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Today at 3 p.m. EDT, SBA representatives will host a live webinar on the COVID-19 EIDL loan program.
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AAHOA and dozens of our coalition partners penned a letter to Congressional leadership regarding a broad tax proposal which would increase the reporting threshold of the Internal Revenue Service.
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AAHOA joined hundreds of other small and seasonal businesses in penning a letter to the Department of Labor and the Department of Homeland Security urging strong support for the H-2B visa program.
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AAHOA has joined more than 30 other national organizations in signing a letter to the House Ways & Means Committee and the Senate Committee on Finance regarding the Small Business Tax Fairness Act (S.2387) and proposals to change the 199A deduction.
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The Department of Labor (DOL) published the September Employment Situation, reporting a 0.4 percent decrease in the unemployment rate month over month.
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The North Carolina legislature passed the first budget since 2018. The budget is now in negotiations with Governor Cooper.
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In late September, the New York City Council passed Int. 2397-2021. Unfortunately, this bill has unintended economic consequences on small business owners and the hard-working employees they support.
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Did you know? The SBA District Offices are responsible for the delivery of SBA's programs and services. With several SBA loan programs and services available to small business owners who need additional help, navigating where to go for information and resources can be overwhelming.
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Tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. EDT, SBA representatives will host a live webinar on the COVID-19 EIDL loan program. Attendees are encouraged to come with questions about the application process and how to apply for a loan increase.
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AAHOA officially announced the economic impact results of the study conducted earlier this year in partnership with Oxford Economics, an international leader in global forecasting and quantitative analysis.
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Mayor de Blasio will have a virtual hearing on Tuesday, October 5 at 12:30 PM on lnt. no. 2397. Hotels that closed to the public on or after March 2020 and have not reopened and recalled 25 percent of the workforce by October 2021 would be required to make employee severance payments. There is a $500 payment for each employee per week up to 30 weeks in the case of a mass layoff or closure in addition to any previously provided severance compensation.
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In a recent memo from U.S. Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina M. Khan, sent to commission staff and commissioners, she writes about the commission’s vision and priorities for the FTC.
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AAHOA has joined more than 20 other national organizations in signing a letter in opposition to U.S.-Senator Ron Wyden's proposal to restructure pass-through tax rules and raise $172 billion in additional taxes from the country's partnerships and LLCs.
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All Florida employers are required to post the current minimum wage in their place of business where an employee can see it.
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AAHOA President & CEO Ken Greene issued the following statement in response to House Small Business Committee Chairwoman Nydia Velazquez’s proposed $25 billion in funding for Small Business Administration initiatives, including $4.4 billion in direct lending.
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Last week, AAHOA Treasurer Bharat Patel, Florida Regional Director Rahul Patel, Danny Gaekwad, Aakash Patel, and Eric Reinarman, AAHOA Policy Counsel and Director of State and Local Government Affairs, met with legislators from the Florida Senate and House of Representatives to advocate for laws and policies that will benefit AAHOA Members in the state.
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AAHOA Members in North Carolina are reporting a new scam targeting night auditors or other night shift employees.
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Today, the White House announced plans to lift travel restrictions for fully vaccinated foreign citizens.
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Fisher Phillips attorneys Andria Ryan, Hagood Tighe, and Patrick Dennison discussed the latest information about the Biden administration's most recent strategy to get the private workforce vaccinated.
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AAHOA and 14 of our industry partners formed the 1031 Impact Coalition to advocate for the preservation of IRC Section 1031 like-kind exchanges.