Archive for March 2020
As Cities and States Announce Closures, What is the Difference Between an Essential and Nonessential Business?
The response to the coronavirus pandemic in the United States has largely been driven by individual state governments, with several states announcing widespread closures of “nonessential” businesses. California, New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania have all ordered similar statewide closures, with more states expected to make similar decisions in the coming days. But this decision begs…
Read MoreFederal Tax Filing Date Extended to July 15
Get the latest in this Aprio blog: The Latest on Tax Filing and Payment Dates. Just days after announcing that the IRS had extended the federal tax payment date to July 15, 2020, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin announced Friday morning, March 20, 2020, that the 2019 federal tax filing date has also been extended by…
Read MoreCoronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: The Long-term Advantages of Remote Work
Coronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: The long-term advantages of remote work- With the shift to remote work for most businesses during this time, John offers his thoughts on opportunities a remote or partially remote workforce can offer to your business long term.
Read MoreTips for Maintaining a Thriving Culture While Working Remote
Has the coronavirus pandemic thrust your company’s once-thriving office culture into the uncertainty of working remotely? Are you worried about potential effects on productivity or client service? Such a drastic shift in where, when and how your employee’s work can have a major impact on your business operations but providing the right resources and guidance…
Read MoreSBA Disaster Assistance Now Available to Georgia Small Businesses
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced on Wednesday, March 18, 2020 that it is now offering low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses in Georgia that are suffering economic injury resulting from COVID-19. Assistance is available to small businesses across the entire state, as well as to contiguous counties in Alabama,…
Read MoreCoronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: SBA Disaster Loans
Coronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: SBA Disaster Loans- Small Business Association (SBA) disaster loans of up to $2 million are available to businesses that are significantly impacted by COVID-19. John shares details about these loans and how to get started. Disclaimer for services provided relative to SBA programs and the CARES Act Aprio’s goal is to provide the…
Read MoreCoronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: 13-Week Forecasting
Coronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: 13-Week Forecasting– With our world changing rapidly, John discusses the benefits of 13-week forecasting during this time of uncertainty.
Read MoreCoronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: Reimagine Your Business Model
Coronavirus Cash Flow Ideas: Reimagine Your Business Model- Companies across the U.S. are repurposing business assets and reconsidering how they do business to make it through tough times. John discusses what he’s seeing in the market and offers ideas for your business.
Read MoreTreasury and IRS Issue Guidance: Tax Deadline Remains April 15 with Tax Payment Deferment to July 15
Get the latest in this Aprio blog: The Latest on Tax Filing and Payment Dates. Today, the Treasury and IRS issued guidance on yesterday’s news of a tax payment deferment. The guidance states that federal tax returns must still be filed by April 15, unless paperwork is submitted by the individual or corporation for a six-month tax…
Read MoreCoronavirus Alert: Emergency Relief for Employers and Families
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (H.R. 6201), enacted on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, provides a comprehensive financial aid package as the coronavirus outbreak worsens in the United States. The legislation impacts businesses and families across the country and includes extensive relief for businesses with fewer than 500 employees. If passed, the legislation will guarantee the following: Free coronavirus testing Paid sick, family…
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