The IRS Is Watching Payroll More Closely in 2026: Compliance Tips for Law Firms and Franchise Restaurants

Bookkeeping, Business, Taxes

For many business owners, payroll is simply part of the routine. Employees get paid. Payroll taxes are filed. Reports are submitted. Business moves on. But in 2026, payroll compliance is getting a lot more attention—and not just from your payroll provider. The IRS has increased enforcement efforts in recent years, and payroll continues to be…

Estimated Taxes in 2026: What Law Firms and Franchise Restaurants Should Review Before Q3 Payments

Franchise, Law Firm, Taxes

By the time June arrives, many business owners are finally catching their breath after tax season. But while April filing deadlines may be behind you, there’s another important financial milestone approaching quickly: Q3 estimated tax payments. And in 2026, estimated taxes deserve more attention than ever. Between changing profitability, increased IRS scrutiny, payroll fluctuations, and…