June 30, 2026, is a hard deadline. But rushing the wrong project can create just as many problems as missing the window entirely. If you work with commercial building owners, developers, or construction clients, you've probably already heard…
April 15 feels like the finish line. Returns filed. Extensions submitted. Everyone exhales and moves on. But the decisions that shape a business's tax position aren't made in April. They're made in the critical months leading up to it. Or…
The way businesses utilize federal energy tax incentives is evolving. Historically, companies that generated energy tax credits but did not have sufficient tax liability had limited options. In many cases, that meant carrying credits forward or entering more complex tax equity structures. Tax credit…
Smart Tax Planning Starts Now: Incentives CPAs Should Help Clients Evaluate Early in the Year By the time tax season is in full swing, most of the decisions that determine incentive eligibility are already behind us. That’s the disconnect many CPAs run into…
By the time tax season is in full swing, most of the decisions that determine incentive eligibility are already behind us. That’s the disconnect many CPAs run into every year. The credits exist. The deductions are valid. But the planning conversation happens too…
The Future of Accounting is Built Differently The accounting profession is changing, and firms that want to thrive in the years ahead need to think beyond traditional growth models. That’s why Tri-Merit is proud to announce the return of Bridging…
(Updated for HR 1 / OBBB and IRS guidance as of December 2025) When Congress passed HR 1, also known as OBBB (“One Big Beautiful Bill”), it reshaped how businesses and public organizations plan renewable energy projects. Some incentives became…
R&D tax credits are one of the most effective ways for businesses to increase cash flow. Yet many companies miss out because the rules are complex and easy to misunderstand. This guide highlights the eight most common mistakes and how…
What Is Cost Segregation? Cost segregation is an IRS-approved tax strategy that enables commercial property owners to accelerate depreciation and enhance their cash flow. By breaking down a building into its individual components—like electrical and mechanical systems, finishes, and land…
It’s that time of year again. The tax deadlines have passed, your clients have finally exhaled, and now comes the real opportunity: planning ahead. While most are still catching their breath from 2024 filings, tax professionals know that the best…