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Learn why financial literacy is the key to preserving generational wealth and how to prepare heirs to manage, grow, and sustain family assets long-term.
For many business owners, April 15 can feel like the finish line of tax season. But in reality, it’s only the beginning of the next tax cycle; especially if you’re responsible for paying quarterly estimated taxes. As we move into the 2026 tax year, our team at WHZ is advising our business owner clients to pay attention to several policy changes, new compliance expectations, and shifting income dynamics.
Should investors be adding more alternative investments to their portfolios? What to consider as you determine what's right for your specific financial goals.
Learn nine ways to pay less at tax time, and put that money to work in your financial plan instead.
As we begin 2026, high earners are entering one of the most consequential tax years in more than a decade. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) individual tax provisions officially expired on December 31, 2025, and Congress did not pass legislation to extend or modify those rules. Despite substantial debate throughout 2025 – and speculation that the Omnibus Budget and Border Security Act (OBBBA) or subsequent bills might carry extensions – no federal law ultimately altered the scheduled sunset.