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Over the past year, it has become apparent that a more remote work environment will be the norm going forward. Whether you are a fan of the “work from home” atmosphere or not, it is

In virtually unpublicized provisions of the CARES Act in March 2020 and the Economic Aid Act in December 2020, the Small Business Administration (SBA) was provided tools to provide debt relief assistance for their 7(a),

That day finally came. The domain has been secured. The ads have been place. The business is coming in! Now what? How do I keep track? What are the most important things to do? The

The CAT is an annual tax imposed on the privilege of doing business in Ohio, measured by taxable gross receipts from most business activities. “Gross receipts” means the total amount realized by a person, without

CHILDREN CAN BE EXPENSIVE! The costs of Food, Clothing, Toys, Summer Camps, etc. can be a bit cumbersome to parents and/or guardians! HOWEVER, for business owners, there is a possibility to somewhat mitigate these expenses

Thirty-eight CPAmerica Member Firms Recognized in Forbes 2021 Best Tax & Accounting Firms More than 40 percent of CPAmerica member firms are being recognized for their accomplishments in Forbes America’s Best Tax and Accounting Firms

One of Pease, CPAs core goals has always been to embrace the entrepreneurial spirit and what better way to celebrate that goal than to welcome a new service line: Risk Advisory Services (RAS). The RAS

Pease, CPAs is proud to announce its partnership with Bounce Innovation Hub (bouncehub.org) in Akron, Ohio. Starting in October, Pease, CPAs’ team members will be on-site at Bounce to provide services free of charge in

COVID-19 has impacted almost every part of life from how we work to how we socialize. It has also had a devastating impact on the economy. If you are a business owner, the natural question

Late in the evening on Friday, August 28th, the IRS issued notice 2020-65. The notice seeks to expand on and clarify the payroll tax deferral for employees put in place by President Trump’s executive orders

Good News! On July 27, Treasury issued final regulations on the interest deduction limitation. Nursing homes and other residential care facilities were specifically granted a carve out from the application of a part of the