In a sweeping attempt to curb legal immigration, the Trump administration issued a proclamation on June 22, 2020, applying a ban through the end of the calendar year on four visa categories of significance to US companies: the H-1B visa
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Many plan administrators and participants have struggled with how to satisfy certain qualified plan spousal consent rules while social distancing guidelines have been in effect. The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provided much-needed relief on that topic in Notice 2020-42…
As we approach the June quarter day, it is not only landlords who will be keeping a close eye on rent collection. For lenders rent collection is also very important.
So far we have largely seen that lenders have been…
The spread of COVID-19 has forced the mass closure of workspace and the implementation of work-from-home policies in the majority of industries.
As the UK contemplates easing lockdown measures, businesses are having to consider what the world of work will…
President Trump is expected to issue an executive order in the next several days either eliminating, or significantly limiting, the availability of non-immigrant visas in categories of substantial importance to US companies (H-1B visas for specialty occupation workers, L visas…
The US Small Business Administration (“SBA”) has now formalized certain borrower-friendly changes to the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) provided for by the PPP Flexibility Act. A new Interim Final Rule (“IFR”) follows an informal joint press release on June…