IRS Form 4562 Explained: How to Deduct Business Equipment, Vehicles, and Depreciation
This article from AIM Financial IRS is IRS Form 4562: Depreciation and Amortization. This form helps eligible businesses report deductions…
IRS Form 8829 Explained: Home Office Tax Deduction for Self-Employed Workers
IRS Form 8829 From AIM Financial — Tax Preparation in Grand Rapids, Kentwood, Wyoming, and West Michigan Do you run…
IRS Form 8826 Explained: Disabled Access Tax Credit for Small Businesses
This article focuses on IRS Form 8826, which helps eligible small businesses claim a federal tax credit for qualifying accessibility…
IRS Form 6765 Explained: Research and Development Tax Credits for Businesses
This AIM Financial blog covers IRS Form 6765: Credit for Increasing Research Activities, commonly called the federal research and development…
IRS Form 3800 Explained: General Business Credit Guide for Small Businesses
AIM Financial article explains IRS Form 3800: General Business Credit—an important form for businesses that qualify for multiple federal tax…
IRS Form 5695 Explained: Residential Energy Tax Credits for Michigan Homeowners
This article from AIM Financial is IRS Form 5695: Residential Energy Credits. This is especially relevant for homeowners preparing 2025…
IRS Form 8936 Explained: Clean Vehicle Tax Credits for Michigan Taxpayers
IRS Form: 8936 If you purchased an electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid, or qualifying fuel-cell vehicle, you may have questions about…
IRS Form 8911 Explained: Electric Vehicle Charging Station Tax Credit for Michigan Homeowners and Businesses
This article from AIM Financial IRS is IRS Form 8911: Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit. This is a timely…
IRS Form 8889: Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), Contributions, and Medical Withdrawals Explained
For the 2025 return, Form 8889 reports HSA contributions and distributions, including employer contributions and withdrawals used for medical expenses.…
IRS Form 8863: Education Tax Credits for College Students and Parents
The article below is written for AIM Financial’s website and focuses on the two education credits claimed through Form 8863.…
