Revenue Procedure 2020-18 provides two tax return filing procedures for certain individuals who are eligible for the economic impact payment under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), Public Law 116-136, 134 Stat. 281 (March 27, 2020), but are not otherwise required to file 2019 Federal income tax returns.

Revenue Procedure 2020-18 provides two tax return filing procedures for individuals who are eligible for the economic impact payment under the CARES Act.

The Ohio Department of Taxation promised to issue more detailed guidelines on state level relief in its March 27 release. That guidance has arrived in the form of FAQs – currently 24 and growing.

As small businesses scramble to keep their livelihood afloat and figure out assistance options, Ohio’s new Office of Small Business Relief is meant to guide them in the right direction.

This is National Volunteer Week, a chance to appreciate the things volunteers do to help their communities. For Ebonie Jackson, CPA, volunteering is about giving back to her passions.

UPS is closely monitoring the impact of the Coronavirus and we want to make sure you are kept up to date on what they are doing to keep members and customers like you safe while continuing to deliver around the world.

Pulling double duty has a new meaning for parents working from home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Download a background featuring your city and use the instructions provided on the webpage to show off your Ohio CPA pride at work.

Those that can put “CPA” after their name are part of a select group of individuals who understand all that it takes to pass the exam. After passing his fourth section, Thad Eichorn is now part of that group.

OSCPA wants to give back to the community and we hope to connect our members by showing off what you’re doing for fun during the Stay at Home order.

The coronavirus pandemic is causing most businesses to shut down temporarily or function as employees work from home. But neither of these are options for OSCPA member Mary Alice Streeter, CPA, and the Cancer Treatment Center in Wooster. There are still patients to be treated, and lives to be saved.

The DeWine administration this week said it is working on a “business rollout” plan, as it announced the formation of a new COVID-19 testing “strike team” led by former Govs. Dick Celeste and Bob Taft.

Unemployment claims in Ohio are much higher than historical numbers as the fallout continues from efforts to control the coronavirus outbreak.

Nearly 60,000 small businesses in Ohio were approved for more than $14 billion in very popular Paycheck Protection Program federal loans, according to the latest Small Business Administration numbers.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting business and industry news items from around the web.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting financial planning news items from around the web.

Due to COVID-19, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) said it has postponed all in-person arbitration and mediation proceedings scheduled through July 3.

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is pressing ahead with its crackdown on brokers with a pattern of misconduct and the broker-dealers that hire them.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting health care news items from around the web.

In new but anticipated guidance released April 19, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is requiring nursing homes to report any COVID-19 cases directly to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It also is mandating that facilities notify residents and families of all COVID cases — or risk enforcement actions.