Kentucky small businesses may qualify for a non-refundable tax credit of up to $25,000 on their state income tax return through the Kentucky Small Business Tax Credit (KSBTC) program. The program is available to most for-profit businesses with 50 or fewer full-time employees.
The latest questions in PPP-land involve timing. When does my forgiveness application have to be filed? If I have to make principal and interest payments, when do the payments begin? Let's start with when to file your forgiveness application.
The IRS has issued guidance on President Trump's Executive Order to defer employee Social Security taxes. We have summarized the key points of the IRS guidance below.
The Main Street Lending Program is now fully operational. Eligible borrowers have access to a variety of loan options depending on whether they operate a for-profit or not-for-profit entity. Find the key terms for the Program here!
New Paycheck Protection Program loan information keeps coming. We have updates on the new loan forgiveness applications and when you can expect further guidance.
Deciphering the application is hard, and calculating the appropriate forgiveness for your company based on the ever-changing guidance is harder. Let us help!
Revisions announced by the Federal Reserve Board on June 8 introduce new terms meant to expand interest in the “soon-to-be available” loan facilities offered under the Main Street Lending Program.
The Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act is relatively short, but it contains several key changes to the terms of the Program, including loan forgiveness.
With hundreds of questions under our belt, we think we know the Top Ten issues currently irritating borrowers about Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans and their forgiveness. Here are our thoughts on the Top Ten.
In this webinar recording, Erica Horn and John Wurtenberger examine the Loan Forgiveness Application with additional emphasis on the FTE and salary and wage calculations and safe harbors, as well as discuss what is different than was expected.
