By Andres Molgora, CPA The US government’s response to COVID -19 included massive stimulus funding along with cumbersome and rushed guidance that confused even the most conscientious business owner. With another round of stimulus on
By Teri Kaye We are getting a lot of calls and emails from clients about the new round of PPP Loans and about forgiveness of the first round. Certain banks are opening portals this week
By Kyle Parish Following the passage of the massive CARES Act in March, business leaders were appropriately focused on the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), shifting employment rules, modifications to payroll taxes and new rules around
The Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers and tax professionals to use electronic options to support social distancing and speed the processing of tax returns, refunds and payments. To protect the public and employees, and in
By Michael Daszkal, CPA For most in the world, Covid-19 is our first experience with a widespread pandemic. It’s also our first experience with the responses of our local, state and federal officials. From a
By Teri Kaye, CPA The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act and its well-known Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) provided substantial relief in the form of tax-free funds and forgivable loans to businesses suffering
Jeff Stamm, Director of our Transactional Advisory Services Practice Co-Authored this article that was prominently featured in LAW360. As the CARES Act continues to provide relief for businesses across the country, M&A attorneys and financial
By Henry Martin Once viewed with skepticism, working from home has gained momentum in recent years as technology evolves to provide greater flexibility and access to a larger talent pool. These days, however, working from
