Small Business

Small business owners in 2026 must navigate key provisions originating from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) alongside recent legislative updates. While TCJA was enacted in 2017, its long-term framework -- including permanent corporate adjustments and updated pass-through rules -- shapes current tax

For many homeowners and land investors in Washington State, the dream of self-sufficiency often blossoms into a business idea. Whether you own an empty multi-use lot or have a generous backyard in the Puget Sound region, turning an open plot of land into a micro-farm to sell fresh produce, herbs, or

Starting a business is exciting. Choosing a name, finding your first customers, and making your first dollar can feel like huge milestones. But before most entrepreneurs can officially operate, they need to decide how to structure their business. For many small business owners, freelancers,

One of the biggest surprises people run into after starting freelance or side work is realizing they may owe taxes on income that was never taxed upfront. Whether you’re doing yardwork, handyman jobs, construction work, content writing, graphic design, photography, social media management, or random

One of the biggest adjustments when you leave a traditional job is losing employer-sponsored health insurance. For self-employed individuals, that responsibility shifts entirely onto you, and it can feel expensive, confusing, and easy to get wrong. The good news is that there are multiple options

Selling a business is often the result of years -- sometimes decades -- of hard work. It can also trigger one of the largest tax events of your life. Without proper planning, a significant portion of your sale proceeds can be lost to taxes. The good news: with the right strategies in place before

In the competitive business landscape, business owners are constantly looking for an edge. Whether you are scaling a SaaS startup in South Lake Union or managing a growing medical practice in Kirkland, the goal is always the same: keep more of what you earn. However, there is a fine line between

For many Seattle tech founders, the line between "building a business" and "getting an education" often blurs. We frequently see SaaS founders in the South Lake Union or Bellevue ecosystems who transition directly from an MBA program into a high-growth C-Corp. The question is: Can your startup