
Year-end stimulus legislation extends Paycheck Protection Program and expands eligibility for exempt organizations.

Last minute negotiations pave way for Congress to pass second major COVID-19 stimulus package with tax law changes and tax extenders.

After negotiations go to the 11th hour, Congress passes tax fix for PPP, changes to loan forgiveness and establishes second-draw program.

Last push for stimulus funding before year-end provides PPP deductibility obviating need to plan around nondeductibility of PPP expenses.

Court of Federal Claims holds delegating the filing, depositing and paying of employment taxes is not reasonable cause excusing penalties.

The final regulations broaden the definition of real property compared to the more restrictive definition in the proposed regulations.

Borrowers (and affiliates) that have PPP Loans of $2 million or greater should be prepared to provide additional information to SBA.

In lieu of an in depth analysis, partnerships may utilize one of three ‘snapshot’ methods to comply with tax capital reporting requirements.

Tax planning opportunities for consideration in light of COVID-19, the resulting economic crisis, and evolving tax laws and regulations.

SBA procedural guidance provides answers on how to navigate PPP loan changes in ownership; deals can now move forward with certainty.

The final regulations issued by the IRS provide guidance for meal and entertainment deductions under section 274.

Provides more time to elect out of 163(j) interest deduction limitation for taxpayers with certain real property or farming businesses.