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The Federal Reserve Board announced revisions to the Main Street Lending Program that make it possible for more small and midsize businesses to receive financial support.
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Read More here – Fed expands Main Street Lending Program to more businesses
In a letter to the IRS, the AICPA asked the IRS to permanently amend its electronic signature procedures to make it easier for taxpayers and practitioners to e-file all types of returns.
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Read More here – AICPA recommends changes to e-signature requirements
In a letter to the IRS, the AICPA asked the IRS to permanently amend its electronic signature procedures to make it easier for taxpayers and practitioners to e-file all types of returns.
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Read More here – AICPA recommends changes to e-signature requirements
Paycheck Protection Program loan recipients can receive partial loan forgiveness even if they don’t spend at least 60% of their PPP funds on payroll, Treasury and the US Small Business Administration said.
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Read More here – Partial PPP loan forgiveness remains if 60% threshold not met
GASB issued a standard that specifically addresses accounting and financial reporting for subscription-based technology arrangements used by state and local governments.
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Read More here – GASB addresses subscription-based technology arrangements
The coronavirus pandemic has created special challenges for practitioners to consider related to internal control, fraud, legal compliance, and accounting estimates. Here’s how auditors can address these risks.
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Read More here – 4 key COVID-19 audit risks for 2020 year ends
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IRS further postponed the 180-day deadline to invest in a qualified opportunity fund from July 15, 2020, to Dec. 31, 2020, extended other deadlines, and relaxed some qualified investment rules.
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Read More here – Qualified opportunity zone rules are relaxed
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IRS further postponed the 180-day deadline to invest in a qualified opportunity fund from July 15, 2020, to Dec. 31, 2020, extended other deadlines, and relaxed some qualified investment rules.
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Read More here – Qualified opportunity zone rules are relaxed
Optimism reigned for years in a quarterly survey of finance decision-makers, but the COVID-19 pandemic changed everything.
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Read More here – Falling demand, safety concerns fuel finance leaders’ pessimism
Practitioners must carefully review Notice 2020-23 to understand the full scope of filing relief granted by the IRS in response to hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Read More here – Understanding the filing relief for 'time-sensitive acts' in Notice 2020-23
