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As we have previously written about, reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) will go into effect January 1, 2024. Before we get to the first CTA reporting, we note the...
This Memorandum is intended to remind you of certain U.S. annual requirements that may be applicable to your business and is divided into five sections. All investment advisers (whether...
The EEO-1 report, commonly referred to as either “Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance Report” or simply “EEO”, is a reporting requirement for many U.S. employers. Mandated by...
Few people get excited about filing their income tax return with the Internal Revenue Service each year, but on-time filing is necessary to avoid penalties, interest, liens and levies. Also, falling...
Crushing your 2020 taxes: What’s new & important deductions February 24, 2021 by Amanda Harr, SWBC PersonalHub 9SHARES Not to be rude and bring up 2020, but before we can put the year fully behind us and move on for good, you’ve got one last task to tackle—filing your 2020 taxes. With the deadline to file coming up on April 15, now is the best time to start organizing paperwork and evaluating your situation so the process can go smoothly. In this blog post, we’ll let you know what’s new this tax season, and highlight important deductions you may be eligible for.