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 Tax Pros Wait for New Tax Deadline Date: Coronavirus

March 16, 2020 

Tax Pros Wait for New Tax Deadline Date: Coronavirus

As America and the world continue to combat the Coronavirus, and most major sporting, business and social events have been postponed or canceled, the IRS and Treasury still have not updated tax professionals and taxpayers about a possible change to the...

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Technology March 13, 2020 

Will Coronavirus Make Working from Home the New Norm?

Besides the obvious health benefits (e.g., fewer human interactions and possibilities for being infected), employees don’t waste time commuting, save on transportation costs and can be more productive. Plus, they are able to work at their own pace.

 Most Business Owners Say They Are Prepared for Coronavirus

March 5, 2020 

Most Business Owners Say They Are Prepared for Coronavirus

66 percent of U.S. business owners at this early stage say they are prepared should the virus become widespread. That's according to new research from Paychex, a leading provider of human resources, payroll, benefits, and insurance solutions.

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March 1, 2020 

2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates Pinpoint Their Tax Plans

As the race of the Democratic presidential nomination heads into Super Tuesday on March 3—when 15 states and territories will decide delegates—the candidates are debating vital issues like healthcare and climate change. What’s another issue that could ...

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February 24, 2020 

Coronavirus: Is Your Firm Prepared for a Pandemic?

Natural disasters and cybersecurity concerns have pushed most firms to develop a disaster response plan in the event of a catastrophic office or systems loss, but few have considered the potential impact of a massive influenza (flu) outbreak, such as ...

Roman Kepczyk