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Sourced from the American Society of Employers‘s newsletter. On Thursday, February 20, 2025, just before the Earned Sick Time Act and Minimum Wage Act (ESTA) were to take effect, the Michigan Legislature amended the two laws. The Governor is expected to sign these amendments into law soon. The following are the amendments to these laws. …
Michigan’s Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA) is set to take effect on February 21, 2025, introducing significant changes to employee sick leave entitlements across the state. This article delves into the specifics of ESTA, its legislative journey, and its implications for both employers and employees. What Is The Earned Sick Time Act? The Earned Sick …
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Understanding how your retirement income will be taxed, particularly at the state level, is a huge consideration when planning. For residents of Michigan or those planning to retire there, it’s essential to know how the state handles the taxation of retirement income. Let CPA Nerds guide you through Michigan’s tax laws and help you make …
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Strengthening Non-Profits: Financial Audits In the world of non-profit organizations, financial transparency and accountability are paramount. Non-Profit Expert Financial Audits and Reviews need to meet state and federal regulations, as well as to assure donors and stakeholders of their fiscal responsibility, many non-profits turn to expert accounting teams for financial preparation and audit reviews. These …
The “Masters” Rule In the case of Sinopoli v. Commissioner,[1] the taxpayers aimed to take advantage of IRC 280A(g), a clause that permits individuals to lease their personal homes for a maximum of 14 days each year without reporting the income. The taxpayer’s S corporation claimed rental expenses exceeding $290,000 across three years, alleging this …
When navigating the vast landscape of tax forms, you might come across Form 1099-C and wonder about its significance. Fear not, you are not alone in this bewildering tax labyrinth. We understand that tax forms and regulations can be as perplexing as navigating a maze. CPA Nerds shall unravel the enigma of the elusive 1099-C …
What is a Federal Tax Lien? When business owners and individuals don’t pay the income tax they owe, the federal government has methods of recovering the debt. A federal tax lien is one of those tools. A federal tax lien (also called an IRS tax lien) is a legal claim that lets the lienholder take …
Paycheck Protection Program: how much can you get? The CARES Act of 2020 included the Paycheck Protection Program. This stimulus is to help businesses in need during the Coronavirus pandemic as many have a disruption in business. The $349 billion funded under the Small Business Administration (SBA) is intended to provide loans to businesses to …
