Tax & Accounting Insights
for Texas Businesses
Strategic tax tips, accounting advice, and financial insights from Evans Sternau CPA — serving businesses and individuals in Houston, Austin, Dallas, and The Woodlands.
Understanding the 83(b) Election: When Should You Make the Move?
Evans Sternau CPA shares valuable insight on the 83(b) election.
Bonus Depreciation and the Phaseout: Maximizing Tax Benefits for Businesses
Evans Sternau CPA provides insight on tax benefits by means of bonus depreciation.
Navigating State Income Tax Apportionment: Understanding the Basics
State income tax apportionment is a critical aspect of the U.S. tax system that determines how businesses allocate their income across multiple states. With each state having its own set of tax laws, apportionment ensures a fair distribution of taxable income based on a company’s activities within different jurisdictions. This blog post aims to provide a clear understanding of state income tax apportionment, exploring the key concepts and considerations businesses need to navigate this complex landscape.
House Flips and Self-Employment Tax: Decoding the Role of Intent
Evans Sternau CPA provides insight on taxes for self-employment in the house flipping industry.
Tax Differences Between C Corporations and S Corporations: Choosing the Right Entity Structure
Evans Sternau CPA provides valuable information on how to decide on the right tax structure for your business.
Oil and Gas Outsourced Accounting
Evans Sternau CPA has a team of experienced professionals that provide outsourced accounting services for oil and gas companies.
Bookkeeping Services for Homebuilders: Why You Need Them and How to Choose the Right Provider
Evans Sternau CPA has a team of experienced accountants that provide bookkeeping services for homebuilders.
Outsourced Accounting for Startups
Evans Sternau CPA has a team of experienced professionals that provide outsourced accounting services for startups.
Avoid Net Investment Income Tax With Active Participation
The net investment income tax is a 3.8% tax on investment income. It can be avoided with active participation.
