Your ceiling.

 

1. Your biggest asset isn’t money. It’s trust.
   If people can count on you, the opportunities never stop.

2. Speed matters.
   The right network moves faster than any bank or institution.

3. Relationships compound.
   One introduction turns into ten more when you show up with value.

4. Your circle is your ceiling.
   If you want bigger plays, get around bigger players.

How many $$$ in Cash Flow Tension costing your company?

At $9, this finds “IRS Guaranteed Method” $$$ 82% of the time? Did you get PPC or ERC money a couple of years back?

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The Big Beautiful Bill passed on July 4th, 2025. Now the IRS is “Legally Obligated” to write you a cash check before this ends by Dec 30th 2025.

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Businesses Set to Benefit From Landmark New Federal Law

Through new legislation passed by Congress and the swift action of Larry Potter, a local business owner, thousands of businesses are about to receive one of the most significant tax windfalls in decades.

 

On July 4, 2025, the President signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Public Law 119-21) into law — a sweeping reform that quietly restored and expanded several powerful business tax incentives. These changes give business owners a rare opportunity to unlock large, immediate cash benefits that were previously phased out or restricted.

 

Who Benefits

 

Commercial Property Owners

The law restores 100% bonus depreciation for qualifying building improvements made between 2023–2028. This means lighting, flooring, HVAC, signage, and other interior components can be fully deducted in the first year rather than depreciated over 39 years.

For many property owners, this translates into hundreds of thousands — even millions — in immediate tax deductions, improving cash flow and freeing up capital to reinvest back into their business.

 

Employers in Key Industries

The bill reinstates full R&D expensing, reversing the previous requirement to amortize costs over five years. Businesses can now deduct qualified research and development expenses all at once in the year they occur.

Many companies don’t realize they already do R&D — industries like manufacturing, software development, farming, engineering, food production, and other process-driven sectors often qualify. This change can double or triple tax benefits for manufacturers, software developers, and other innovators.

 

Employers in Hospitality & Service

The bill creates a new federal income tax deduction of up to $25,000 for employees’ tips and expands the FICA Tip Credit, allowing employers to recapture payroll taxes they pay on tips.

Restaurants, salons, and other service-based businesses can keep more of their earnings while their employees benefit as well. In some cases, this results in annual credits exceeding six figures.

 

Why this matters now

Many of these provisions are retroactive, allowing businesses to go back to 2023 and claim missed deductions and credits. Others apply for a limited window between 2025–2028, creating a unique opportunity to capture value before the window closes.

While the incentives are generous, the rules can be complex. Determining which assets qualify for bonus depreciation, what counts as R&D, or how to properly calculate tip credits requires careful review.

“It’s very favorable, but the details matter,” said a GMG spokesperson. “Businesses that act quickly can capture substantial benefits, but it’s not something to navigate alone.”

 

Expert support

Larry Potter has been appointed the national Incentive Specialist, working in partnership with Growth Management Group (GMG) — a national firm with over 19 years of experience securing specialized tax incentives for businesses across the country.

 

Together, they’re helping US businesses analyze their properties, operations, and payroll to uncover cash that’s often hidden in the tax code.

 

Below is a simple online tool they’ve developed to help determine eligibility and estimate potential savings.

You can check your status now using the online tool, or reach Larry Potter directly at Lgpotter33@gmail.com

The fastest way to lose their attention.

 

Most overcomplicate their content. They worry about the right format, the best time to post, or how to stand out in a crowded feed. But the truth is, the biggest mistake when auditing content is much simpler than that. Too often, the focus is on the themselves, not the reader. Every post is filled with “I” and “me,” while the audience is left searching for where they fit into the story. That’s the fastest way to lose their attention. If you want your content to attract instead of repel, you need to flip the script. Speak to them—their frustrations, their struggles, their goals. Show that you understand what they’re facing and that you can help solve it. The best part? This is a shift you can make right now. Read your next post before you hit publish and ask yourself: Am I writing to showcase myself, or am I writing to connect with them? Will this help someone feel seen, or will it feel like self-promotion? The difference is subtle, but it changes everything. When people feel understood, they lean in. They trust you. And trust is what turns followers into clients. Your brand is not about spotlighting yourself. It is about building a bridge between your expertise and their needs. Make that shift, and you will notice the results.

How employers can save up to $6,480 for each employee with health insurance.

Using a Section 125 Cafeteria Plan, employees can pay for certain benefits with pre-tax dollars, potentially reducing their taxable income. This can lead to tax savings on the premiums for employer-sponsored health plans.

To calculate the cost using a Cafeteria Plan, consider the following steps:

1. Annual Premium: The average annual premium for a family health plan is approximately $27,000.

2. Pre-Tax Advantage: If the premium is deducted from the employee's paycheck before taxes, the employee saves on federal income tax, Social Security tax, and Medicare tax.

3. Tax Bracket Consideration: The actual savings depend on the employee's tax bracket. For example, if an employee is in a 24% federal tax bracket, the savings would be significant.

Example Calculation

• Annual Premium: $27,000
• Tax Savings (assuming a 24% federal tax rate):
  • Tax savings = $27,000 * 0.24 = $6,480
• Net Cost to Employee:
  • $27,000 - $6,480 = $20,520

Conclusion

The cost to the employee using a Section 125 Cafeteria Plan could effectively be lower than the full premium cost due to tax savings. In this example, the net cost would be approximately $20,520, depending on the individual's tax situation.

For a precise calculation, it's advisable to consult with a tax professional or benefits specialist to consider all variables, including state taxes and specific deductions.

Letting Go to Grow: Overcoming the Need to Do It All - Lessons From A Mom Who Is Also A CPA

 

There was a time when my days felt like a tightrope walk, balancing client deadlines with bedtime stories, my desk cluttered with spreadsheets and sippy cups. I’d lie awake at night, wondering if I was doing enough, if I could keep all the plates spinning without letting one crash. The weight of trying to do it all— the organized everything—was heavy, and I carried it quietly, thinking it was just mine to hold.

But slowly, I learned to loosen my grip. I started leaning on others—my team, my family, my friends—and found that letting go didn’t mean failing; it meant growing. Those moments when I trusted someone else to handle a task or took a breath to just be with my kids, they became my strength. I’m still on this journey, finding ways to weave my work and my heart together, and I feel you out there, walking a similar path, carrying your own dreams and duties with grace.

You’re crafting a life that’s yours, full of numbers and love and quiet victories. I’m right here, nodding along, sharing this space with you, knowing there’s a way to let go just enough to let yourself shine.

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Stay in demand.

 

1. Leads are only as good as the trust you build with them.
   You don’t need more leads. You need deeper relationships.

2. Consistency beats talent.
   You don’t have to be the best. You have to be the one they remember.

3. Referrals don’t just happen.
   They’re earned through trust and reliability.

4. Attention is the real currency.
   Stay top-of-mind, and you’ll stay in demand.