The original CARES Act in March 2020 provided much needed relief for small businesses in the form of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. But a lesser known component was the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC), which allowed eligible employers – of any size – to earn a refundable tax credit against certain federal employment taxes. […]
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Sapers & Wallack decided to arrange for a Town Hall Meeting for the Sapers & Wallack / Hilb Group family and friends to share and address these questions and we pulled together experts from our network who were kind enough to make themselves available to help you understand what is needed to obtain this second round of
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By Elvira Lawlor, CPA, MBA Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP The research and development (R&D) tax credit is one of the most powerful tools your architectural or engineering firm could use to ease your tax burden. In light of the global pandemic, with many businesses struggling to stay afloat, R&D could become a great boost
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During this one-hour webinar Gray, Gray & Gray helps small businesses understand eligibility for a PPP loan, navigate the application process, and develop a strategy to use available PPP funds in order to maximize loan forgiveness. Jim DeLeo, Kelly Berardi, Brad Carlson, and Derek Rawls explain the key components of the second PPP program and what you need to
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Canton, MA (December 9, 2020): Forbes magazine has named Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP to its list of America’s Best Tax and Accounting Firms for 2021. The firm was recognized as one of the most recommended firms for tax services in the U.S. Gray, Gray & Gray was also named to the 2020 Forbes list. This is the
By Michael D. Koppel, CPA, PFS, CITP, MBA Retired Partner December 1, 2020 Editor: Marcy Lantz, CPA Jill owns a hardware store on Main Street in a small town. The store to her left is a women’s clothing store owned by Mary. To her right is a sporting goods store owned by James. Each business is
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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact organizations and individuals across the globe. With no clear end in sight, many organizations have implemented modifications to the way their teams work and continue to seek ways to plan for what the future may hold. How has your company adapted to the changing work world to date? What
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Classifying a worker as an employee or independent contractor has long been a complicated task for employers, with significant consequences. Misclassification can result in fines and penalties, and, in some cases, employers may be required to pay back wages and taxes to a worker who is reclassified as an employee. Now the U.S. Department of
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By Michael L. Cecere, CPA, MST Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP Non-profit organizations that exist to address the needs of society occupy a special place in the business universe. Whether the mission is to provide support for disadvantaged communities, enlighten lives through art and culture, fund medical research, further a cause, or any one of
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Fraud is an unfortunate, but all too frequent, problem for many businesses. You need to be vigilant lest a customer, vendor, or employee tries to skim, cheat, embezzle or otherwise steal your hard-earned money. The best way to avoid getting ripped off is to have strong systems and processes in place to prevent such larceny.
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