For many businesses, new reporting requirements created under the federal Corporate Transparency Act are, as a recent Forbes headline put it, the “biggest issue you’ve never heard of.” The federal government is implementing rules that would require most entities...
On August 11, the SBA released an Interim Final Rule detailing its process for appealing PPP loan decisions. The PPP is structured so that individual lenders disburse the funds, while the SBA backs those funds. If the lender denies some or all of a business’s loan...
Implementing and enforcing safety precautions and social distancing rules is not only beneficial for protecting the community’s most vulnerable populations from COVID-19, but is also valuable in protecting your business from potential lawsuits. Precedence indicates...
The Senate voted on the evening of June 30, to extend the deadline for small businesses to apply for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans to August 8. The House approved the measure less than a day later. President Trump signed the bill on July 4. Reporters have...
As we discussed a few weeks ago with California’s new labor law affecting independent contractors, changes to the law in the Golden State can have national repercussions. Careful observers will be aware that the European Union has pioneered regulation of large tech...
Earlier this year, a proposal to create a pied-à-terre tax was curbed and replaced by the new “mansion” tax. One-time transfer taxes like the mansion tax are significantly easier to administer, as a pied-à-terre tax would require classifying and tracking property...