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The Treasury’s decision to merge the tax filing deadlines to July 15 came as welcome relief to many tax professionals, but those deadlines could very well shift again.

On the morning of March 23, Gov. Tony Evers issued a ‘safer at home’ order starting Tuesday, March 24, to ensure the health and safety of Wisconsinites during the coronavirus pandemic.

A new AICPA-led coalition urged the federal government to use existing payroll processors to direct funds to small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.

State lawmakers agree with Gov. Tony Evers’ decision to avoid a lockdown-type mandate that would suspend more Wisconsin business operations.

Like the IRS, the state of Wisconsin has extended the tax filing deadline to July 15 in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The IRS has provided guidance for the tax filing deadline extension to July 15, announced March 20, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prioritization of responsibilities is key for employers to continue business despite inevitable disruptions related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The coronavirus relief bill contains several tax credits for employers who provide paid sick, family or medical leave for their employees who miss work due to the pandemic.

Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Mark Afable has asked insurers to provide accommodations for Wisconsinites suffering economic hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Treasury has extended the tax filing deadline to July 15 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.