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From minimum distributions to qualified charitable contributions, we answer your current tax questions.
If your business’s bottom line is strong, that’s good news. But you still need to keep a close eye on cash flow. Here’s why.
Have you created a viable succession plan for your business? This daunting task can be made easier by choosing the right perspective.
If your business can be defined as an applicable large employer, the recently signed American Rescue Plan Act might increase the likelihood that you’ll incur a penalty under the Affordable Care Act.
If your business is a restaurant or anything like one, you may qualify for funding under the just-launched Restaurant Revitalization Fund. But you’ve got to act soon.
For businesses, so much has changed over the past year or so. Now that optimism is rising for a return to relative normalcy, why not look at your handbook with fresh eyes and ensure it accurately represents your company’s policies and procedures.
Changes made in 2020 will affect how you file your taxes in 2021. Contact the tax experts at David Mills, CPA, LLC to learn more.
Small business owners have the opportunity to take out a second loan under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).