The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) established several new funding sources to support healthcare entities in their response to the coronavirus pandemic. One such source is the Provider Relief Fund (PRF), for which HHS allocated $178 billion to be distributed to prevent, prepare for and respond to COVID-19, and as of the end of July 2021, over $118 [...]

Principal and Advisory Practice Leader David Sutton launches his new “Business Disruption and Resilience Podcast” where he will host and interview business leaders responding to adversity and disruption. In the inaugural episode, Partner Donella Wilson interviews Petersen Automotive Museum Chief Operating Officer Michael Bodell about leveraging virtual opportunities [...]

By: Richard Ruvelson (principal at GHJ) For those who were able to attend the GHJ Annual Nonprofit Accounting and Tax Update Workshop last week, you heard me talk about the Form 990, as well as other developments, and received a copy of this blog in your folder. For anyone who wasn’t able to attend the workshop, be sure to read below for a quick refresher. The Cente [...]

By: Richard Ruvelson Former Commissioner of Internal Revenue Mark Everson met with a group of GHJ clients and tax personnel on Wednesday August 7, 2013. Everson currently serves as the Vice Chairman of alliantgroup, a national tax consulting firm that works closely with businesses and accounting firms with respect to federal and state tax credits and incentives, as w [...]

By Richard Ruvelson The California New Jobs Credit, initially effective for taxable years beginning after January 1, 2009 remains in effect and is available to tax-exempt employers with 20 or fewer employees. The $3,000 per qualified new employee credit is determined by comparing the number of qualified full-time employees for the taxable year being reported with th [...]