Posts Tagged ‘Finances’
Accounting Outsourcing… Leading the New Normal
We all believed that to ensure the productivity of our employees and to keep the business running smoothly, we had to do the hour commute, spend 8 to 10 hours tethered to our desks and participate in in-person meetings five days a week. You know, back in February. Rare were the companies that allowed employees…
Read MoreJennifer Eubanks Moderated – Presidential Forum Discussion
Jennifer Eubanks Moderated – Presidential Forum Discussion regarding Association Top Financial Considerations in the Post-Pandemic World, or in times of hyper-change
Read More5 Steps to Setting Up a US Company for Non-US Resident
As a foreign business looking to establish an international footprint, there are numerous advantages if you start a business in the United States. Taxes tend to be lower than in many parts of the world, access to selling into the U.S. market is easier when a business is established within the country, and the legal…
Read MoreHow COVID 19 Changed the Financial Operations of Non-Profit Organizations
As COVID 19 changes the economic landscape in the United States, many non-profit organizations are experiencing dramatic changes in their operations, financial security and future plans. At the same time, these organizations see a greater need for their services, both in the near term and throughout recovery. As events are cancelled, including fundraisers, annual meetings,…
Read MoreCapitol Hill Speaking Engagement
Capitol Hill Speaking Engagement – Jennifer Eubanks attended Capitol Hill meetings with a group of Goldman Sachs 10KSB graduates to speak with our representatives in Congress and tell the stories of small businesses on June 11 – to promote PPP Legislation.
Read MoreGMU – Corporate Tax Implications of COVID-19
Presentation – GMU 2pm on Ma 28, 2020 Christine Landoll moderating a discussion with Jennifer Eubanks, Stephen Lawson, and Lina Ivanova on the effects of #covid19 on #corporatetaxes.
Read MoreSmall Businesses Suffer with SBA Out of Funds
On Thursday April 16th, just 14 days after small businesses across America were first able to apply for loans through the $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program, the U.S. Small Business Administration announced it had exhausted its allotted funds and stopped accepting applications. Ironically, Capital One and Wells Fargo opened their application portals within the last two days…
Read MoreGoogle Tells us Who is Moving Around
Check the link below to see what Google tells you about the movement in your area. Google’s report tells us how we are responding to orders to stay home and shelter in place. How are we doing? Cutting to the chase: we are moving around less, and staying home more – but not all of…
Read MoreBREAKING UPDATE – Paycheck Protection Act: Where to find a loan, and how much am I eligible to receive?
We’ve spoken with so many of you, and understand there are many, many questions small business owners have surrounding the Payroll Protection Act, how it works, what banks are participating and how to apply for the funds. A few comments to the most frequently asked questions are below. How do I calculate Average Payroll Costs…
Read MoreWhat’s the Status of Your Economic Injury Disaster Relief Loan (EIDL)?
This message was shared by a colleague after calling the SBA yesterday, 4/3/2020, to inquire about her EIDL status: EIDL applications (Application # starts with a 2) that are IN REVIEW are frozen in review. If you applied for this prior to 3/31, you received an email confirming your submission. They are ONLY processing the…
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