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Paychex flags key trends businesses should watch in 2026
Paychex outlines the top regulatory and compliance trends for 2026, including retirement plan changes, tax law updates, AI regulation and employment law shifts.
Maximizing bonus depreciation under One Big Beautiful Bill | Viewpoint
Discover how Rochester businesses can benefit from 100% bonus depreciation and expanded Section 179 expensing under the new tax law.
Rochester small businesses face challenges, find optimism
Rochester small businesses face inflation, labor shortages and rising costs, but see hope in innovation, partnerships and federal incentives.
New rules, new timing: How to maximize expensing under the One Big Beautiful Bill
Maximize tax savings with 100% bonus depreciation and expanded Section 179 expensing under the One Big Beautiful Bill. Timing is critical.
Beyond the $10,000 Cap: Making the Most of SALT Deductions and PTET
New York taxpayers gain relief under the One Big Beautiful Bill with a higher SALT deduction cap and PTET strategies offering new planning opportunities.
The One Big Beautiful Bill: What it means for you and your business
With the One Big Beautiful Bill, here's what’s changed, why it matters and how it sets the stage for the months ahead.
Businesses face new challenges under SALT tax changes
The One Big Beautiful Bill raises the SALT cap to $40K through 2029, but experts warn businesses to prepare for payroll, PTET and nexus shifts.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act reshapes nonprofit tax rules | Viewpoint
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act brings major tax changes for nonprofits, affecting investment income, compensation, giving and clean energy.
New tax law drives estate, giving and 529 strategies
Financial experts weigh in on new tools like DAFs, 529 changes and estate tax updates spurred by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Big bill, big impact: Rochester businesses face opportunities, risks in federal tax proposal
Rochester area businesses could see pros and cons from the One Big Beautiful Bill proposed by the federal administration, area experts say.
