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SALT Deduction Limit Increase FAQs

SALT Deduction Limit Increase FAQs: $40,000 vs. $10,000 Explained

March 17, 2026

Mike Agresti

If you’ve heard the SALT deduction cap is increasing to $40,000, you’re not alone. The SALT cap update has been widely discussed—and it’s also created a lot of confusion, especially for higher-income taxpayers and business owners. These SALT Deduction Limit Increase FAQs: $40,000 vs. $10,000 Explained FAQs break down the most common questions we’re hearing,…

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Bonus depreciation for real estate

Bonus Depreciation for Real Estate: What 100% Bonus Still Means—and What It Doesn’t

March 10, 2026

Bonus depreciation has been a powerful planning tool for real estate investors for years, and with 100% bonus depreciation still available, it continues to create meaningful tax-saving opportunities. But alongside the benefit comes a familiar concern: What happens later? More specifically, investors often ask about depreciation recapture and whether taking bonus depreciation now will hurt…

Fractional CFO Services

What Types of Businesses Are a Good Fit for Fractional CFO Services?

March 3, 2026

Most business owners don’t wake up one day and think, “I need a Fractional CFO.” What they actually think is: That’s where fractional CFO support comes in. Fractional CFO services are for businesses that have grown beyond what their current financial structure can comfortably support—and need higher-level guidance to make decisions with confidence. When Do…

Automation

Local Government Financial Reporting: Automation for ACFR to Budget Books and Beyond

February 25, 2026

Local government finance teams are being asked to do more with fewer resources—faster closes, tighter deadlines, more transparency, and cleaner reporting. At the same time, the reports themselves keep getting bigger and more complex. For many finance departments, the challenge isn’t a lack of data. It’s managing how that data flows across the many reports…

ADA Digital Accessibility Compliance: What This Means for Cities and Special Districts

ADA Digital Accessibility Compliance: What This Means for Cities and Special Districts

February 23, 2026

Digital accessibility is not just a technical or IT issue — it is a governance, equity, and risk-management responsibility. The April 2026 ADA Title II deadline places a clear expectation on public agencies to ensure residents can access information, services, and programs regardless of ability. Proactively addressing accessibility: Leadership support is critical. Accessibility efforts are…

Knowledge

Top 8 Tips for Closing the Knowledge Gap of New Hires in Local Government Finance Departments

February 17, 2026

While knowledge loss during staff transitions is a challenge for any organization, it’s especially impactful for local government finance departments. The specialized nature of the work requires deep institutional knowledge that’s often held amongst a few long-tenured employees. Add to that the reality of leaner staffing resources, a single departure can create gaps that disrupt…

California Worker Classification for Construction: What You Need to Know About AB 5 and the ABC Test

California Worker Classification for Construction: What You Need to Know About AB 5 and the ABC Test

February 16, 2026

If your construction business operates in California, worker classification comes with extra layers of regulation and enforcement. California assumes that a worker is an employee — unless the company can prove otherwise. This presumption is built into Assembly Bill 5 (AB 5) and subsequent legislation, and it means businesses must meet a very specific standard…

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