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By Jason Cox February 19, 2026
Quarterly estimated taxes can feel confusing for a variety of people and entities, such as self-employed individuals, freelancers, investors, and small-business owners. However, understanding how these taxes function — and how to calculate them correctly — can significantly reduce stress and help avoid costly penalties. In this guide, K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C. breaks […] The post How Quarterly Estimated Taxes Work (and How to Estimate Them Accurately) appeared first on K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C..
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By Jason Cox January 17, 2026
The post Choosing (or Changing) Your Entity Structure in Michigan: Tax & Accounting Impacts appeared first on K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C..
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By Jason Cox January 17, 2026
For Michigan residents who earn money from freelancing, gig work, or small side ventures, navigating federal and state tax rules can be confusing. Self-employment income affects annual tax filings. Luckily, thoughtful planning can reduce surprises at tax time. Whether you drive for a rideshare app, sell handmade items, offer consulting services, or run a small […] The post Tax Planning for Individuals With Side Businesses or Freelance Income in Michigan appeared first on K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C..
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By Jason Cox January 3, 2026
Running a nonprofit comes with both meaningful mission work and complex regulatory responsibilities. At K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C., we help tax-exempt organizations navigate tricky compliance areas so they stay focused on impact — not IRS issues. This article breaks down the most common nonprofit IRS pitfalls and provides clear examples to help your organization […] The post Nonprofit 101: Avoiding the Most Common IRS Pitfalls for Tax-Exempt Organizations appeared first on K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C..
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By Jason Cox January 3, 2026
Like much in life, the ability for a person to adjust to change matters. Payroll compliance evolves, and 2025 has several important updates that affect how companies calculate withholding, manage cash flow, and maintain accurate reporting. For employers seeking clarity, K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C. in Michigan outlines federal and state-specific payroll tax changes […] The post Payroll Tax Changes for Employers in 2025: What to Know appeared first on K. Galloway & Co., CPA P.C..