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The last day to request for an extension in filing your taxes in Nashville was May 17. If you haven’t filed your taxes and missed the deadline, it’s best to call your CPA immediately and get guidance on what to do next. The IRS does not take …
Missed the Deadline for Filing Your Taxes? Call a CPA ImmediatelyRead More
As a result of the shutdown of Nashville’s economy, many small business owners feel it is now time to throw in the towel and start fresh somewhere else. In particular, baby boomers who have been considering getting out of the game even before the …
Acquire an Existing Business with the Help and Guidance of Your CPARead More
If you’re a small retail business owner in Nashville and have experienced difficulty due to the coronavirus pandemic, you’ll be happy to know that you can expect business to pick up leading to the holidays. According to a study made by Visa, around …
CPA Advice to Retailers On Bouncing Back This Holiday Shopping SeasonRead More
Small businesses in Nashville who need funding as a result of the coronavirus pandemic may find assistance in the Tennessee Small Business Relief Program. Funded by the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund, the program is open to distributing around $83 …
Ask a Nashville CPA About the Tennessee Small Business Relief ProgramRead More
If you’re one of the small business owners in Nashville who received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan under the government’s CARES program, it’s important to make sure you fully understand what you signed up for to avoid unpleasant surprises …
Be Guided by Your CPA in Thoroughly Understanding Your PPP LoanRead More
