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2019 Extended Kansas Income Tax Returns Have Additional Month to File
The Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) has extended the filing date for some 2019 corporate income tax return filers. If your Kansas-based business meets the criteria below, KDOR is allowing an extended filing date for 2019 corporate income…
Tax Implications of Doing Business Across State Lines
Remote Workers and Employers May Find Sticky Tax Issues By Shannon Wolcott, CPA If your company is growing and expanding into other states, or if you have employees who live…
Cash Flow Forecast Helps Business Owners Prepare for the Future
Actionable Data Based on Current Conditions By James Bailey, CPA As we head into the holiday season, uncertainty clouds the landscape for many business owners, and the need to fully…
Form 1099-MISC and Form 1099-NEC: What to Know and When to Send
Changes to Non-Employee Compensation and Due Dates for 2020 By Kallie Birch More businesses are relying on the help of independent contractors to complete projects, and while that’s not the…
COVID-19-related Retirement Plan Withdrawals Come with Strings
Penalties Are Forgiven, Taxes Are Not By Jude Fox, CPA If you’re saving for retirement through a qualified retirement plan, you may be aware that the rules for taking early…
Strategies for Manufacturers Leading Up to Year End
Laura Blankenship Manufacturing, Blog COVID-19 Manufacturing, Julie Wondra
Cash Preservation, Tax Planning, and PPP Loan Forgiveness By Julie Wondra, CPA As we enter the fourth quarter of 2020, there is still much uncertainty in the manufacturing marketplace, as…