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Help for the Connecticut Hospitality Industry
The Connecticut Hospitality Industry Support Program was implemented by the American Rescue Plan Act and allocated $30,000,000 to the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD). DECD utilized data from the […]
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Is that Really the IRS Reaching Out to You?
With phishing and other scams on the rise, the IRS recently released a Fact Sheet to help taxpayers understand how and why agency representatives may contact them and how to […]
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Whistleblowers Help IRS Identify Noncompliance
Each year, the IRS receives thousands of tips from individuals who identify taxpayers who may not be abiding by U.S. tax laws. John Hinman, Director, IRS Whistleblower Office, recently talked […]
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BEAT Qualified Derivative Payment Reporting Deferred Until 2025
The IRS has amended the base erosion and anti-abuse tax (BEAT) regulations to defer reporting requirements for qualified derivative payments (QDPs) until the 2025 tax year. What is BEAT? In 2017, […]
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That Balance Due Notice from IRS May Be Incorrect
Have you received a balance due notification from the IRS? If so, you may not owe anything after all. The IRS recently admitted that some married couples received erroneous balance […]
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How Will Higher Interest Rates Impact Small and Mid-Sized Businesses
You can’t go anywhere these days without hearing about inflation. In simple terms, it is caused when we have too little supply to meet increased demand for goods and services. […]
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New Small Business Loan Program in Connecticut
Are you a business or non-profit with fewer than 100 full-time employees? You may be eligible for a loan from the new Connecticut Small Business Boost Fund. Announced by the […]
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Treasury Department Aims to Upgrade IRS IT
It is pretty hard to do any of our jobs without the proper technology. This is especially true for the IRS, the agency responsible for collecting taxes which ultimately funds nearly […]
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2022 Tax Scams Identified by IRS
If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. This adage rings especially true for tax scams. Recently, the IRS began its “Dirty Dozen“ list for 2022, which includes potentially […]
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IRS Catching Up on 2021 Returns
The IRS recently announced that it has nearly caught up on a key group of individual tax returns filed during 2021, and business paper returns filed in 2021 will follow […]
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Pay Equity Requirement for New York Contractors
If your company does business with New York, there is a new law that could impact your likelihood of winning work. Like many states and municipalities, New York (both City […]
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Do You Have a Disaster Recovery Plan?
How hard would it be for you or your business to recover if you are hit by a natural – or even man-made – disaster? How long would it take […]
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