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Outsourced Accounting: Is It Right for Your Company?

6/3/2020

When Identity Theft Hits Your Taxes

6/3/2020

When someone uses your stolen personal information — your Social Security number, for example — to file a tax return claiming a fraudulent refund, that's considered tax-related identity theft. How do you know if you've been a victim?

Budgeting Tips for Managers

6/3/2020

Unless you're part of a financial department, you may have received little or no formal training in how to develop a budget forecast, track expenses or make midyear adjustments. You've been handed a spreadsheet or finance report, and you're expected to know what to do with it.

How to Leave Your Worldly Goods

6/3/2020

Have you decided that it's time to consider estate planning and contemplate when and how to distribute your assets to your heirs? Realistically, you imagine that this process will entail a series of trade-offs to prevent emotion-laden family problems.

Why Didn't I Get My PPP Loan?

5/24/2020

You may have been one of the businesses that pounced on the hastily assembled Paycheck Protection Program in hopes of getting a loan. Many businesses succeeded, but some did not, and it's not always clear why. If you didn't, here are some clues why.

SBA Gives Guidance and Form for PPP Loan Forgiveness

5/20/2020

One of the most significant features of the SBA's Paycheck Protection Program is the forgiveness provision—the loans become grants for companies that use the loans to maintain their workforce levels. Companies that have met the stringent requirements need to fill out a form and follow instructions carefully—they include several measures to reduce compliance burdens and simplify the process for borrowers, including:

PPP: IRS and SBA Issue New Guidance

5/20/2020

Like most new government programs, the PPP has been followed by a stream of clarifying guidance from the relevant federal agencies. Whether you have such loans already or are seeking to get them, you should be aware of the details.

IRS Gives Break on Flexible Spending Plans

5/20/2020

The IRS has granted relief for 125 cafeteria plans, health flexible spending arrangements and dependent care assistance programs.

Wage-and-Hour Rules During the Pandemic

5/6/2020

Health consequences aside, pandemics can wreak havoc on businesses, upending supply chains and employment models around the world. To help curb the spread of disease, public health officials may recommend that employees work from home, be placed on furlough or work fewer hours. In addition, the U.S. Department of Labor may provide guidance on how U.S. employers should handle wages during the pandemic.

Leave Rules on Caring for a Spouse, Child or Parent

5/6/2020

The National Partnership for Women and Families says that "at some point, nearly everyone will need to take time away from work to deal with a serious personal or family health condition, or to bond with a new child." Yet only 19% of U.S. employees receive paid family leave through their employers.

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Outsourced Accounting: Is It Right for Your Company?

When Identity Theft Hits Your Taxes

Budgeting Tips for Managers

How to Leave Your Worldly Goods

Why Didn't I Get My PPP Loan?

SBA Gives Guidance and Form for PPP Loan Forgiveness

PPP: IRS and SBA Issue New Guidance

IRS Gives Break on Flexible Spending Plans

Wage-and-Hour Rules During the Pandemic

Leave Rules on Caring for a Spouse, Child or Parent

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