Remember this saying when considering whether or not to follow the Executive Order of the deferral of employee Social Security Tax. The deferral may sound good to you as an employer and […] Read More
Coronavirus is teaching everyone about tough times. And, for those of you who’ve had the wherewithal, the discipline and the foresight to establish a retirement plan to make smooth sailing of your […] Read More
Millions of Americans are trying to make ends meet and avoid eviction while the government bickers over subtle differences in proposed second stimulus packages. Families are desperate to keep food on the […] Read More
If you were one of the taxpayers who filed your tax return early, before COVID-19 became the crisis it continues to be, and you were owed a tax refund and have not […] Read More
The much-appreciated 3-month extension for filing and paying federal taxes is coming to an end. And there’s no avoiding it any longer. Tax Day 2020 is July 15th, and the chronic procrastinators […] Read More
The news that the U.S. government was giving every American individual and family with specific incomes a stimulus payment during this pandemic was received with a great sense of relief. However, there […] Read More
Without question, it was good news to have the 2019 tax filing date moved to July 15th in the midst of dealing with a global pandemic. With that date now just a […] Read More
You’ve heard from friends, colleagues, acquaintances and family members that they’ve received their stimulus checks. Yet, you still haven’t received yours and you know you meet all of the qualifications. So, what’s […] Read More
I wrote about this topic last month and am going to harp on it once again. (See my April Article entitled Pandemic Opportunity) The reason why I’m sticking with this is that […] Read More
We’re living in an unprecedented time. No doubt this COVID-19 pandemic is the most devastating event that those of us living today are likely to experience. We thought 9/11 was the singular […] Read More