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Online phishing, door-to-door COVID-19 testing offers, and false promises of free care are just a few of the health care frauds currently being perpetrated. But law enforcement is watching and acting, and it asks that the U.S. public to contact them if they have been a victim or suspect COVID-19-related fraud.

This article touches on the recently released FAQs from the SBA providing clarification on the PPP.

The SBA has announced that it is extending the “safe harbor” deadline for repaying PPP loans to May 14, 2020 from May 7.

The current COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in negative economic impacts for many taxpayers. The utilization of an accounting method change has the opportunity to provide some taxpayers much needed immediate tax and cash flow benefits.

This article addresses a number of changes the Cayman Islands, as a domicile for alternative investment funds, has faced, even before the pressure the funds industry has felt from the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Though both U.S. and global markets are bracing for continued volatility related to the pandemic, there are steps investors can take in this low-value environment to enhance estate planning.

A conversation with Alexander Borschow of Semillero Ventures regarding the outlook for investment in food, beverage, and agribusiness.

In addition to creating a significant liquidity crunch for landlords, COVID-19 has created accounting implications and other financial reporting considerations for real estate entities—including going concerns, asset impairment, and tenant A/R.

This article recaps an EisnerAmper event -- “How Will VCs React to COVID-19?” – which featured a discussion of how the venture capital industry, just like numerous other industries, has been heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The FFCRA provides small and midsize employers refundable tax credits that reimburse them for the cost of providing required paid sick and family leave wages for leave related to COVID-19. This article outlines guidance recently released by the IRS in the form of FAQs.

A discussion of further guidance from the IRS related to U.S. citizens and residents living abroad for whom COVID-19-related travel restrictions have created difficulties in the housing deduction/exclusion and foreign earned income exclusions.

On April 30, the IRS released Notice 2020-32 which provides that expenses reimbursed by a forgiven PPP loan are non-deductible. Immediately following release of the Notice, Senate Finance Committee Chair Chuck Grassley and House Ways and Means Committee Chair Richard Neal expressed concern that the treatment was inconsistent with the PPP’s intent.

During an April South Florida roundtable, real estate industry experts discussed the challenges ahead in light of COVID-19.

This article focuses on the latest installment of the EisnerAmper Bagels & Blockchain series and how blockchain technology is being leveraged in the fight against COVID-19, featuring input from Paige Krieger, Digital Engagement Program Manager - Blockchain Platform, IBM and Dara Albright.

This article features discussion of the IRS’s questions and answers regarding non-resident aliens/foreign corporations impacted by the COVID-19 travel disruptions.

This article examines how the CARES Act temporarily suspends changes to the NOL rules made in the TCJA.

A recap of Bisnow’s New York Office Outlook virtual event featuring Marty Burger, CEO of Silverstein Properties, and Nadir Settles, Managing Director for Nuveen, discussing the future of New York City office space.

A conversation with Kevin White of Virtus Real Estate Capital on the outlook for real estate affordability.

A quick look at steps once can take now to improve estate planning considerations during COVID-19.

Those companies struggling to maintain cash flow during this public health crisis can consider strategies like reducing variable costs, taking discounts where possible, honing inventroy management, as well as a few other out-of-the-box options.