Whether you’re working at home, at the office or not able to work at all, it is all causing a new and unrelenting stress factor in our lives. We can never have too many tips for reducing stress and learning about the positive effects of Mindfulness…
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When is my tax return due? Updated Due Dates for Tax Related Returns and Payments!
The Coronavirus pandemic has led to a significant amount of change in 2020. The way people live, work, interact and just about everything else has been affected. In the news and press conferences there have been several references to extending the tax deadline and you may be wondering what that means for you or your business. The information below will break down the changes to tax filing due dates for individuals, businesses and other entities. However, there are several other considerations and implications that these due date changes bring that you should be aware of.
Is Your Company Recovery-Ready?
With some states beginning to loosen COVID-19 restrictions and open up their economy, will your business be ready? What are your plans for recovery? Here are a few marketing items to work on NOW, so your business will be ready when the government says “go!”
Cash Flow: Your Bottom Line—Really
I frequently I get the question, “What is a cash flow statement and how can that information help with the financial decisions of my business?”
So what is Telehealth?
As the situation with COVID-19 or the Coronavirus progresses, I want to reach out to ensure you are presented with helpful information during this time of confusion. One of the offerings for care that the federal and state governments as well as health insurance carriers and providers have promoted is Telehealth.
Employee Separation Differences; Due to Coronavirus
Companies are scrambling to respond as the coronavirus, which causes the respiratory illness COVID-19, spreads around the world. As businesses evaluate how they can weather this storm while stopping the spread of the Coronavirus and treating their employees respectfully, there are some significant variances to know in regards to potentially downsizing your workforce. Read More
Ways to Stay Connected During Physical Distancing – Don’t Distance Your Socialization
During these days of dealing with COVID-19, some have said “social” distancing is critical. I contend we should be practicing physical distancing, but it is crucial that you find ways to still socialize. I understand and encourage everyone to practice the distance guidelines set by our health care officials. Here are several ideas to keep up on your socializing!
The Payroll Protection Program Can Help Your Business In “The Worst of Times”
In 1859, Charles Dickins wrote “It was the best of times. It was the worst of times”. Could he have possibly been talking about the year 2020? How could our world change so quickly – from a booming, thriving economy with a record high stock market and low unemployment rate, to a weakened state of job loss and business closures. And as bad as this is, it pales in comparison to the severe health issues and loss of life we are experiencing caused by the horrific Coronavirus.
Mortgage Rates Are Down. Should You Refinance?
For today’s homebuyer, mortgages are cheaper than ever. The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage fell to 3.29% in early March, the lowest level recorded in almost 50 years. And 15-year mortgage rates came in even lower, averaging a mere 2.79%.
We’ve been given a gift. What are you doing with it?
Life experiences shape who we are as individuals and as business owners. A few weeks ago we were given a gift. Some don’t see it that way, but the COVID-19 pandemic has given us a rare gift of time. What are you doing to make the best use of this gift?
Spring Cleaning is Right Around the Corner!
As warmer weather arrives and households tackle spring cleaning to-dos, it is the perfect time to bring a simplified approach to your finances and “clean house.” Here are considerations for how to “spring clean” your finances:
Have You Converted to the New Form I-9 Yet?
As expected, a new edition of the I-9 employment eligibility verification form has been issued for public use. The new edition is dated 10/21/2019 and will become mandatory on May 1, 2020. Through April 30, 2020, employers can continue to use the previous edition of Form I-9, dated 07/17/2017. For validation, employers can confirm that they are using the current and correct edition of the form by checking the form date in the lower left corner, which should read 10/21/2019, and the expiration date in the upper right corner, which should read 10/31/2022. Read More
To Deduct or Not to Deduct. That is the question often asked, especially this time of year.
Business deductions are very tricky to decipher, and what can cause even more inaccurate reporting, is a lack of or simply inadequate, records.
Why will the coronavirus affect your marketing plans?
Since such a high percentage of promotional products and much apparel are made in China, we will likely see supply issues later this year. According to our PPAI media (Promotional Products Association Newslink), here is some information on what has happened and what we can expect.