The ongoing government shutdown, which began October 1, 2025, has paused many IRS functions and could impact certain tax-related processes. HHM CPAs is here to help you stay compliant and informed during this period.

The IRS and most states require that taxes that will be due for the upcoming year be paid in advance, so taxes due in April 2026 for the year 2025 need to be paid during the 2025 calendar year.

The 2025 event was a tremendous success, raising over $200,000 to support Palmer Home’s programs.

We are proud to be named a 2025 INSIDE Public Accounting Best of the Best Firm — our 10th year in a row!

HHM CPAs’ own Erica Smith, CPA, shares her perspective on how intentional communication shapes strong, effective leaders.

When someone has been with your company for decades and announces they are going to retire, it’s a big event which needs to be handled more seriously than a routine replacement.

Beginning January 1, 2026, new rules under SECURE 2.0 will significantly change how certain employees make catch-up contributions to retirement plans. Highly Paid Individuals (HPIs) will be required to make their catch-up contributions on a Roth basis.

In this video, we sit down with Michael Barr, an intern at HHM CPAs, as he shares how his experience with the firm has helped bridge the gap between academics and real-world accounting. Michael talks about what initially attracted him to HHM, the hands-on experience he’s gained, and how the supportive team has helped him grow both professionally and personally.

The OBBBA’s permanent increase in the federal estate and gift tax exclusion to $15 million per individual opens new opportunities for high-net-worth clients but also requires a thoughtful review of existing plans.