The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (the Act, also known as the Coronavirus Relief Bill) was signed by the President on December 27, 2020. In addition to Coronavirus aid it includes several tax provisions. This blog summarizes some of the
The coronavirus has upended our lives and affected almost every aspect of our daily living. The tax rules have also been changed in ways that were unthinkable before the virus. In February, would you have believed someone who told you
Shortly before college seniors were preparing to sing auld lang syne, start their new years’ resolution, get ready for their last semester of the 2019-2020 school year, news came from China about pneumonia cases
As my wife and I walked around the neighborhood talking about the latest news and the new impending norm in everyone’s future, we marveled at how quickly changes were coming. It started with the school district confirming it would be
As part of the recently passed CARES Act, qualifying individuals will receive Economic Income Payments of $1,200 for each adult and $500 per child. Recently, clients have been inquiring into when they will receive their Economic Impact Payment and what
As each day brings news of the coronavirus and the United States’ relief efforts, articles and news outlets continue to speak of material that may not be common knowledge to everyone. While the whole country has focused its attention on
While the effects of Covid-19 are most seriously felt in the hearts of those who have been directly affected, it has certainly tested us all in a variety of ways. Think about what you and your family have been going
On March 25th, the Senate approved the $2T economic stimulus package with 96 saying ‘aye’ and zero opposed. Only two days after the Senate approved the package, the House of Representatives approved the legislation and President Trump promptly signed the
It is our sincere hope that you are all healthy and safe. At this time of the year our tax season is normally winding down. However, due to the unprecedented effects of COVID-19 there are new tax deadlines. If you have
Erratic market cycles can sometimes trigger erratic investor behavior. During times of market stress or societal challenge, history has shown repeatedly that we should resist the urge to exit the market and invest only in cash. This temptation and topic
Bring back 2017! For the last nine quarters, the broad Standard & Poor's 500 stock index was positive and investors generally made money. For the first quarter of 2018, the index
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