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It Depends is a podcast series brought to you by Hantzmon Wiebel. If you’ve ever talked to an accountant, they’ve probably told you, “Well, it depends…” This podcast series is for business owners, leaders, operators, accountants, or anyone just wanting to learn more about the…
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Resistance Is Not The Enemy (opens the original)
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Resistance is not the enemy of change. In Episode 29, Managing Partner and CEO Jennifer DuBois sits down with host Clarissa Hoffman to unpack what actually drives successful organizational change. Her advice for any organization preparing for a major shift might surprise you.
Knowing the Right Time to Hire a CPA (opens the original)
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For many people, the question of when to hire a CPA often comes up during tax season. But according to Larry Martin, a Hantzmon Wiebel Consultant, the better answer is often much earlier.
Qualified Opportunity Zones and the 2026 Tax Deadline (opens the original)
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In this episode of It Depends , host Clarissa Hoffman sits down with tax partner Kendra Stribling to break down what Qualified Opportunity Zone investors need to know before the December 31, 2026 recognition deadline for deferred capital gains. They cover the key tax benefits of QOF investing, the 180-day reinvestment rule, and how recent legislation making the program permanent creates new planning opportunities, including enhanced incentives for Rural Opportunity Zones. Whether you hold a lega
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