PPP 2.0, Main Street Lending launch, PPP made EZ, and EIP clarifications in this week's recap of tax(ish) news.

Chairman Powell discusses the economy with Congress, noting improvement but a long road ahead reliant upon a contained pandemic.

This week is dedicated to using my tiny platform to recognize and amplify the diverse voices of other great tax and business professionals.

Since all the upcoming concerts have been cancelled, I figured a musical medley of tax news might cheer us up.

Plays on PPP, ANF, HSAs, and DOJ. This post is for the initialisms!

Final regs, proposed regs, notices, huge legislative packages, and the usual - PPP probs. Check out your tax week in a nutshell!

Highlights of the HEROES Act. Key tax-related provisions of the latest COVID-19 bill from D.C.

Crowdfunding can be a great way to start a business if done right. Here's a lesson on what not to do!

Letters to Mnuchin, I [don't] see dead people [returning checks], and some good news for foreign workers, trusts and estates.

Tax consequences of selling gifted property depend on a few things, largely including basis and what is done with the home after the gift.

Businesses must make difficult decisions based on financial factors. How you execute those decisions and communicate is everything!

Life's tough, but how often do we stress over the smallest things that really aren’t worth bringing us down? As you navigate the profess...

"Hindsight is 20/20" says looking back on an event after its occurrence shows what we should or could have done instead. If only there we...

You've likely heard the saying "A Jack of all trades is a master of none", but what's left off is the remaining (redeeming) part: "but of...

Work hard, take chances, and good things will eventually come your way.

Getting lost will help you find your way. Here's my story on how I found mine.

The tax landscape for itemized deductions has changed donating post-tax reform, but charitable giving strategies still exist!

Below is a tax-focused update on a few employee benefit related topics that might be inquired about.

Two important changes to the new Iowa Geothermal Credit are that taxpayers must apply for the credit, and there is now a $1M credit cap.

There's no right or wrong, it's about finding your why and the best fit for you!