Don’t Throw Away That Notice 1444
If you’ve already received your economic impact payment, you’ve probably already received Notice 1444. Make sure you keep it, as you may qualify for a refundable credit on your 2020 return.
If you’ve already received your economic impact payment, you’ve probably already received Notice 1444. Make sure you keep it, as you may qualify for a refundable credit on your 2020 return.
Due to COVID-19, the IRS extended the tax filing deadline to July 15th—but that tax deadline applies to other items!
You may be able to convert unused paid vacation time, sick leave and personal leave for cash payments that your employer can donate to COVID-19 relief charitable organizations.
The IRS issued Notice 2020-51 that clears up any misconceptions about your 2020 RMDs. If you took any RMD withdrawals prior to the suspension of RMDs, you can redeposit your withdrawal to your retirement account by Aug. 31, 2020.
The purpose of this credit is to reward businesses that pursue innovation by continually increasing investment in research activities.
Congress passed the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (PPPFA) of 2020, which makes substantial changes to PPP Loans.
Was your economic impact payment more or less than you expected? We explain why and what happens if you received more than you should have.
Around 4 million individuals were sent stimulus payments on a Visa debit card, which some threw away thinking it was junk mail.
In this current time of need, many charitable organizations are seeking contributions to help the greater good. We explain why that contribution should come from your bank account and not your business.
Let the changes begin! As we have mentioned in previous articles, there would be guidance on the CARES Act related to the forgiveness of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. Buckle up, as the changes are now here. The Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act was introduced by the House on May 26 and was approved by the…