President Biden’s proposed changes to corporate and international taxes face Congressional obstacles. RSM examines what’s ahead.
PPP extension clears Senate. Program to be extended to May 31, with 30 days provided after May 31 for SBA to process pending applications.
Taxpayers should familiarize with Biden’s plan, remain vigilant for developments and position themselves to act at the appropriate times.
Final regulations on the section 199A deduction and the DPAD for certain specified co-ops closely mirror guidance in proposed regulations.
Treasury Department and SBA announce reopening dates for Paycheck Protection Program - Jan. 11, 2021 and Jan. 13, 2021.
SBA releases two PPP reopening guidance packages. The first for new borrowers and the second for the second draw program.
SBA releases two PPP reopening guidance packages. The first for new borrowers and the second for the second-draw program.
Final regulations provide accrual taxpayers certain flexibility for recognizing income and offer sought-after cost offset for sale of goods.
Last minute negotiations pave way for Congress to pass second major COVID-19 stimulus package with tax law changes and tax extenders.
TEGE will continue to provide flexibility on IDR enforcement timelines and modified examination procedures due to COVID-19.
After negotiations go to the 11th hour, Congress passes tax fix for PPP, changes to loan forgiveness and establishes second-draw program.
Last push for stimulus funding before year-end provides PPP deductibility obviating need to plan around nondeductibility of PPP expenses.
The IRS created a new Form 1099-NEC to report nonemployee compensation with a different due date than Form 1099-MISC.
Employers may wish to pay Social Security taxes deferred under the CARES Act before the due date and should consider certain items.