Last week, Louisianan victims of Hurricane Ida received their share of federal assistance. This week, it’s the Northeast’s turn.
The Biden administration … Continue reading
The CARES Act of 2020 was first passed to establish benefits for taxpayers struggling in the midst of the pandemic-started … Continue reading
Last Thursday, the Department of Education announced yet another round of student loan cancellation. This time, $1.1 billion in student debt will be forgiven for a total of 115,000 borrowers.
The previous round … Continue reading
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In DSJ’s company culture of hard work and integrity, Associate Tom Long certainly fits right in. But when it comes to everything else in life, he’d prefer to stand out.
“I feel like everyone has turned … Continue reading
The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) — famed for its cryptic and dynamic nature — has just been re-informed by new IRS guidance. Whereas most guidance intends to avoid confusion, IRS Notice 2021-49 seems to only create more concern around this … Continue reading
After months of expanded federal assistance programs from President Biden, coupled with the fast-growing spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant, Americans are wondering if and when we can expect a fourth round of economic … Continue reading
Signed earlier this year in April, the New York State fiscal year 2022 budget brought about a whirlwind of changes for the state and new tax implications for residents.
Perhaps overlooked, but a notable difference that will affect all … Continue reading
New York has always been a notorious stickler for tax collecting. Whereas the state typically targets high net worth individuals (AGI over $1 … Continue reading
This year’s Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics may have just come to an end, but the Games’ financial fun is just beginning. Olympians who earned medals this … Continue reading
Last week, the SEC charged Ernst & Young (EY) with a hefty $10 million fine following investigation for misconduct in … Continue reading