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Financial & Tax Guides

Practical, source-backed guides for independent contractors, small business owners, and retail sellers. Step-by-step formulas, deduction checklists, and compliance rules.

Editorial Pipeline: Scheduled Releases

2 Guides / Week Cadence

Our statutory research desk is preparing and peer-reviewing the following cornerstone guides:

Sales Tax & EcommerceReleasing Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Sales Tax on Shipping & Handling: 2026 State-by-State Rules

Separately stated exemptions, handling traps, common carrier rules, and proportional freight allocation on mixed orders.

Sales Tax & EcommerceReleasing Friday, November 6, 2026

Discounts, Coupons & Manufacturer Rebates Sales Tax Guide

Why store discounts reduce taxable sales price, why manufacturer coupons do not, and how cash discounts work under state tax laws.

Small Business PricingReleasing Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Resale Certificates & Exemption Compliance Guide (2026)

How small businesses purchase wholesale inventory tax-free, state resale certificate requirements, and audit verification procedures.

Freelance & 1099Releasing Friday, November 13, 2026

Sole Proprietorship vs. Single-Member LLC: Complete Small Business Tax Guide

Pass-through taxation mechanics, Schedule C deductions, liability distinctions, and S-Corp election thresholds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are GlobCalc guides updated for the 2026 tax year?+

Yes. All guides reflect current IRS inflation adjustments, Social Security wage caps, standard deductions, and state tax rules for the 2026 calendar tax year.

Who writes and reviews GlobCalc guides?+

GlobCalc guides are compiled and maintained by our Tax Research Desk using primary government records: the Internal Revenue Code (Title 26), official IRS publications, and state Department of Revenue bulletins, under the technical direction of founder Paarath Sharma.

Can I use these guides instead of speaking to a CPA?+

GlobCalc guides are designed for educational planning, accurate math estimation, and workflow preparation. For complex corporate audits, legal disputes, or personalized estate planning, consult a licensed Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or tax attorney.