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2021 Employee Benefit Plan Audits: Big Changes On the Way

By: Lisa Johnson October 22, 2021

Business entities that sponsor employee benefit plans, and plan administrators with the responsibility for regulatory compliance of their benefit plans should take note. There are significant changes coming for 2021 employee benefit plan audits that will include new requirements for plan sponsors.

Quick Guide: Work Opportunity Tax Credit for Employers

By: David Lanchak October 07, 2021

The Work Opportunity Tax Credit is a long-standing tax benefit that encourages employers to hire employees from ten targeted groups facing barriers to employment.

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Government Contractors

Quick Guide: Vaccination and COVID-19 Testing Costs for Government Contractors

By: Taylor Dean August 04, 2021

New mandates regarding COVID-19 vaccinations and mask requirements in federal buildings will mean big changes for government contractors.

How to Apply for and Calculate PPP Loan Forgiveness

By: David Goldner July 20, 2021

The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is in the forgiveness stage for most businesses. Here’s an overview on how to navigate the PPP loan forgiveness process.

FAR Overhead Rates and Audits for A/E Firms – FAQs

By: Marie Calabrese July 15, 2021

If your architecture or engineering firm is looking into working on state department of transportation awards or other federally funded contracts, you may have heard the term “overhead rate” or “indirect cost rate.” Calculating a rate for the first time can seem daunting. No worries. We’re here to answer some FAQs related to FAR overhead rates and audits.

Beginner’s Guide: Tax Implications for Remote Employees

By: Charles Monroe July 12, 2021

Remote employees can complicate taxes for businesses. In most cases, having a remote employee creates nexus or the obligation to file tax returns and pay taxes in the local jurisdiction and/or state that an employee works.