SBA Formally Withdraws Loan Necessity Questionnaire
Small Business Administration, in light of lawsuit, notifies PPP lenders that loan necessity questionnaire is withdrawn.
Family Love Letter: Bridging the Gap Between Generations
While dealing with the emotional loss of a loved one, you also face the burden of managing the intricacies of the deceased’s affairs. Learn how the Family Love Letter can help.
Does Higher Inflation Mean Lower Stock Returns?
Inflation influences Fed policy, and both impact stock prices. Our analysis of equity performance during various regimes may surprise you.
Preventing Ransomware Attacks at Your Business
Ransomware attacks have become a major threat to many private businesses. The possibility of having critical business data encrypted by cybercriminals who then demand millions for data release is fast becoming a reality.
Webinar Recording: The Family Love Letter
Learn more about the Family Love Letter as an important estate planning tool in this complimentary webinar by PBMares experts.
Virginia Unitary Business Report Applies to Some Exempt Organizations
Some exempt organizations will be subject to Virginia’s informational reporting requirement for unitary businesses, due July 1, 2021.
The Biden Tax Plan: Changes to Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income (GILTI)
The new Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income (GILTI) regime imposes U.S. tax on foreign earnings of certain foreign corporations whether or not the profits are repatriated to the U.S. owner.
Is 2021 the Year to Gift?
It should come as little surprise that Congress seeks ways to generate revenue given current spending levels. So what has been proposed and how might it affect high net worth estate and gift planning?
Maryland Delays Digital Ad Tax; Provides Digital Goods Clarification
The first-in-the-nation digital advertising tax is postponed for one year until 2022 while the state prepares regulations and guidance.
Understanding the Role of Cognitive Bias and Economic Bubbles
Lately, there have been several stories regarding the possibility that the U.S. economy is in a stock market bubble. It seems whenever there are extended time periods with high growth, the word bubble appears and investors start to become uneasy. So, what are bubbles and should we be concerned with them?