The IRS has released its statistics from 2019 filed tax returns… great, maybe now they can start answering the phone.
This is interesting data and will be utilized for all kinds of important matters, such as: census data, political wrangling, arguments for/ against income inequality, arguments for/ against “paying their fair share”, informing tax policy and enforcement matters, and measuring contests… to name just a few.
What’s the breakdown? Keep going and find out!
This is not a drill! We cover all the recent updates and new information regarding tax deadline shifts – what is included and what is not, the second draw opportunity for the Paycheck Protection Program and the targeted EIDL advance application.
Email isn’t going away anytime soon; it will continue to reign supreme in the business hierarchy of communication for quite some time, so we must find a way to make it work for us, rather than dictate our work.
So, what was in the bill? It was a quick 600+ pages of dolling out dollars!
Beyond having a great idea, product, or service; beyond being able to lead a team; beyond being able to get your message out and generate attention; beyond doing the work… your business needs cash!
“The old proverb still holds good, thieves are never rogues amongst themselves.”
A few things to be aware of as we slide into tax season.
The SBA pushed out guidance on the new “PPP Second Draw Loans” yesterday. While we still don’t have sight of the application and the “portal” isn’t open for banks to submit loan packages we do have more answers – not all, but more.
This “second-draw” of forgivable loans is aimed at “harder hit” small businesses.
What do liquid lunches, PPP, Unemployment, and Cape Cod Bridges have in common? This bill.
You got/took/accepted an EIDL Loan … (kind of like saying 4C’s college) … So where do you go from here?