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This article outlines six key points for filing Business Interruption Claims -- vital for submitting a credible claim and minimizing the potential for the claim process to become adversarial or having your claim denied.

As the extensive clean-up and recovery efforts from of a Natural Disaster ensue, business owners must understand their applicable insurance coverage and begin the process of filing claims.

A discussion, with examples, of the current conversation occurring between business owners, lawyers, accountants, insurance companies – and the courts – regarding whether insurers will pay on business interruption insurance claims on damages related …

This article outlines deadline relief provided by the IRS in light of the California wildfires.

Upon the passage of the CARES Act, small businesses, including not-for-profit organizations, began the process of applying for forgivable loans through the Paycheck Protection Program. This article shines a light on several questions regarding wheth…

The IRS issued two releases of importance to real estate businesses in the aftermath of the CARES Act – one impacting IRC Sec. 1031 “like-kind” exchanges and qualified opportunity funds (“QOFs”) and the other addressing the business interest deductio…

The IRS has issued Revenue Procedure 2020-23, which provides “eligible BBA partnerships” with the option to file an amended partnership return for 2018 or 2019 (the “Applicable Years”) and issue amended Schedules K-1 to allow partnerships to more pro…

COVID-19 has put new considerations on the table for a number of areas in the business world, not the least of which is employee benefit plans. This article touches on a number of repercussions organizations will want to be aware of and prepared to h…

EisnerAmper discusses how managing a remote workforce under the COVID-19 transition adds more complexity to an already challenging situation. In this webinar,we share best practices to help leaders engage with their teams, inspire commitment and help…