We’re excited to announce that Haynie has been nominated for the 2026 Best of SLC awards! This honor reflects the trust and support of our valued clients, who have recognized us as one of Salt Lake City’s top accounting firms…
For business owners, financial decisions rarely stay inside the business. Operating choices like how aggressively to grow, how much leverage to carry, and how risk is managed tend to extend well beyond the business itself and into personal finances. This…
Health insurance has never been inexpensive for self-employed professionals, but in 2026, the pressure is growing. With the expiration of expanded Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, many business owners, consultants, and independent contractors are seeing their monthly premiums spike by…
Estate planning discussions have long centered around one headline number: the federal estate tax exemption. As of 2026, that number is $15 million per person. But focusing solely on whether an estate will owe federal estate tax overlooks a broader…
We are excited to announce that Haynie has been named the #2 Best Accountant & Tax Service in The Woodlands by the 2026 Best of The Woodlands awards. This recognition reflects more than a ranking. It represents the trust our…
We are proud to share that multiple Haynie offices have been recognized among the top accounting firms of 2026 by leading Business Journals. These annual rankings highlight firms making an impact on growth, expertise, and client service in their markets…
The IRS has issued detailed guidance on a new federal income tax deduction for qualified overtime compensation. This measure, effective for tax years 2025 through 2028, provides a federal income tax deduction that allows eligible individuals to deduct certain qualified…
Revocable living trusts (RLTs) are common in estate planning, and commonly misunderstood. They’re sometimes presented as a clean, all-purpose solution that avoids probate, reduces taxes, and simplifies everything after death. In reality, they’re more nuanced than that. This article isn’t…
When you file a joint tax return with your spouse, both of you are legally responsible for everything on that return. That means if there’s a mistake or unpaid tax (even if you didn’t earn the income or weren’t involved…
S-corporations are one of the most frequently discussed (but often misunderstood) tax structures for small business owners. You’ve likely heard that they can help reduce taxes, especially self-employment taxes. And in some cases, that’s true. But the rules are nuanced,…
