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Ariel Go Jr March 26, 2021 0 Comments 2021, Coronavirus, IRS, March, Stimulus Package, Taxes, Trending

IRS Extends 2020 Filing Season to May 17 Following COVID-Related Tax Law Changes

Despite usually opening the tax season in late January, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) delayed the start of the 2020 tax season to February 12, announcing that they would start accepting and processing tax returns then. The deadline for individuals to file their taxes remained on April 15 until a recent announcement from the IRS that the agency is postponing the filing deadline, giving taxpayers an additional month to file their returns. As of now, income tax and payments will be due on May 17. While this new change applies to individual taxpayers and families, including people paying self-employment tax, this relief does have an exception—it will not apply to the estimated tax payments that many small business owners owe for the first quarter of 2021.

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Brian Hilyard March 7, 2021 0 Comments Biden, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Economy, Janet Yellen, March 2021, stimulus, Vaccine

Janet Yellen Calls on G-20 to Take Action

Janet Yellen’s G-20 letter served as an urgent call for a multilateral effort to tackle key issues. The primary focus was to call on countries to act quickly on COVID-19, stating that a global vaccination effort is the strongest stimulus the global economy could receive. She also suggested that the IMF allocate SDRs to enhance liquidity for low-income countries.

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Vivian Haas November 22, 2020 0 Comments 2020, asia, Coronavirus, GDP, IMF, India, international business, November, November 2020, RCEP, trade

Largest Trade Deal In The World Signed By Asian Pacific Nations

As of November 15th, 2020, Asia Pacific nations including China, Japan, and South Korea have officially signed the world’s largest free-trade agreement.

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Staff Writer November 11, 2020February 6, 2021 0 Comments Amazon, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Economy, Investing, manufacturing, November 2020, walmart

Domestic Manufacturing

The coronavirus pandemic has debilitated the US economy in many different aspects. From the stock market to the unemployment rate, no one can deny that this virus has hit every sector of the American economy.

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Staff Writer October 25, 2020February 6, 2021 0 Comments 2020, Coronavirus, October, Stillman

Stillman Fall 2020 Updates

The coronavirus has left universities all over the world adapting to new ways of learning and maximizing the available resources to students on and off campus, heavily relying on technology. Universities planned to return to campus in the fall, but the surge of cases in different parts of the United States has left many universities sending students back within a few weeks of opening doors for students.

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Staff Writer October 20, 2020February 6, 2021 0 Comments 2020, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Europe, October, Pandemic

In Europe, COVID-19 Cases Soar

Across the European continent, countries are currently facing massive spikes in COVID-19 cases. Hospitals are once again filling up, death tolls are on the rise, and concerns of increased lockdown procedures are surfacing.

NFL Postpones Multiple Games Due to Virus

It was a matter of when, not if, the COVID-19 global pandemic would impact the NFL world.

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