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2021 Retirement Plan Limitations

401(k) Plans, Private Client Services, Wealth Management

By Donna Wolfson | 11.3.2020

On October 26, 2020, the Internal Revenue Service announced the cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) that will take effect January 1, 2021 (IRS Notice 2020-79). ...

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Paycheck Protection Program Second Draw Loans

Business Advisors, Coronavirus, Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)

By Brian Matthews | 12.23.2020

Schneider Downs continues to track the evolving landscape of federal financial programs offered in the wake of the business disruption caused by the coronavirus ...

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Schneider Downs COVID-19 Client Survey - Our Thoughts On Survey Results

By Matthew Kraemer | 6.18.2020

Schneider Downs Announces COVID-19 Survey Results Companies impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic expressed concerns about the global impact of reduced consumer ...

Schneider Downs COVID-19 Client Survey - Our Thoughts On Survey Results

Next Round of Coronavirus Economic Stimulus on the Way

After months of negotiating, Congress has finally agreed to additional COVID-19 relief. The Emergency Coronavirus Response Relief Act, 2021, expected to

Application to Receive Funding for On-Road and Class 8 Fleet Vehicle Projects in Pennsylvania Now Available!

As you know from our previous articles (Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Fund), Volkswagen is obligated to fund various environmental trusts for

Financial Fitness: Setting SMART Goals

This article was originally published in Wedgewood Life magazine and is reprinted with their permission. Happy New Year! As the calendar flips and a New

Good News Regarding Excess Business Losses For Your Pass-Through Construction Business

If you own a construction business, you know all too well that one or more bad contracts can make or break the financial results for the year. If you were

Financial Fitness - Are my personal finances on the right track?

This article was originally published in Wedgewood Life magazine and is reprinted with their permission. This is a frequently asked question by my clients

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Are Energy Companies Eligible for the Employee Retention Credit?

President Trump signed The Consolidated Appropriations Act (“the Act”) on December 27, 2020, which provides nearly $900 billion in additional

Coronavirus, Higher Ed, Higher Education, Not-for-Profit
Danielle Miceli | 1.18.2021

OMB Releases Holiday Present

On December 22, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released its long-awaited 2020 Compliance Supplement Addendum (Addendum), intended to be used

Internal Revenue Service, Tax
Chelsea Jackson | 1.18.2021

Learn How Employer-Provided Autos Can Benefit From IRS Notice 2021-7

Do you provide company-owned vehicles to your employees? Are you and/or your employees using the automobile lease valuation rule? As a result of the COVID-19

Business Advisors, CARES Act, Coronavirus, Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
Ross Alessandro, Matthew Werner | 1.18.2021

Be Aware of Interplay Between the ERC, PPP and Other Payroll-Related Incentives

In March 2020, the CARES Act created the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), which allowed qualifying employers of any size to claim a refundable payroll

Coronavirus, Tax, Tax Impact
Catherine Martz | 1.18.2021

Consolidated Appropriations Act as it Relates to Individuals

At the end of December 2020, President Trump signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CCA). While much of the CCA is directed at businesses, there are

Coronavirus, Not-for-Profit, Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Tax Impact
Melanie Pantalone | 1.14.2021

Consolidated Appropriations Act – 501(c)(6) Organizations Qualify for PPP Funding

With the passing of the of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (the Act) on December 27, 2020, organizations exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section

Cybersecurity, ERISA, Wealth Management
Alexander Papson, Sean Thomas | 1.14.2021

Where Cybersecurity and Fiduciary Responsibility Meet

It’s rare to go a day without seeing a headline about a data breach, fraud, ID theft, or some other cybersecurity issue occurring. It’s a constant

Construction
Todd Lucas | 1.14.2021

U.S. Infrastructure Not Making the Grade

We have all complained about the state of our highways, bridges, and transportation in general. But how bad is it really? Turns out, its bad. Every four

Audit, Energy & Resources, Tax
Emily Schumacher | 1.13.2021

Large Declines Expected for 2020 PA Impact Fee Collections

In early January, the Pennsylvania Independent Fiscal Office (PA IFO) released its impact fee estimate for 2020. Total impact fee revenues are expected

Estate Planning, Tax
Haleigh Heaton | 1.13.2021

New $67 User Fee for Estate Tax Closing Letters Proposed by IRS

The IRS issued Proposed Regulations (REG-114615-16) on December 31, 2020 that would establish a new user fee of $67 for authorized persons who wish to

2021 Retirement Plan Limitations

Paycheck Protection Program Second Draw Loans

Our Thoughts On

Schneider Downs COVID-19 Client Survey - Our Thoughts On Survey Results

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Are Energy Companies Eligible for the Employee Retention Credit?

OMB Releases Holiday Present

Learn How Employer-Provided Autos Can Benefit From IRS Notice 2021-7

Be Aware of Interplay Between the ERC, PPP and Other Payroll-Related Incentives

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Consolidated Appropriations Act as it Relates to Individuals

Consolidated Appropriations Act – 501(c)(6) Organizations Qualify for PPP Funding

Where Cybersecurity and Fiduciary Responsibility Meet

U.S. Infrastructure Not Making the Grade

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Large Declines Expected for 2020 PA Impact Fee Collections

New $67 User Fee for Estate Tax Closing Letters Proposed by IRS

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