PPP Reporting & Forgiveness Applications
/in Blog /by John DillardHopefully you are having a good year in spite of the Pandemic!!!!!!!! Please be reminded to obtain Forgiveness for a PPP loan you have to request it from the bank where you received the loan from. I understand SBA is still working on some of the Forgiveness criteria and I have not heard of but […]
In readying for your PPP Loan Forgiveness Application Request it is My Understanding That…
/in Blog /by John DillardIn readying for your PPP Loan Forgiveness Application Request it is My Understanding that: Payroll Processing fees are not part of the covered expenses and not eligible for forgiveness. That any EIDL Loans are to be listed on the PPP Forgiveness Application and will offset the PPP loan amount eligible to be forgiven. I suggest […]
Should I Convert my LLC to an S Corporation for Tax Purposes?
/in Blog /by John DillardShould I Convert my LLC to an S Corporation for Tax Purposes?
10 Takeaways on the PPP Loan Forgiveness Application
/in Blog /by John Dillard10 Takeaways on the PPP Loan Forgiveness Application https://www.accountingtoday.com/list/10-takeaways-on-the-ppp-loan-forgiveness-application
PPP Rule Refinements & SBA Issues New EZ Forgiveness Application.
/in Blog /by John DillardAttached is a link to an article detailing PPP Rule Refinements & SBA Issues New EZ Forgiveness Application. Some of the highlights of recent changes to the PPP Program as I understand them are: You may elect to report either under the original 8 week or an extended 24 week reporting period if you received your PPP loan prior to June 5. Under 8 week reporting maximum salary which can be forgiven is $15,385 (100K annual salary divided by 52 weeks a year times 8 week reporting period). Under 24 week reporting maximum salary which can be forgiven for an owner is $20,833 and for other employees $46,154 (100K annual salary divided by 52 weeks a year times 24 week reporting period). Loans June 5 or later are required to use the 24 week reporting period. Owners Medical Insurance paid by the company is not able to forgiven. Payroll costs (including salaries, state unemployment & portion of medical insurance paid for by company) were originally required to be 75% of total forgiveness amount. Rate is now reduced to 60% (Called the Payroll Cost Rule). PPP loans after June 5 are no set to repay any unforgiven amounts over five years. Loans prior to that date are two years. Interest rate remains at 1%. Business owners can apply for forgiveness anytime they are ready and if qualify under salaries and FTE safe harbors (do not have to wait until December 31 to submit your application). You can use the EZ PPP Forgiveness Application if any of the three items below apply: Self Employed with no employees or S Corporation with yourself as sole employee. You had employees but did not reduce salaries/wages during the covered period by more than 25% and did not reduce the number of hours worked by employees. You had employees but did not reduce salaries/wages during the covered period by more than 25% and due to sheltering in place not able to operate at same level of business that existed before February 15, 2020. Be safe!
FTE Impact on Loan Forgiveness & Documentation for PPP Loan Forgiveness
/in Blog /by John DillardFTE Impact on Loan Forgiveness & Documentation for PPP Loan Forgiveness It is my understanding you may choose to either use an 8 week or a 24 week reporting period. If you have used all of your PPP monies for forgivable expenses I suggest submitting your forgiveness request as soon as your 8 week reporting […]
His CPA: Back Taxes, IRS Representation & Offer in Compromise
/in Blog /by John DillardHis CPA: Back Taxes, IRS Representation & Offer in Compromise
AWARD Winning: EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE
/in Blog /by John DillardAWARD Winning: EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE As CFO/CPA, maintained quality earnings during dramatic company growth period ranging from $3 to 30 million in five years BBA in Accounting · 1979 from Georgia State University · Atlanta, GeorgiaGPA: 3.8/4.0 To Learn More
Payroll Protection Program Law Changes
/in Blog /by John DillardPPP Law Changes Below is a link to an article detailing the changes Congress passed/President signed easing the restrictions for PPP (Payroll Protection Program). The predominant clauses are: Extending the reporting period from 8 to 24 months for those who received a PPP loan prior to June 5th (you may select which period is best […]
The Employee Retention Tax Credit Helps Keep Workers Working for Employers Who Did Not Receive PPP Monies
/in Blog /by John DillardThe Employee Retention Tax Credit Helps Keep Workers Working Employers can received a credit against their payroll taxes of up to $5,000 per paid employee offsetting the employer’s 6.2% share of Social Security taxes. Those who received a loan under the PPP Program are not eligible for this additional credit. The credit is calculated as […]
Trump signs PPP reform bill loosening restrictions on small business loan recipients
/in Blog /by John DillardTrump signs PPP reform bill loosening restrictions on small business loan recipients https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/trump-ppp-reform-bill-restrictions-small-business-loan-recipients
Business NEWS on The PPP Program
/in Blog /by John DillardThe U.S. House Passed Rules Governing the PPP Program Loan Monies and Debt Forgiveness. Two of the Major Changes Include Extending the Covered Period to 24 Weeks and the Requirement that Payroll Costs be 75% of the Amount Forgiven Being Reduced to 60%. Hopefully the law will quickly be passed by the Senate and signed […]
Attached is an early release of the Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application for your Review.
/in Blog /by John DillardAttached is an early release of the Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application for your Review. Be sure you are tracking all of the information which will be needed to process your Forgiveness Application Request
His CPA Included in….A CPA’s Ultimate Guide to the Best Accounting Niches by Industry
/in Blog /by John DillardHis CPA Included in….A CPA’s Ultimate Guide to the Best Accounting Niches by Industry A CPA’s Ultimate Guide to the Best Accounting Niches by Industry
Tracking Loan Proceeds to Your Business for the Payroll Protection Program/Stimulus Monies
/in Blog /by John DillardTracking Loan Proceeds to Your Business for the Payroll Protection Program/Stimulus Monies I am suggesting to all who received a loan for the Payroll Protection Program/Stimulus Monies that Congress approved for small business owners for covered payroll expenses, rent & utilities to: Set up a separate bank account and deposit the full amount of the loan so that all of the loan proceeds are in one account. Pay all/only covered expenses directly out of new established bank account so that there is a clear audit trail of what has been paid out of this account. If for any reason it is not possible to pay all covered expenses out of the newly established loan account then as soon as monies are paid for covered expenses reimburse the account where monies were paid from. Keep a file of all covered expenses, bank statements, canceled checks and supporting documentation in one place. This will help ensure all of your covered expenses to be tracked are in one account and for all of the covered expense documentation to be readily available when/if requested at the end of the eight week reporting period. Blessing and be safe. www.HisCPA.com