The condition ratings for the current wheat crop here in Texas took a big jump last week as rains in many areas of the state gave the crop a much needed boost.

Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural business owners have until Jan. 1 to file their beneficial ownership information with the Treasury Department under the Corporate Transparency Act.

The Texas Wheat Symposium hosted by the Texas Wheat Producers Association is coming up Wednesday, Dec. 4.

11/22/24 - Texas winter wheat; Filing deadline approaching; Texas Wheat Symposium

President-Elect Donald Trump has nominated Glen Rose native Brooke Rollins to serve as the next U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.

Despite increases in other food and beverage categories, dairy products remain affordable.

A federal judge in Texas has issued a nationwide injunction against the Corporate Transparency Act.

12/05/24 - Who is Brooke Rollins?; Dairy remains affordable; Corporate Transparency Act injunction

"Keep What's Yours" is a weekly show hosted by Jeff Zufall, a senior tax strategist and wealth advisor with Capital Advisory Group, and Josh Gilbert. The show emphasizes the importance of year-round tax planning and financial management. In this episode, they discuss various topics including the pervasive nature of taxes, the impact of tariffs, strategies for managing debt, and the importance of maintaining a good credit score. They also touch on the significance of consistent retirement contributions and the potential pitfalls of reducing them to pay off debt. Additionally, the hosts highlight the importance of checking paycheck stubs for accurate tax withholdings and the benefits of year-end financial planning. The episode concludes with a discussion on the new IRS Commissioner appointment and the implications of the Corporate Transparency Act for LLC owners. 

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A federal district court in Texas has ruled that the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) “is likely unconstitutional as outside of Congress’s power” and “the compliance deadline is stayed.” So, what does this mean for your business?

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Federal Court Issues Nationwide Preliminary Injunction on Corporate Transparency Act

"Keep What's Yours" is hosted by Josh Gilbert and Jeff Zufall, the senior tax strategist and wealth advisor at Capital Advisory Group. Today’s show covers various financial topics, including strategies for managing rising credit card bills, understanding interest rates on credit cards, and the implications of missing payments. Your hosts discuss year-end tax planning, emphasizing the importance of taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) and exploring tax loss harvesting to offset gains. The show also highlights the Corporate Transparency Act, the unified estate gift tax, and the potential penalties for not complying with tax regulations. Listeners are encouraged to consult with a tax professional to maximize their financial benefits and ensure compliance with ever changing tax laws.

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There has been another change to the Corporate Transparency Act reporting requirements.

This has been a good year for the cattle market with record high prices in nearly every sector of the industry.

12/30/24 - Another change in Corporate Transparency Act requirements; Surprises in cattle markets

The Corporate Transparency Act filing deadline is back.

After months of waiting a trade dispute panel has finally weighed in on Mexico's decree banning imports of genetically modified corn from the United States.

Two big farm conventions are coming to Texas after the first of the year, and they'll both be held in San Antonio.

12/25/24 - Corporate Transparency Act deadline; Panel rules on Mexico GM corn ban; Farm conventions

"Keep What's Yours" is a financial podcast hosted by Jeff Zufall, a senior tax strategist and wealth advisor with Capital Advisory Group and Josh Gilbert. In this episode, they discuss strategies for managing credit card debt, the benefits of using tax-advantaged accounts like FSAs and HSAs, and the importance of year-end tax planning. They also touch on the implications of recent rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and the potential impact on inflation and the economy. Additionally, they provide updates on the Corporate Transparency Act and the IRS's efforts to distribute unclaimed COVID-19 recovery rebates. The hosts emphasize the importance of proactive financial planning and offer practical advice for listeners to optimize their tax savings and manage their finances effectively.
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2024-12-28 Keep What’s Yours

Information Reporting Requirements Under the Corporate Transparency Act are discussed.


Injunction on Corporate Transparency Act Leaves BOI Reporting Clear to Partly Cloudy | 12-10-24

A Texas federal court has lifted a nationwide injunction which puts reporting requirements back into effect in regards to the Corporate Transparency Act.  Anyone with legal entities created through the Secretary of State is required to report the necessary information.  This includes farmers, ranchers and farm organizations where applicable.  Violators may be subject to fines and possible imprisonment.

2/20/25 -  Legal reporting requirements back into effect for agriculture

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