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Interest rates decrease for Q3
The IRS has recently announced that interest rates will decrease for the calendar quarter beginning July 1.
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Subscription-based tech arrangement guidance
GASB issued accounting and financial reporting guidance June 5 for subscription-based information technology arrangements used by state and local governments.
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Remote signatures for plan participants
The IRS is temporarily permitting remote signatures from retirement plan participants and beneficiaries and spouses.
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U.S. allows private equity in retirement plans
The Department of Labor has issued guidance that allows retirement plans to offer private equity investments as part of diversified investment funds.
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Trump signs new law relaxing PPP rules
President Trump signed legislation Friday, June 5, offering more flexibility for the Paycheck Protection Program that provides aid to small businesses adversely impacted by the coronavirus.
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A guide to firm record retention
If your filing cabinet needs some spring cleaning, consider the role of record retention before you toss things out.
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Establishing a disaster plan
Six in 10 Americans think a natural disaster will impact them in the next few years, but many do not have an emergency plan in place, according to a new AICPA survey.
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How CFOs can lead with compassion
Although companies are scramblingto minimize the financial damage of COVID-19, CFOs can still nurture empathy while driving positive outcomes in their organizations.
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Senate passes House PPP bill
The Senate unanimously passed a bill June 3 that will dramatically alter several critical terms of the Paycheck Protection Program.
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Revenue recognition, lease accounting delays
FASB issued an update June 3 that delays the effective dates of its revenue recognition and lease accounting standards for certain entities in response to the pandemic.