

Thinking of hiring? That $70K salary can easily jump to $90K+ once payroll taxes, benefits, equipment and training are added. Learn how to forecast the full cost, protect your cash flow, and consider smarter options like contractors or fractional pros. Find out how to hire without the surprise bill.

Discover the hidden costs of hiring, from payroll taxes to training. Robertson Financial Group in Tucker, GA, helps you scale your business sustainably.

05/22/2026

Are you ready for June tax deadlines? Key dates: Form 5498 for RMDs (June 1), tip reports (June 10), and Q2 estimated taxes (June 15). Surprise: high earners may need to prepay 110% of last year’s tax to avoid penalties. Find out what actions you should take to protect your money.

Stay ahead of your tax obligations with Robertson Financial Group's guide to June 2026 tax deadlines, including Q2 estimated payments and overseas filings.

05/22/2026

Expanding abroad? Don't let travel costs eat your profits. International trips need a day‑by‑day IRS analysis—yet in some cases you can deduct 100% of airfare (yes, really). Learn the 4 "all-or-nothing" exceptions and how to document trips the IRS will accept. Find out how to plan smarter.

Maximize IRS deductions for international travel. Michael Robertson explains business day definitions, the 25% rule, and recordkeeping for business owners.