Think back to January or February of this year. The way that CPA firms communicated with their clients and employees looked a lot different than it does today. @JodyPadarCPA asks good questions in this article about how #COVID19 has changed our strategy.
Here’s what you need to know about all of the #COVID19 tax legislation and how to advise your clients on the potential impact on their 2020 tax returns.
We are in an unprecedented time of change for the accounting academic community. Here's a great article by the @AICPA about preparing accounting students for our changing profession.
If 2020 has taught CPA firms anything it is this: Anything can happen, anytime, & your IT staff and infrastructure need to be prepared for the worst, always. Create a business continuity plan, refine it over time, and apply new learnings to it via @Cetrom
The Treasury & IRS recently issued guidance on implementing the #payrolltax deferral that was issued by President Trump. Find out more here:
Here’s an infographic from #QBLive that goes into some detail about small business owners during #COVID19 and how it has affected their business operations and how they are taking on more day-to-day tasks.
Whether you're getting ready for a natural disaster or you've already experienced a loss, here's what insurance companies need to know about your possessions via @dorizinn on @CNET.
