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I’ve received some questions about unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic. I address the two most frequently asked of those questions in this blog post. Please note that this pertains to Tennessee employees, particularly. But you can check with your state’s unemployment website for specifics if you live outside of TN. Q1: What is the
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This is a followup on an earlier blog post: Updates to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act & a Note about SBA Loans. The U.S. Small Business Association (SBA) is offering disaster relief loans to small business affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Small business can apply for a loan up to $2 million with a
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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act was signed into law by President Trump on 3/18. As mentioned in my previous post, the law is made up of 2 parts: 1) Now called Emergency Paid Leave Act (EPLA) and 2) The Emergency Expansion of Family Medical Leave (EFMLA). To qualify for the 1) EPLA, the employee
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Just keeping you in the loop with what I have looked into thus far related to the Coronavirus Response Act. As of now, the Senate has still not scheduled a vote on this bill. They could: a) approve the bill and send to Trump, b) Change the bill, and return it to the House, who
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As a business owner, I have worked my share of 70 hour weeks. And looking back, I do not regret it. Putting in my dues has strengthened my mentality and the dividends received as a result have been astounding. But as I deal with my business as well as hundreds of client businesses, I realize
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3 QuickBooks Invoicing Problems Construction Companies Commonly Run Into Watch the video to learn about 3 QuickBooks invoicing problems that construction companies tend to run into trouble with: 1. Billing for Unincurred Charges 2. Credited Expenses on a Bank Statement 3. Deleting Billable Items from an Invoice Billing Clients for Charges That Were Not Actually
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My QuickBooks Online Payroll Review Thanks for taking the time to read my QuickBooks Online Payroll review. QuickBooks, by Intuit, is an optimized application, basically a financial management system, for non-accountants or those who want their work handled with ease and privacy.The desktop version of QuickBooks add-ons is now well-developed and has been upgraded to
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Bill.com Add-on for Quickbooks QuickBooks Online has become the go-to intuit application for bookkeeping. Although it does not offer all the familiar capabilities that the QuickBooks desktop offers, it is considered more user-friendly by non-accountants. And although QuickBooks Online might not have all the features of the traditional QuickBooks, users have the ability to implement
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