July 29, 2021 | Blog, COVID-19 Strategy Hub | Bert Mills, CPA; Andy Starnes, CPA; and Chris Arnone, CPA
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced on July 9, 2021, that it would no longer require the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Necessity Questionnaire, or SBA Forms 3509 (for-profit) and 3510 (non-profit), for PPP loans in excess of $2 million.... continue reading »July 29, 2021 | Blog | Journet Greene, CISA
Many service organizations outsource aspects of their business activities to third-party vendors. The functions performed by these vendors assist the service organizations in achieving service commitments to user entities. One activity a service organization must... continue reading »July 27, 2021 | Blog | McKenzie Harris; Marcia Nally, CPA; and Andy Starnes, CPA
Did you receive a payment from the IRS that you were not expecting? In our previous blog post titled Child Tax Credit Payments: Exploring Key Details Parents Should Know, we explored the history of Child Tax Credit (CTC), recent changes to the CTC and IRS plans for... continue reading »July 22, 2021 | Blog | Joe Zagami, CPA
Cloud Construction & Accounting Software in a Post-Pandemic World The past year has proven to be complicated for everyone in the construction industry – disconnected teams, lack of communications, changing customer demands and shortages in labor and... continue reading »July 15, 2021 | Blog | David Walker, CPA
Across the manufacturing and distribution companies we serve, we continue to hear that labor costs, employee shortages and supply chain disruptions are rising, even as more people are receiving the COVID-19 vaccine and the effects of the pandemic continue to lessen.... continue reading »July 14, 2021 | Blog, COVID-19 Strategy Hub | Bert Mills, CPA; Andy Starnes, CPA; and Chris Arnone, CPA
For small business owners that received Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans in 2020, the period to apply for forgiveness is almost over. For those PPP borrowers that do not apply for forgiveness, the PPP loan will automatically turn into a standard loan with a 1%... continue reading »