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How the Build It in America Act May Affect Your Business

On June 13, the United States House Committee on Ways and Means, the chief tax-writing committee in the House of Representatives, passed the Build It in America Act (H.R. 3938). According to the Ways and Means Committee, this legislation would “counter China’s growing global economic influence by restoring American business competitiveness, securing global supply chains, and prohibiting U.S. foreign land

Preparing to Apply for the Restaurant Revitalization Funding Grant

In review of 2020, the National Restaurant Association found that the industry ended the year $240 Billion below pre-pandemic forecasts of sales. Because of this outsized impact, restaurants have received additional industry specific funding from Congress as part of the American Rescue Plan Act to help get them closer to becoming whole. This grant will be available directly through the
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SBA Opens Second Round of PPP Applications

On Saturday, January 9th the Treasury and the SBA released new PPP guidance and application forms. The new guidance includes overviews of the First and Second PPP draws and the Revised PPP1-Borrower-Application-Form and Second-Draw-Borrower-Application-Form.

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Running a Business Without a CFO? What You Should Know

There are many different functions associated with running a business, including marketing, administrative, and overall operations of the company. For many organizations, the finance and accounting function can be an overlooked area of the business as other areas may require more immediate attention. A Chief Financial Officer (CFO) can provide the financial acumen necessary for a company to develop a
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Three Reasons To Have a 401(k) Audit

A 401(k) plan is a common retirement savings option that is offered by many employers to their employees. It’s important that companies know once an active participant threshold of 100 is met, the US Department of Labor (DOL) requires a certified audit of your 401(k) plan by a CPA firm. This is because there are risk factors that could impact