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In a prerecorded address, Gov. Janet Mills praises Mainers for their perseverance during the pandemic and outlines the priorities of her 2-year budget proposal.

West Jordan craft store barely hanging on; owner hopes for PPP money For more than 20 years, Beck Leather & Crafts in West Jordan has been a place to be creative. However, the pandemic has impacted the small business and now they are doing everything they can to stay open. and last updated 2021-02-23 21:43:43-05 WEST JORDAN, Utah — For more than 20 years, Beck Leather & Crafts in West Jordan has been a place to be creative. However, the pandemic has impacted the small business and now ...

PKF O’Connor Davies Survey: 9 in 10 Long Island Businesses Offered Raises Last Year Despite Dip in Economic Confidence Share Article Annual survey conducted by AVZ captures sentiments and outlook of Long Island business community “After a truly challenging and unique year, this survey once again offers a valuable snapshot into the perceptions and expectations of Long Island employers,” said Kevin J. Keane, Managing Partner at PKF O’Connor Davies. NEW YORK...

Two-week window to apply for expanded small business coronavirus relief loans opens today.

Invoking the pandemic, advocates seek federal money for agencies that support museum programmes as well as operations grants and charitable tax deductions

In March, Sasha Payne was forced to close her Raleigh dance and fitness studio, My Pink Cherry Cherry Pole Studio, due to new statewide restrictions. In an effort to help stay afloat, she applied for a PPP loan. "I did everything they asked me to do as far as the paperwork, the LLC, everything that they needed, I got to them. When I got to several different banks, they would always ask for more paperwork," said Payne, who was unable to secure a loan. The drawn-out process was frustrating and h...

President Joe Biden announced changes Monday to the Paycheck Protection Program to target more federal pandemic assistance to the nation's smallest businesses and ventures owned by women and people of color.

Nashville, Tennessee (PRWEB) February 23, 2021 -- Tax season has officially arrived. As we head into month thirteen of a global pandemic, America’s small

In Dick Detmers opinion, the state of the rental industry remains strong. Here is his take, along with a salute to the women in the rental industry.

Here's how to address upcoming taxes for a variety of client situations.