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It’s Team Member Tuesday! Meet Kayla Luttrell, Manager at Larson Gross.

Kayla brings a thoughtful and steady approach to every client relationship, combining attention to detail with genuine care for the people she works alongside. Whether she’s collaborating with teammates or helping clients navigate important decisions, she’s known for making things feel approachable, organized, and well supported.

Outside of work, Kayla loves spending time on the water with her family, whether it’s a lake day or another outdoor adventure. She also enjoys traveling, hiking, and reading books in the sun. When she’s not outdoors, you can often find her baking and decorating cakes, where creativity, patience, and a good eye for detail all come together in the sweetest way.

At Larson Gross, we know great teams are built on meaningful relationships and people who truly care, and Kayla brings that energy to our team every day.

How much is your accounting system really costing your business?

Many organizations delay system upgrades because their current platform still works. But manual spreadsheets, workarounds, and disconnected processes can create hidden costs through added labor, increased risk, delayed reporting, and limited growth.

The real question isn't what a new system will cost—it's what you're already paying to keep the old one.

Understand about the hidden costs of "good enough" accounting systems and why technology investments should be evaluated beyond software expenses.

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Construction companies are increasingly being targeted by cyber threats, and most incidents start with simple, preventable gaps.

Our latest article explores practical cybersecurity guardrails that help construction firms protect operations, reduce risk, and build resilience in an increasingly digital industry.

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Are you planning to make a June 15 estimated tax payment?

Some Washington taxpayers affected by the December 2025 storms, flooding, landslides, and mudslides may have more time.

The IRS has extended certain federal tax filing and payment deadlines for eligible taxpayers in designated Washington counties and tribal nations. In many cases, affected taxpayers now have until August 5, 2026, to file certain federal returns and make certain payments.

This relief may include the June 15, 2026 second-quarter federal estimated tax payment.

Eligibility depends on your location, records, and specific tax situation. If you’re unsure whether this relief applies to you, reach out to your Larson Gross advisor before making a decision.