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New tax rules are reshaping how investors benefit from owning qualified small business stock (QSBS). From higher exclusion limits to expanded rollover options, these updates can make a significant difference when it’s time to sell startup shares. Learn what’s new, how the changes apply, and what steps investors should take now to preserve their tax advantages. Read my blog, Understanding the Tax Benefits of Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) on StephanoSlack.com

Social Security’s 2026 COLA may sound promising, but rising Medicare premiums, inflation, and tariffs could quickly eat away at those gains. Starting your retirement plan early gives you more control and financial freedom later.
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The IRS has released its 2026 inflation adjustments, which include new standard deduction amounts, revised tax brackets, and key threshold changes affecting individuals and businesses alike. Several updates stem from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), making this a pivotal year for planning. Read my blog to see how these changes may affect your 2026 tax strategy at StephanoSlack.com.

IC-DISC allows U.S. exporters to defer tax on a portion of export income and treat distributions as qualified dividends, which are typically taxed at lower rates. With the QBI deduction set to expire in 2025, an IC-DISC election may be more valuable. Learn what your company must do to qualify. Read my blog at StephanoSlack.com.

NFT transactions can trigger real-world tax bills, and the IRS is stepping up enforcement. Whether you’re creating, collecting, or trading, every sale, swap, or royalty can be taxable. Clear records and smart planning now can save major headaches later. Read my blog at StephanoSlack.com to learn more.

Big tax changes are coming in 2026. OBBBA redefines how foreign earnings are taxed, with GILTI becoming NCTI and new rules on deductions, credits, and allocations. Is your business ready? Read my blog for the key facts and next steps at StephanoSlack.com.

Did you know Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs) have invested more than $130 billion in nearly 200,000 businesses? Licensed and regulated by the SBA, SBICs provide both debt and equity financing to help small businesses expand, innovate, and thrive. Read my blog to learn how SBICs work, what it takes to qualify, and how to find the right investor for your company at StephanoSlack.com.