is the worst over? 63% of small business say so

but 84% worry about a second wave of infection.

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as business owners across the country focus on getting back to business, 63 percent feel the worst is behind them when it comes to the impact of covid-19 on their operations, according to new research from a payroll agency that handles payrolls for 670,000 small- and medium-sized businesses.

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however, four in five business owners are somewhat or very concerned about a possible second wave of infection.

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retired cpa partners face pay cuts from covid

facing the fallout from the covid crisis, 10 percent of small and midsized firms are already trimming compensation for retired partners.

firms target annual net profit caps, early retirement provisions, and mandatory retirement ages.

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with profits likely to take a short-term hit, retired partners at many cpa firms are facing cuts to their payouts, according to our straw poll of 30 leading firms.

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with covid-19 hurting revenues and bottom lines, firms of all sizes are reconfiguring their staff loads and renegotiating their space requirements.

but we haven’t heard much about what firms are doing about their obligations for deferred compensation partner retirement plans. until now.

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beat the covid crisis with these 20 steps for your firm and your clients

the ultimate checklist for focusing on cash, communication, continuity – and accepting uncertainty.

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the toll of covid-19 on business will be an ongoing trauma. it ain’t gonna be over ’til it’s over, and that ain’t gonna be for a long, long time.

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to survive, tax and accounting practices are going to need to take precautionary and proactive measures to ensure their financial continuity. those measures must necessarily include guidance for clients to help them survive. because failing clients mean failing firms.

crisis management is a lot easier if it starts before the crisis hits. here are some steps that accountants can take for themselves and their clients, gleaned from the thousands of accountants and advisors we’ve been hearing from over the past several weeks. read more →