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Clean Energy Tax Credits in 2026: What Remains, What’s Ending, and Why Timing Matters

Clean Energy Tax Credits in 2026: What Remains, What’s Ending, and Why Timing Matters

by | Feb 5, 2026 | ,

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.

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2026 Payroll, Mileage, and Tax Rate Updates: Federal and Key State Changes

2026 Payroll, Mileage, and Tax Rate Updates: Federal and Key State Changes

by | Jan 13, 2026 | ,

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.

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Year-End Tax Strategies for Business Owners: Key Steps to Take Before December 31

Year-End Tax Strategies for Business Owners: Key Steps to Take Before December 31

by | Dec 1, 2025 | ,

Year-end is closing in fast, giving business owners a short window to reduce their tax bill before December 31. There are many opportunities to take advantage of, such as new OBBBA provisions, research and development credits, and enhanced expensing for capital investments. Read my blog, Year-End Tax Strategies for Business Owners, at StephanoSlack.com to learn more.

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State Tax Treatment of IRC 163(j): Updates for PA, NJ, NY, MD, DE, and Florida

State Tax Treatment of IRC 163(j): Updates for PA, NJ, NY, MD, DE, and Florida

by | Nov 18, 2025 | ,

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) brings major changes to how businesses deduct interest expenses under IRC Section 163(j). While the return to the EBITDA calculation offers relief at the federal level, states vary widely in how they apply these rules. Read my blog, “State Tax Treatment of the Business Interest Deduction: What to Expect in PA, NJ, NY, DE, MD, and Florida,” at StephanoSlack.com to see how these states handle the changes and what they could mean for your business.

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