Scammers are taking full advantage of COVID-19 fear, preying on consumers and businesses alike. Here are some of the latest scams to be alert for: College student scams Emails are showing up in college student…

The pros, cons, and best bets… Many companies are planning to give employees more flexibility with remote working, even when COVID-19 is behind us. That comes with positives and negatives for employers and employees alike….

At times like this, having cash on hand could mean the difference between keeping business operating or closing your doors. With so much at stake, it’s incredibly important to have a cash flow forecast and…

At the end of March, the treasury department shifted the due date for 2019 tax returns by 90 days until July 15, 2020. The extensions are automatic and taxpayers do not need to file additional…

COVID-19 uncertainty abounds. By monitoring tax changes on your behalf, we can work together to navigate the right path for you and your family. Here is a round-up of some of the new personal tax-related…

What the IRS is Up To – Summer 2020 E-filing for amended returns Normally, amended returns must be submitted to the IRS on paper. The agency will allow taxpayers to amend their 2019 return electronically…

The CARES Act comes with some unexpected benefits for small and large businesses alike. This includes tax credits around paid sick leave, paid family leave, and employee retention as well as the deferral of some…

Alloy Silverstein has provided a post-pandemic reopening checklist to help you begin resuming business in the new normal. Government Ordinances Begin by following government ordinances, only open if your state has been approved to do…