Partial Plan Terminations: What Employers and Plan Sponsors Should Know
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought so many different concerns to the forefront for employers,...
Read Moreby admin | Sep 24, 2020 | Coronavirus Updates, Edward McWilliams, Employee Matters, Home Page, Long Island Business | 0
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought so many different concerns to the forefront for employers,...
Read Moreby admin | Sep 1, 2020 | Coronavirus Updates, Edward McWilliams, Employee Matters, Home Page, Long Island Business | 0
On Friday evening, August 28th, 2020, the IRS and Department of the Treasury released Notice...
Read Moreby admin | Jul 30, 2020 | 2018 Tax Change, blog, Employee Matters, Guest Spotlight, Home Page | 0
Cybersecurity risks are not new. We’ve been dealing with data breaches for years, and if we’ve learned one thing, it’s that hackers are smart. Hackers can infiltrate even the most complex security systems in the pursuit of personal information. It was only a matter of time until retirement plans, rich with personal information and money, fell victim to data breaches too. And like most companies navigating the aftermath of a data breach, retirement plan sponsors and service providers can easily find themselves in the midst of intense litigation.
Read Moreby admin | Jul 30, 2020 | 2018 Tax Change, blog, Employee Matters, Home Page, Ken Cerini, Nonprofit | 0
Pension plans should be an important part of every business’ benefits package. Not only do they let business owners/executives and employees to set aside funds for their retirement, but they provide the added ability for companies to assist in the process and make contributions on behalf of their staff, to help them better position themselves for retirement.
Read Moreby admin | Jul 30, 2020 | 2018 Tax Change, blog, Employee Matters, Home Page, Matthew Hecker, Nonprofit | 0
As auditors, we are always busy performing different types of testing, especially controls and compliance-based test work. While there is a common stigma about auditors and audits in general, and they have a “gotcha” sort of mentality, there is a tremendous benefit that a company can derive from the work they perform. The truth is, our goal is to ensure that companies and organizations are complying with rules and regulations so that they can avoid costly errors, especially when it comes to defined contribution pension plans.
Read Moreby admin | May 26, 2020 | blog, Education, Employee Matters, Home Page, Shari Diamond | 0
Many employees of school districts across the Island are approaching retirement age and may not be aware of how to maximize their pension benefits. Some may not realize that with the right kind of planning, they may be able to retire sooner than they think.
Read Moreby admin | Apr 7, 2020 | blog, Coronavirus Updates, Edward McWilliams, Employee Matters, Home Page, Long Island Business, Nonprofit | 0
After a rocky launch of the PPP loan program on Friday, April 3rd, many banks and lenders have...
Read Moreby admin | Mar 31, 2020 | blog, Coronavirus Updates, Employee Matters, Healthcare, Home Page, Kimberly R. Roffi, Long Island Business, Nonprofit | 0
In light of the ever-growing Coronavirus pandemic, New York State has filed an emergency adoption...
Read Moreby admin | Mar 31, 2020 | blog, Coronavirus Updates, Edward McWilliams, Employee Matters, Home Page, Long Island Business, Nonprofit | 0
One of the most anticipated and popular provisions in the CARES Act is the expansion of Small...
Read Moreby admin | Mar 26, 2020 | blog, Coronavirus Updates, Edward McWilliams, Employee Matters, Home Page, Long Island Business | 0
Late on March 25, 2020, the US Senate released the final tax of the CARES Act, the third...
Read Moreby admin | Jul 23, 2019 | blog, Employee Matters, Guest Spotlight, Healthcare, Home Page, Long Island Business | 0
On June 24th President Trump signed an Executive order directing Health and Human Services (HHS)...
Read Moreby admin | Jul 11, 2019 | blog, Edward McWilliams, Employee Matters, Healthcare, Home Page, John Carpeneto, Long Island Business | 0
On June 13, 2019, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Department of Labor and Department of Health...
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