The 2026 1099 Update Law Firm Owners Could Easily Misread

The 2026 1099 Update Law Firm Owners Could Easily Misread

The 2026 1099 Update Law Firm Owners Could Easily MisreadStephan Goldsmith
Published on: 01/06/2026

The 2026 1099 threshold increase may reduce filings, but law firms still need clean vendor records, W-9s, payment tracking, and attorney-payment review to avoid year-end chaos.

Tax Changes & Alerts for Law Firms
The June 15 Tax Trap Most Law Firm Owners Don’t See Coming

The June 15 Tax Trap Most Law Firm Owners Don’t See Coming

The June 15 Tax Trap Most Law Firm Owners Don’t See ComingStephan Goldsmith
Published on: 25/05/2026

June 15 can expose cash-flow gaps for law firm owners. Learn how to review estimates, safe harbor, reserves, and projections before the deadline creates surprises.

Tax Changes & Alerts for Law Firms
The June 15 Tax Trap for Law Firm Owners: Why Spring Cash Can Fool You Before Summer Hits

The June 15 Tax Trap for Law Firm Owners: Why Spring Cash Can Fool You Before Summer Hits

The June 15 Tax Trap for Law Firm Owners: Why Spring Cash Can Fool You Before Summer HitsStephan Goldsmith
Published on: 21/05/2026

A practical guide for law firm owners on avoiding the June 15 tax trap, managing spring cash wisely, and resetting tax reserves before summer creates a cash crunch.

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2026 Tax Deadlines Law Firm Owners Can’t Miss

2026 Tax Deadlines Law Firm Owners Can’t Miss

2026 Tax Deadlines Law Firm Owners Can’t MissStephan Goldsmith
Published on: 13/04/2026

Running a law firm in 2026 means staying ahead of tax deadlines. Use this calendar to track returns, K-1s, W-2s, 1099s, estimated taxes, and payroll filings, and avoid costly IRS penalties.

Tax Changes & Alerts for Law Firms
Law Firm QBI Deduction

Law Firm QBI Deduction

Law Firm QBI DeductionStephan Goldsmith
Published on: 13/04/2026

Law Firm QBI Deduction Explained: Income Limits, SSTB Rules, and 2026 Updates

Tax Changes & Alerts for Law Firms
Why Remote Work Creates State Tax Risk for Law Firms

Why Remote Work Creates State Tax Risk for Law Firms

Why Remote Work Creates State Tax Risk for Law FirmsStephan Goldsmith
Published on: 13/04/2026

Law firms with remote attorneys, out-of-state partners, or clients in multiple jurisdictions may be facing tax obligations they do not even know exist. This post breaks down the multi-state tax risks every firm owner should be watching.

Tax Changes & Alerts for Law Firms