If you are a parent in Idaho seeking ways to reduce the financial impact of private or non-public school expenses, the Idaho Parental Choice Tax Credit could help. This refundable tax credit offers eligible families up to $5,000 per child—or $7,500 for children with qualifying disabilities—to help offset costs.

The start of a new year means one thing for business owners and bookkeepers: 1099 season. Preparing and filing 1099s is a crucial part of staying compliant with the IRS—but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a clear checklist and an understanding of the rules for the 2026 filing season (covering 2025 payments), you can stay ahead of deadlines and avoid costly mistakes.

When you’re running a business that keeps your town moving — whether that’s agriculture, trades, or a community staple — you can’t afford to leave your dollars up to chance. A budget is your financial roadmap: it keeps the operation steady today and builds the legacy you’re working so hard for tomorrow.

When you’re busy running a business, digging into financial reports usually falls to the bottom of the list. But there are a few key numbers that—when you keep an eye on them—can make the difference between smooth sailing and chaos.