Despite receipt of PPP loans, hospitality businesses may be eligible for retroactive 2020 and new 2021 credits.
A consequence of COVID-19 reductions is potential partial plan termination. Learn the requirements of a partial plan termination.
Our white paper has been updated to reflect recent financial reporting developments resulting from the Coronavirus pandemic.
Our coronavirus white paper has been updated for financial reporting matters related to the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021.
Our article discusses weighting evidence in discerning whether a valuation allowance should be recognized for deferred tax assets.
The Act does not lengthen CARES Act COVID plan relief, but offers relief for non-COVID disasters, partial terminations and pension plans.
Potential extension of the financial reporting relief related to TDRs and CECL provided to certain financial institutions in the CARES Act.
The 2021 Consolidated Appropriations Act passes Congress and includes many extended and improved tax credits and incentives.
The package provides additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program and allows certain borrowers to draw second round of PPP funding
PPP borrowers cannot deduct business expenses funded by a forgiven loan, but additional legislative action could permit such deductions.
PPP borrowers, especially fiscal year taxpayers, should consider extending tax returns and delay loan forgiveness filing (unless necessary).
Clarifications have been provided on the interagency statement on loan modifications for customers affected by COVID-19.
IRS clarifies deduction disallowance for expenses funded by PPP and issues safe harbor for borrowers that forgo or are denied forgiveness.
The FDIC recently issued an Interim Final Rule providing temporary relief for Part 363 audit and reporting requirements.