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This time during the pandemic is one of confusion and uncertainty for many taxpayers. However, considering a few changes during this time could save you money in the long run! On our latest “Tax Tip of the Week”, learn a few tax savvy moves to consider during the pandemic.
Investors are increasingly worried about the ups and downs of the stock market. If you’re worried about your investments and want to reduce your debts, you’re in luck. Debt reduction gives you a guaranteed rate of return!
The IRS recently announced the launch of web sites for non-tax filers to register to receive their economic impact payment and a new Get My Payment tool. Here is what you need to know.
Even though the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is the most widely known and most powerful provision in the CARES Act, there’s a lot more in there than just that! The CARES Act also implemented two other important strategies that should not be forgotten or ignored.
When you start a business, you have many decisions to make. One of those is the method of accounting your business will use for reporting income and expenses on your tax return. It is an extremely important decision. With few exceptions, the method you choose can only be changed in the future with the IRS’s permission.
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act recently signed into law provides a one-time payment to individuals to help ease the economic strain caused by the coronavirus epidemic. Learn more about your stimulus payment and when to expect it on our latest blog post!
Following is part 2 of an outline detailing the major pieces of the bill that may impact small businesses and their owners. The focus of this blog is on the tax implications of the Act.
A new law helps businesses provide paid leave for workers dealing with COVID-19. Learn more about what you need to know on our latest “Tax Tip of the Week”!
Governor Whitmer, in an effort to protect all Michiganders, today signed Executive Order 2020-21 that directs residents to remain at home or in their place of residence to the maximum extent feasible. A summary of her, “Stay Home, Stay Safe,” Executive Order is available online.
The Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) will be hosting several hour-long informational webinars for Michigan employers regarding unemployment insurance and the recent Executive Orders 2020-09 and 2020-10 signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer.