Commissions, closing costs, capital improvements, and even some pre-sale projects can cut the taxable gain on your home sale, well before the $250,000 (or $500,000) exclusion is figured.

Fusion CPA on tax rules for borrowing against a home bought in cash: interest deductibility follows how you use the money, not the collateral.

Tax breaks for healthcare workers allow you to claim for work-related expenses. Knowing what qualifies as work expenses is the tricky part.

S-corp payroll, reasonable compensation, and state filings keep running when you work from Europe. Fusion CPA explains what changes on a longer stay.

Fusion CPA explains when the foreign earned income exclusion and the foreign tax credit actually apply to a family working abroad, and when neither does.

A new K-1 changes more than one line on your return. At Fusion CPA, our tax team works with newly promoted partners across different states. We cover projecting the first year’s self-employment tax, setting estimates against the safe harbor, sorting out which states actually need a filing, and reviewing the firm’s PTET matrix  to ensure compliance. 

Tax rules for charity auction purchases, explained by Fusion CPA using the $40M Ferrari sale and 2026’s new deduction floor, cap, and state rules.

Planning a high-income year? PTET elections, retirement plans, charitable bunching, and QSBS can all lower what you owe. Here’s how they work.

Tax apportionment splits business income across states. Fusion CPA explains market-based sourcing, cost of performance, and Georgia’s nexus rules.