Kreative Tax Pros Newsletter
Wednesday 15 October, 2025
Vol. 1 – Issue #1 For Individuals & Small Business Owners
TOP NEWS
Higher Standard Deduction: Approx. $15,750 (single) and $31,500 (married filing jointly) for 2025. Run the numbers to see if itemizing still helps.
Extra Deduction for Ages 65+: A larger bump helps retirees offset costs — time to revisit your income and withdrawal strategy.
Auto Loan Interest Deduction (select new vehicles): Potential deduction on interest for qualifying U.S.-assembled vehicles. Rules apply.
SALT Cap Temporarily Higher: Cap raised to $40,000 for many filers — could make itemizing worthwhile, especially in high‑tax states.
Small Business Expensing & QBI: Extended bonus depreciation, robust Section 179 limits, and continued 20% QBI deduction (subject to rules).
Coming Next Month
Smart Year‑End Moves to Reduce Your 2025 Taxes Before It’s Too Late.
What the New 2025 Tax Law Means for You
Welcome to the first edition of the Kreative Tax Pros Newsletter!
We’ll simplify financial topics, share smart tax strategies, and help you plan ahead with confidence. This month, we’re covering the new 2025 tax law — and what it could mean for your bottom line.
What You Can Do Now
Update withholdings & estimates.
New brackets and deductions can change your refund or balance due.
Max tax-advantaged savings.
Review 401(k), IRA, and SEP IRA contribution limits for 2025.
Track deductions year-round.
Mileage, business meals, and equipment purchases — don’t wait until filing time.
Plan for sunsets.
Many provisions are temporary; build a two- to three-year plan now.
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This email is for educational purposes and not tax or legal advice. Consult your tax professional for your specific situation.
Real‑Life Example: Maria the Small Business Owner
Maria runs a small consulting firm and used to owe several thousand dollars each year. Under the new rules, she leverages the 20% QBI deduction, writes off new equipment with 100% bonus depreciation, and adjusts estimates for the higher standard deduction — saving over $4,000 by planning early.