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On Dec. 21, 2020, Congress passed a $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. Key features are $600 stimulus payments to individuals, $300 in added extended weekly unemployment benefits and $325 billion in small business aid.
View MoreTSCPA has joined more than 120 employers and organizations across the nation in signing a letter to Congressional leaders urging them to support state tax filing and withholding relief for remote workers during the pandemic.
View MoreThe Tennessee General Assembly returned Aug. 10-12 for a Special Session called by Governor Bill Lee to address three issues: COVID-19 liability protection, telehealth services, and laws governing the Capitol grounds.
View MoreThe U.S. Senate has passed the House’s version of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Flexibility Act in support of small businesses who received PPP financial relief and now need more flexibility in its use.
View MoreThe U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act in support of small businesses who received PPP financial relief and now need more flexibility in its use.
View MoreLate last night, the Tennessee General Assembly passed a state budget and adjourned until June 1 in an unprecedented move to wrap up amid COVID-19 concerns.
View MoreThis afternoon the Tennessee House and Senate leaders unveiled a plan for the current legislative session in light of the ongoing COVID-19 situation.
View MoreCongress recently voted to approve a federal government spending bill that repeals three health care taxes, makes changes to retirement plan rules, extends expired tax provisions, provides disaster tax relief and repeals a provision for tax-exempt organizations.
View MoreOn Aug. 23 the Tennessee General Assembly convened for a special session to officially elect a new Speaker of the House due to the recent resignation of former Speaker Glen Casada.
View MoreTSCPA members recently met with members of Congress to ask them to support consolidating existing IRS units into a Practitioner Services Division so that taxpayer issues are resolved more efficiently.
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