H.R. 7010 Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020
Neil Zinser, Tax Partner On June 5th, 2020, the President signed the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 providing more flexibility for borrowers seeking forgiveness of the PPP Loan provided by the CARES Act. Regulations and rules governing the... Read More →
Navigating the Financial Corona Storm – PPP is Gone What Now?
Matthew Saltzman, Partner and Director, Strategic Advisory Services Last month we discussed the impact of Covid-19 pandemic at a high level and set the stage for the questions you should be asking yourself as you begin to return to the... Read More →
GASB Statement No. 95 – An Unprecedented Standard in Unprecedented Times
Jennifer French, Principal, Assurance Services During these unprecedented times in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (“GASB”) is giving us a break. During March 2020, the GASB received requests from various governments and organizations to postpone... Read More →
How Health Care Leaders Are Surviving the Pandemic
Interviews and Article by Samuel Haynes, Tax Accountant The Covid-19 Pandemic is something that our country has not seen since the Spanish Flu, over one hundred years ago. It has impacted our society in numerous ways from schools and churches... Read More →
SCOTUS & The Anti Injunction Case
Dustin Wells, Tax Specialist Do you not want to pay taxes? Does anyone? Not really. Maybe you can avoid paying taxes if you file suit against the IRS or an injunction against tax collection but if you do you’re going... Read More →
How to Stay Productive When Working from Home
Due to the unprecedented effects of COVID-19, the line between our professional and personal lives has blurred. Trying to take care of job responsibilities from home requires new ways of navigating. Here are a few ideas to help you become... Read More →
How IT Spending Will Change When Business Resumes
Most states are starting to relax stay-at-home restrictions. As such, businesses are developing plans for bringing employees back to work. Many businesses are already affected by the pandemic and their future looks grim. Specifically, we are going to look at... Read More →
Are Dividends Becoming a Luxury During the Coronavirus Pandemic?
According to the futures market, Chicago Mercantile Exchange contracts are forecasting a drop of 27 percent in dividends over 24 months for the S&P 500 index. Dividends are projected to fall to $42.05 in 2021, a drop from 2020’s dividend... Read More →
IRS Questions and Answers on COVID-19 IRA and 401(k) Loans & Distributions
The CARES Act stimulus package substantially relaxed the rules around certain retirement account loan and distribution requirements, but with much confusion. As a result, the IRS recently put out a FAQ document to address the COVID-19 rule relaxation around IRA... Read More →
Congress at Work: In the Wake of the Coronavirus Pandemic, Congress Passes the Most Expensive Single Spending Bill in American History
The Congress at Work series of articles is designed to give you a glimpse of various types of legislation currently under consideration. While either the Senate or the House of Representatives may initiate a bill proposal, be aware that many... Read More →