Businesses should be aware of the Employee Retention Tax Credit
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Friendly reminder: Unemployment compensation is taxable
Reminder, taxpayers should resume tax debt payments by July 15th
Be sure to keep your Economic Impact Payment letter (Notice 1444)
Individuals may request coronavirus-related withdrawals from IRAs without 10% tax penalty
Employers can receive tax credits for granting paid leave to employees affected by COVID-19
The Employee Retention Credit encourages businesses to keep employees on the payroll
IRS unveils new People First Initiative
The IRS changes how it handles audits and exams in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Why your 2020 stimulus payment amount may be different than expected
Taxpayers need to be on the lookout for scams related to COVID-19
Taxpayers can suspend payments under an IRS Installment Agreement through July 15th
Paycheck Protection Program Info & FAQs: A Must Read for Every Small Business Owner
IRS urges taxpayers to act by Wednesday, May 13th, to speed up receipt of Economic Impact Payment
Answers to common questions about the Economic Impact Payments (Stimulus Checks)
IRS tools that help individuals receive their Economic Impact Payment (Stimulus Check)
Low-income individuals are eligible to receive an Economic Impact Payment (Stimulus Check)
Taxpayers now have until July 15th to file and pay their federal taxes
IRS issues warning about Coronavirus-related scams