IRS Raises Passenger Vehicle Depreciation Limits for 2026. If your business purchases or leases vehicles, the IRS has updated the depreciation limits for passenger automobiles placed in service in 2026. These annual adjustments affect how much you can deduct each year for business-use vehicles. Read my blog, “IRS Raises Passenger Vehicle Depreciation Limits for 2026,” at StephanoSlack.com.
Stephano Slack LLC is proud to announce it has been recognized as one of Accounting Today’s Fastest-Growing Firms of 2026. Ranked #13, the firm is one of just 25 firms nationwide to earn a place on the prestigious list.
Clean energy tax credits now come with added scrutiny around supply chains and foreign-entity involvement. New federal guidance changes how eligibility is determined for key electricity and manufacturing credits under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill. Read my blog, New Federal Guidance Raises the Bar for Clean Energy Tax Credit Eligibility, to understand what this means for your projects and planning at StephanoSlack.com.
NJEDA offers a wide range of grants and low-cost financing programs that can help small businesses and nonprofits invest, expand, and strengthen operations. From facility improvements to real estate purchases and working capital, these programs can play a valuable role in growth planning. Read my blog, “New Jersey EDA Funding Programs That Help Small Businesses and Nonprofits Move from Planning to Progress,” at StephanoSlack.com.
New Jersey property tax relief programs continue to evolve in 2026, with updates to Stay NJ quarterly payments, ANCHOR applications, and filing timelines that homeowners, renters, and mobile homeowners should understand. Knowing what to expect — and when to act — can help ensure you receive the benefits you qualify for. Read my blog, New Jersey Property Tax Relief Programs for Homeowners, Mobile Homeowners, and Renters: What to Know for 2026 to learn more.
Clean energy tax credits are changing fast in 2026—with accelerated expirations, tighter timelines, and new foreign-entity restrictions reshaping who qualifies and who doesn’t. Missing a deadline or compliance detail could mean losing valuable incentives. Read my blog, “Clean energy tax credits in 2026: What remains, what’s ending, and why timing matters,” at StephanoSlack.com to understand what’s still available and how to plan before opportunities close.
CFOs in 2026 face constant pressure — cost control, forecasting demands, technology expectations, and expanding risk. The CFOs who succeed will be those who
build resilient strategies that connect execution across the enterprise. Learn what strategies to focus on. Read my blog, Building a CFO-Ready Strategic Plan for 2026, at StephanoSlack.com.
Payroll, mileage, and withholding rules are changing again for 2026 — and the updates span federal law and multiple states. From higher mileage rates to expanded wage bases and new payroll thresholds, the details matter. Read my blog, 2026 Payroll, Mileage, and Tax Rate Updates: Federal and Key State Changes, at StephanoSlack.com to stay informed.
Form 8300 reporting is not optional—and electronic filing has been required for many businesses since January 1, 2024. Cash payments over $10,000 must be reported accurately, on time, and in the required manner; penalties may apply. Read my blog, Form 8300 compliance reminder: What Businesses Must Do to Avoid Penalties, to ensure your business is compliant at StephanoSlack.com.