President Trump Signs the Families First Coronavirus Response Act On Wednesday, March 18, 2020, the Senate passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA), after which the bill was signed
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Please see below for important updates regarding relief efforts that have evolved over the last day or two. Plan to Send Checks to Americans Being Discussed But Still Evolving: In
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Many businesses are in their second regular business day after the President declared a national emergency on Friday. Federal, state and local governments bodies and agencies are also responding
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Dear Valued BMSS Clients & Friends, We understand you have been inundated by an overwhelming flood of information regarding coronavirus (COVID-19). We have been too. We understand you are concerned
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To Our Clients and Friends, First of all, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude that you have entrusted BMSS Advisors & CPAs to be your trusted
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Calling all driven college sophomores and juniors preparing for a career in accounting! We have a unique opportunity crafted exclusively for you. Join other top accounting students at this two-day
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Forbes partnered with market research company Statista to create a list of the most recommended firms for tax and accounting services in the United States for 2020. BMSS Advisors &
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During 2019, as part of a wider effort to assist taxpayers and to enforce tax laws in a rapidly changing area, the Internal Revenue Service issued two pieces of guidance
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We want to make sure your organization stays on top of the ever-changing tax laws and regulations while staying in the best position to foster growth and continued success. We
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In the days before going on recess for the holidays, Congress pushed through significant tax legislation as part of the year-end spending bill. As you wrap up your 2019 year-end
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As the end of 2019 approaches, you are likely giving consideration to year-end tax planning strategies. House Republicans and the Trump Administration are talking taxes, specifically a new tax cuts
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According to IRS regulations, the personal usage of company cars by employees must be treated as taxable compensation income (and is subject to normal payroll taxes). In valuing this compensation,
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