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Hey everyone, Michael Garcia here from ProTaxMasters. It is May 2026, and if you’re kicking back after a weekend camping at one of the Texas State Parks like I am today, you know spring is finally starting

Salt, Starch, and Stamps: ProTaxMasters History Files Vol. 4 Have you ever looked at your tax bill and thought, “At least they aren’t taxing the air I breathe”? Well, hold that thought. While we haven't quite reached

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By ProTaxMasters Happy Birthday, America, and happy payday for your kids! If you’ve been keeping an ear to the ground about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, you’ve likely heard the buzz about "Trump Accounts." Starting July

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By ProTaxMasters Better Together: Why Local Partnerships Drive San Marcos Growth At ProTaxMasters, we have always believed that a business is only as strong as the community that surrounds it. Here in San Marcos, Texas, we aren't

As the Texas Hill Country continues to bloom this spring, the city of San Marcos is experiencing a transformation unlike any other in its history. From the massive $47 million Buc-ee’s travel center set to anchor the

Running a small business in 2026 is a balancing act. You’re juggling client demands, managing a team, and trying to stay ahead of the ever-evolving tax code. But while you’re focused on growth, there’s a shadow industry

For many small business owners, the month of April brings a familiar sense of dread. It is often characterized by a frantic scramble for receipts, late nights spent hunched over spreadsheets, and the unpleasant surprise of a