Remember, July 15 is now the tax filing due date because of the pandemic! It also means you may have a tax payment due on or before July 15. And if you have not yet received your federal stimulus check, this month’s newsletter tells you what you should do.
This month’s newsletter details reasons why you should look for other sources of cash instead of tapping into your retirement funds, along with identifying potential tax surprises if you are using any of the pandemic-related relief programs.
COVID-19 uncertainty abounds for everyone. This month’s newsletter provides a round-up of tax-related laws to help with tax planning for 2020 as we all navigate the coronavirus pandemic.
In this article we take a look at what we know (and some of what we don’t know) about how forgiveness will be calculated. If you received PPP funding and want to make sure your spending aligns with your strategy for forgiveness, give us a call!
The IRS rolled out deadline extensions and new programs to help individuals and businesses navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. A recap of these announcements is included in this newsletter for your review.
The tax filing deadline is right around the corner! As you’re busy gathering your tax documents or reviewing your tax return, included here is a caution concerning the security of IRS online applications and websites.
Quickbooks Online and AMEX made it unnecessarily complicated to reconcile an AMEX account with multiple cardholders. Here’s one solution to this common annoyance for small businesses using QBO.
Get up to speed on the 2020 tax filing season, rules for retirement saving, a new W-4 and its effect on Human Resources and how to set up your business accounting system in February’s newsletter.
Welcome 2020. A new year calls for a fresh look at your financial strategies. Consider how to make the most of your savings accounts — and don’t forget you still have time to fund your IRA! You can also try the following fail-proof tricks to keep your New Year’s resolutions on track.
Will you pay more taxes on Social Security in 2020? Iryna Sam, CPA and Tax Supervisor at WFFA, details what you need to know about Social Security taxes in the upcoming year.
