Tax: Business, Blog Tags: COVID-19, Business Survival
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…
Volume 11 Issue 1, Tax: Business, Blog Tags: Tax Reform, Tax Planning, IRS
Tax Implications of Employer-Provided Parking By Donald G. Grossardt (originally published on December 5, 2019) Updated by Robert W. Decker on October 1, 2020 Forty-five years ago, when I was…
Tax: Business, Blog Tags: IRS, FAQ
E-filing Now Available for Form 8300 By Baron Green The Internal Revenue Service requires that cash receipts of $10,000 or more from business transactions must be reported to the IRS…
Tax: Individual, Tax: Business, Blog Tags: Tax Reform, Tax Planning
Philosophical Wish Lists or Likely Tax Policies? By Susan Day, CPA, CGMA During a presidential election year – even one marked by a pandemic – candidates can be counted on…
Volume 11 Issue 8, Payroll, Tax: Business, Blog Tags: Payroll
What you need to know about President Trump’s recent executive orders The executive orders signed by President Trump less than one week ago to extend certain federal COVID-19 relief aid…
Volume 11 Issue 8, Tax: Individual, Tax: Business, Blog Tags: Cybersecurity, IRS, Fraud, Identity Theft
Coronavirus Pandemic Leading to Increased Fraud Tax fraud and tax identity theft usually peak each year during tax season. In 2020, the circumstances for fraud have never been higher. A…
Tax: Individual, Tax: Business, Blog Tags: Tax Reform, legislation
July 15, 2020 Deadline for Taxpayers to File Protective Refund Claims The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was a key piece of legislation in 2008 that expanded healthcare coverage for Americans….
Tax: Business, Blog Tags: James Bailey, Austin Coyan, Business Survival, PPP
Webinar Helps Businesses Make Sense of Changing Rules If one thing has become certain these last few months, it’s that change is the only constant. New rules for PPP loan…
Tax: Business, Blog Tags: Business Survival, PPP
Fast-tracked Forgiveness Proposed for Smaller PPP Loans Both houses of Congress this week approved legislation to extend the deadline to apply for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan to August…
Tax: Business, Blog Tags: James Bailey, Austin Coyan, Business Survival, PPP
What is an Allowable Expense, and How Does the New FTE Calculation Come into Play? Navigating loan forgiveness for Paycheck Protection Program funds is becoming a complex and confusing process….
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