Year-end tax planning for individuals and small businesses!

2027 ALREADY?.......WELL, IT’S COMING SO

START PLANNING NOW! ABO AND COMPANY

SUGGESTS LOOKING AT 2026 TAXES NOW!

Hey Abo and Company! Didn’t we just finish the 2025 tax returns extended to September 15^th and October 15^th? Yep, but the end of tax year 2026 is almost upon us, so it’s a good time to think about things you can do to reduce your personal and/or business 2026 federal taxes. Last year's 2025 Act, commonly called the One Big Beautiful Bill, or OB3, extended and enhanced many taxpayer-friendly provisions.

With that said, here are things to think about before the end of the year. Look over the parts that might apply to you or just pass along to a friend or colleague who could benefit. They will appreciate it but so would we.

Attached is our annual tax update memo that covers some of the year-end planning moves that could benefit you, your family, and/or your business.

Abo and Company, LLC

Abo Cipolla Financial Forensics, LLC

Certified Public Accountants / Litigation & Forensic Consultants

307 Fellowship Road, Suite 202, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054

Phone: 856-222-4723 Fax: 856-222-4760

www.aboandcompany.com

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