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On March 27, 2020, congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act in response to the Coronavirus pandemic that has caused worldwide economic and social turmoil. Our goal in this update is to highlight the tax and financial aspects of how this $2tn bill will affect many

The daily cadence of life has certainly been interrupted by these interesting times. We sincerely hope each of you is finding a good way of coping with the disruption to your schedule. As most parents of any age can probably relate too, our houses have turned into roller-skating rinks with

We have now seen significant responses from both the Federal Reserve and the Federal Government to the threat that the Coronavirus pandemic represents to the economy. The monetary policy came first with a .5% cut to the Fed Funds rate, followed quickly by an additional 1% cut on Sunday evening

The Coronavirus has made it to the U.S., and the data is likely to get far worse before it starts getting better. We are not epidemiologists, but it seems reasonable to expect our experience in the U.S. to be like other countries. Once widespread testing takes hold, the

The following is a brief analysis of what we see occurring in the markets right now as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak in addition to a variety of resources we have found useful. Please do not hesitate to call us if you have any concerns about how the current

In 2019, the Governor signed AB 5. Under AB 5, most workers are presumed to be employees for purposes of the Labor Code, the Unemployment Insurance Code, and for most wage orders of the Industrial Welfare Commission unless a hiring entity satisfies a three-factor test, referred to as the ABC