Whether your goal is to travel the world, move closer to your grandchildren, help your child start a business, or just to live comfortably, you need to have a retirement plan in place.
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Employee benefit plans can be a win-win for employers and employees. With the right 401(k) plan, employers can attract and retain top talent and incentivize employee performance.
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The rise in telework led to more employees working across state lines. Since every state has its own sales, use, and income tax laws, employers are facing new nexus issues.
Running a business takes hard work and dedication. To ensure your business runs efficiently, you need access to the right resources.
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The accounting resources needed by businesses across industries vary drastically. In healthcare, financial, operational, and technology needs can differ significantly from one practice to another.
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Nonprofit organizations, like lifeguards, are the first to selflessly jump in and help when a person or community is in harm’s way. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has many of us wondering who will jump in if the lifeguards need saving?
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For manufacturers, contractors, and many other types of privately held companies, estimating costs on a per-batch or per-job basis and managing their overhead costs are key components of their success.
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) released its new standards for revenue recognition back in May of 2014. The standard affects the manner in which all entities recognize revenue amounts they expect to receive for the exchange of goods or services.
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Nursing homes have been particularly vulnerable to the health and economic effects of the COVID-19 crisis. Taking measures to maximize your nursing home’s Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements and your cash flow is critical, now more than ever.
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Business success is strongly tied to transparency, or knowing where you are financially, and, for business owners, your financial outlook will be the basis for many of the day-to-day and key operational decisions you make.
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In times of economic uncertainty, expanding your business through mergers and acquisitions (M&A) may seem like an unattainable goal; however, businesses shouldn’t let fear of the unknown push growth opportunities to the back burner.
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While there are many ways to open channels for cash flow, the R&D Tax Credit is an often undervalued, or even overlooked, channel for manufacturers, especially those considered among small to mid-sized businesses.
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Implementing and following appropriate accounting and bookkeeping practices can support your nonprofit’s mission and overall success.
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Modernized payment options have become essential in meeting both patient and provider needs. Here are some considerations.
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Although there is talk in DC about new stimulus programs, now is the time to wrap up the original PPP loan and begin thinking about the application for loan forgiveness.
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On Friday, June 5, President Trump signed H.R. 7010, better known as the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020. As the name suggests, the law grants greater flexibility to borrowers when it comes to qualifying for forgiveness.
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The SBA has recently provided some updates and clarification around PPP forgiveness. However, there are still significant outstanding questions and unresolved issues. We are closely keeping our eye on further announcements from the SBA and Treasury. Additionally there are new bills moving through Congress that may address some confusion. The PPP Flexibility Act recently passed in the House, and it's anticipated the Senate will take up the bill and draft a similar version. Based on these recent announcements, here is what we've learned, ongoing outstanding questions and new issues that have arisen.
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Receiving PPP funds provided immediate financial relief to many businesses and organizations around the country. As long as funding from the program was spent in the right ratios on payroll, rent and utilities, the loan would be forgiven, and you’re basically looking at free money, right? Not so fast.
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Many businesses across the country began to experience some relief as much needed funds were distributed to PPP loan applicants. Part of what makes this program so attractive is the generous forgiveness opportunity connected with the loan. This is the time that borrowers want to ensure they are doing everything they can to maximize their forgiveness amount.
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If you did not file 2018 or 2019 federal income taxes you may be required to provide your information to the IRS in order to receive your Economic Impact Payment.
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