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Among the many consequences of Coronavirus (COVID-19), organizations are facing financial reporting implications and challenges. Impacts such as business and production disruptions, supply-chain interruptions, negative impacts on customers, volatility in the equity and debt markets, reduced revenue and cash flows, and other economic consequences may occur. This Special Report provides reminders about some financial reporting…
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Warning! The Internal Revenue Service recently announced that criminals are using telephone numbers that mimic IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TACs) to trick individuals into paying non-existent bills. Follow the link below to learn more. IRS News Alert
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Six Financial Planning Steps for the New Year To many cultures, the beginning of a new year is a time for new beginnings and self-improvement. Along with the old standard of promising to exercise more and eat less, many Americans use the change in calendar as a reason to address their bad financial habits. For…
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The State Department is responsible for granting, issuing and verifying passports for U.S. persons seeking travel abroad. Pursuant to the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (“FAST”) Act (the “Act”) signed into law in December 2015, the State Department’s mandate now includes the revocation or denial of passports based upon outstanding federal tax obligations. The Internal Revenue…
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Click the link below for a comprehensive guide to the tax law – courtesy of Bloomberg. As you have questions and concerns, please reach out to one of our Partners. Tax Reform Roadmap
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Most business owners aim for continuing profitability and growth. One way to ensure this is to make innovation a priority. Approximately half of the nearly 2,800 small business owners responding to the April 2017 Allstate / USA Today Small Business Barometer say they’ve experimented with new business practices to provide their customers with additional goods…
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