Month: November 2020
While 2020 winds down, there is still time to reduce your tax burden. Here are six ideas that can save money for most of us. 1. Leverage pre-tax savings. Take advantage of opportunities to set aside income on a pre-tax basis. This includes; Participation in your employer’s retirement savings program. Fully funding Health Savings Accounts […]
In May, the IRS released Notice 2020-32 announcing that businesses would not be able to deduct otherwise allowable expenses that were paid in connection with a forgiven Payroll Protection Program (PPP) loan. After this notice was released, additional questions remained. Mainly, would businesses be allowed to deduct PPP related expenses on 2020 tax returns if […]
Due to the effects the pandemic has had on organizations, auditors, accountants, and financial statement preparers need to brush up on the existing going concern requirements to be ready to address those situations. There will likely be few exceptions where organizations do not have some amount of doubt about events and conditions being present that could indicate a going concern problem.
The technical accounting guide explains how lenders should report forgivable loans made under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Click the link to learn what banks and other financial institutions should know before they file their 2020 financial statements.