LATEST COVID-19 UPDATES
Update on PPP Loan Forgiveness: Where the Program Stands and Unanswered Questions
4/21/20: The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is intended to support employers to continue to pay their workers while facing COVID-19 related challenges. The CARES Act provides that PPP loans can be forgiven, on a federally tax-free basis, up to 100% of the amount borrowed if the company meets certain criteria. Read More
Important Guidance on Calculating PPP Loan Forgiveness and Related Documentation Requirements
4/13/20: The CARES Act instituted the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) which provides loans between April 3, 2020 and June 30, 2020 of up to $10 million to help companies retain their employees and assist in covering certain specified qualified costs. PPP loans can be forgiven up to 100% of the amount borrowed if the company meets certain criteria. Read More
Understanding How the Paycheck Protection Loan Program Can Provide Support for Your Business
3/31/20: The CARES Act allocated approximately $350 billion to help small businesses keep workers employed and cover certain expenses while dealing with the impact of the pandemic has had on the United States' economy and its citizens' health. Read More
Understanding How the Tax Provisions of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act Provide Broad Relief for Individuals
3/30/20: On Friday, March 27, 2020, the CARES Act became law. The Act includes a wide range of financial and tax relief for businesses and individuals. It is the largest stimulus package ever passed. Read More
Understanding How the Tax Provisions of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act Provide Broad Relief for Businesses
3/30/20: On Friday, March 27, 2020, the CARES Act became law. The Act includes a wide range of financial and tax relief for businesses and individuals. It is the largest stimulus package ever passed. Read More
What the Families First Coronavirus Response Package Means to You
3/26/20: As noted in an earlier release, phase two of the federal government's legislation requires certain size employers to provide paid sick leave as well as paid family and medical leave to employees. Read More
Business Relief, Tax and Financial Matters
3/23/20: The past week was one of the more challenging we have faced. Going forward, for as long as it's useful, we will bring you a regular round up of relevant COVID-19 information highlighting what you need to know to manage through this crisis. Here are some key updates: Read More
Treasury Announces Extension of April 15th Filing Deadline
3/20/20: Treasury Secretary Mnuchin announced today that the filing deadline for federal tax returns originally due April 15th will be extended 90 days until July 15th, 2020 as an additional step aimed to providing relief to taxpayers. Read More
What You Need To Know About Families First Coronavirus Act
3/20/20: The Families First Coronavirus Response Act was signed into law on March 18th. The Act requires most private employers with fewer than 500 employees to provide paid sick and family leave to employees affected by the coronavirus. Read More
Treasury Relief Postpones Certain Tax Payments
3/19/20: The IRS has released guidance related to the postponement of certain tax payments as relief to taxpayers during the Covid-19 outbreak. This measure provides one of the first of what will likely b several measures to improve the liquidity of businesses and individuals. Read More
Covid-19 - Addressing Key Business Issues
3/18/20: The disruption to the economy and to how we socialize due to Covid-19 is quite significant. As with other major disruptions of the past, we will likely progress through a period of uncertainty after which businesses will slowly recover. Here are several key items to address so you can keep your business and its employees on track. Read More
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