With new technology, new workflows, and plenty of hand sanitizer, preparers are ready for the disease.
The super-wealthy can deploy sophisticated strategies to pass on billions of dollars to their descendants tax-free.
CPAs who are also business executives are concerned about the potential global fallout from the outbreak.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is giving “conditional” regulatory relief from certain filing obligations for public companies due to the outbreak.
The job gains were mainly at big companies and largely came before the outbreak of the coronavirus in the U.S.
The American Institute of CPAs will begin offering SOC for Supply Chain, a new assurance framework, this month, to help business clients have more confidence around the viability of their global supply chain in the midst of threats like the coronavirus.
The pace of small-business job growth accelerated for the third month in a row in February, according to payroll giant Paychex, but the rate of hourly earnings growth slipped.
In light of this new global challenge, what do these businesses and their tax professionals need to consider?
Insights on how firms can prepare themselves and their clients for the world after COVID-19.
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Notice 2020-15 clarifies what Covid-19 expenses can be covered from HSAs.
March 12
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The president said he would allow individuals and businesses to “defer tax payments without interest or penalties” and he urged Congress to cut payroll taxes.
March 12
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Anything that heightens fear and anxiety is a boon to online scammers, which is what makes the current coronavirus pandemic prime time for cybercriminals to try and trick people into giving their money away to the wrong people.
March 11
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The U.S. Treasury Department is considering extending the 2019 tax-filing deadline beyond April 15 to provide relief from economic disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak, according to two people familiar with the matter.
March 11
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A proactive approach to the impact of the disease on your clients will make all the difference.
March 11
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Telework eligibility; ineffectual and evil; unpredictable refunds; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
March 10
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The president spoke to Republicans at their weekly conference lunch at the Capitol as his administration prepares a package of economic measures to combat the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
March 10
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Key Democrats poured cold water on President Donald Trump’s proposal to include a payroll tax cut as part of his plan to respond to the coronavirus. Senior Republicans also held back from endorsing the suggestion ahead of a key lunch meeting on Tuesday.
March 10
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The president will seek a payroll tax cut and “very substantial relief” for industries that have been hit by the virus, reversing course on the need for economic stimulus hours after markets posted their worst losses in more than a decade.
March 10
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With new technology, new workflows, and plenty of hand sanitizer, preparers are ready for the disease.
March 6
