Business Meal Deductions in 2025 and 2026
The rules around business meal deductions have tightened, and confusion is costing business owners real money. In this Kaizen Time discussion,...
Trusts are often seen as something only ultra-wealthy families need. In reality, they play a critical role for everyday business owners, especially when it comes to business continuity, asset control, and avoiding unnecessary court involvement.
In this Kaizen Time episode, Eric explains how trusts actually work, how they differ from wills, and why small business owners should understand them sooner rather than later. The conversation focuses on real-world scenarios, not estate planning myths, and explains how a trust can help protect a business, reduce uncertainty, and ensure clear instructions are followed if something unexpected happens.
No. Trusts can play an important role for small business owners by helping manage assets, protect business continuity, and reduce uncertainty if something happens unexpectedly.
Why trusts matter even if you don’t consider yourself “wealthy”
How trusts and wills serve different purposes
What happens to a business when there’s no trust in place
How trusts can help avoid delays, confusion, and loss of control
When it makes sense to explore a basic living trust
The rules around business meal deductions have tightened, and confusion is costing business owners real money. In this Kaizen Time discussion,...
The IRS has officially phased out paper checks for both payments and refunds. That shift affects how business owners send money to the IRS, how...