COVID -19 Business Resource Center

The Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) is impacting our lives and businesses in a way that none of us have experienced before. The global economy is certainly impacted, and businesses and individuals are reacting to an uncharted situation that continues to evolve rapidly. AAFCPAs has dedicated many of our resources to help you navigate the waters ahead.

Changing situations and new legislation are rapidly altering business operations as society shifted to a new normal during the COVID-19 pandemic.

AAFCPAs has assembled this resource page to keep you up to date, and assist you in navigating in this time of crisis. As a firm we are dedicated to helping you solve business, regulatory, and technological challenges to keep your company operating optimally in the short term and long term.

Key Focus Areas

COVID Loans and Funding

CARES Act

AAFCPAs has formed a Task Force dedicated to studying and advising clients on the business implications of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Stimulus (CARES) Act legislation, signed by President Trump on Friday, March 27th, 2020. Our CARES Task Force includes senior leadership and advisors from diverse segments of our organization, bringing the necessary talent together to best advise on the changing dynamics caused by the Coronavirus.

Understanding the CARES Act

OnDemand Webinars

Tax

In the midst of tax season, there are many questions about meeting regulatory requirements while operating under unusual circumstances.

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Technology & Operations

How effectively does your organization support remote work?  This Coronavirus pandemic is testing many businesses’ ability to remain productive and effective while remote. Many are experiencing difficulty, slowness, or inability to execute critical business processes in this time of social distancing.

Cybersecurity

An ever-present concern for businesses. AAFCPAs would like to remind clients that cyber criminals and other bad actors are often poised to capitalize on a crisis. In this case, cyber criminals and foreign governments are using the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic as a theme to lure individuals into making harmful clicks or actions.

All COVID-19 Related Alerts & Insights

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