The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (“CARES Act”) provides economic relief to individuals, businesses, nonprofits and state and local governments. Its far-reaching provisions will impact Americans in dozens of ways. Miller Cooper’s COVID-19 professional response team has put together a series of executive briefings to help you understand how the various provisions will apply to you. In addition, we have provided important information concerning the Paycheck Protection Program.
New Guidance on Claiming Deductions in Context of a PPP Loan — November 19, 2020
The Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020 — Updated 6/5/2020
Technical Correction to Qualified Improvement Property (QIP) —Updated 5/19/2020
PPP Borrowers: SBA Provides Safe Harbor for Good Faith Certification — Updated 5/14/2020
PPP Update: Borrower Certifications of Necessity — Updated 5/14/2020
Deductions Disallowed for PPP Loan Forgiveness Expenses — Updated 5/5/2020
Updated Guidance to PPP and CARES Act Provisions — Updated 4/20/2020
CARES Act Loan Provisions — Updated 4/13/2020
CARES Act Employee Retention/Delay of Payroll Taxes — Updated 4/13/2020
CARES Act Business Tax Provisions
CARES Act Unemployment Provisions
CARES Act Modifications to Business Interest Expense and QIP
CARES Act Individual Provisions
CARES Act Provisions for Federal Student Loan Borrowers
More Details to Come
Our response team will continue to keep clients apprised of relevant developments. Please check our website regularly and follow us on social media as we will post links to new information as it is published on our site. As always Miller Cooper’s professional team is available to answer questions and respond to your needs. We are pleased to help you during this challenging time.
