Tax Deadline April 18th

2019 – 11/25 At many companies, a wide gap exists between the budgeting process and risk management. Failing to consider major threats could leave you vulnerable to high-impact hits to your budget if one or more of these dangers materialize. Here are some common types of risks to research, assess and incorporate into adjustments to…

2022 – 07/18 If you’re a “gig worker” or freelancer, your tax obligations are different from an employee’s. You’re considered self-employed, so clients don’t withhold taxes from your payments. But even if they don’t send you information returns (such as Form 1099-K), you owe tax on that income. Gig workers may have to pay quarterly…

On March 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law. Notably, several provisions of the CARES Act deal with retirement accounts and offer relief to retirement account owners and/or beneficiaries in a variety of ways. Bland Garvey is providing a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document that summarizes some…

2021 – 06/14 The IRS has released a series of FAQs regarding the American Rescue Plan Act’s (ARPA’s) sick and family leave credit. The ARPA extended and changed payroll tax credits for qualifying sick leave and family leave wages. The paid sick leave credit and paid family leave credit apply to wages paid through Sept….

2021 – 05/19 The days of the Rolodex are long gone. To connect with customers and prospects, many businesses now rely on customer relationship management (CRM) software. These solutions give users easy access to comprehensive information — including detailed notes on existing connections with targeted individuals and companies — that can enhance marketing efforts and…