What Business Owners Should Consider When Reopening
A widely circulated article about the COVID-19 pandemic, written by author Tomas Pueyo in March, described efforts to cope with the crisis as “the hammer and the dance.” The hammer
A widely circulated article about the COVID-19 pandemic, written by author Tomas Pueyo in March, described efforts to cope with the crisis as “the hammer and the dance.” The hammer
Last week, the Federal Reserve announced that not-for-profit organizations now may apply for loans under the $600 billion Main Street Lending Program. Previously open only to for-profit businesses with more
You may think of trusts as estate planning tools — vehicles for reducing taxes after your death. While trusts can certainly fill that role, they also are useful for protecting
#KPMCPAs is pleased to announce that staff accountant Kaia Marcinkowski has completed all parts of her certified public accountant (CPA) exam and earned her CPA license! Way to go, Kaia!
Timely, relevant financial data is critical to managing a business in today’s unprecedented conditions. Similar to the control panel in a vehicle or machine, dashboard reports provide a real-time snapshot
In Notice 2020-54, the IRS recently provided guidance to employers on Form W-2 reporting of qualified sick leave wages and qualified family leave wages. These are the wages paid to
When Congress authorized an additional $600 in monthly unemployment benefits as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, & Economic Security Act, out-of-work Americans were not the only ones it helped.
COVID-19 is changing the landscape for many schools this fall. While many children and young adults are going back, even if it is just for online learning, some parents will
When the COVID-19 crisis exploded in March, among the many concerns was the state of the nation’s supply chains. Business owners are no strangers to such worry. It has long
Non-profits sometimes team up with other entities to boost efficiency, save money, and better serve both organizations’ constituencies. This can be a smart move — so long as your accounting