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These are the snacks powering CPAs during tax season
Here’s what accountants are munching on to get through this year’s extended tax crunch time.
By Dawn Wotapka
With this year s tax filing extended, accountants face additional days of longer hours before the big deadline. Whether they re working at the office or at home, here are some ways that CPAs and their firms are keeping their bodies and brains fed.
Delivered goods when working from home: Some firms with employees at home are sending the goodies there. Because this year is different and not everyone is working in the office, we also sent treats to everyone s houses, said Lynn Olanoff, a marketing communications specialist with Concannon Miller, a CPA and business consulting firm with offices in Pennsylvania and Florida. Everyone got a movie-night-at-home box, complete with movie-themed treats and Redbox [a movie viewing service] codes.
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Fix the pandemic and get the economy going, our panelists tell President Biden By: Dawn Ouellette Nixon, Contributing Writer January 27, 2021
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If there’s one thing President Joe Biden can do in his first 100 days to help the nation’s economy it’s this: get the COVID-19 pandemic under control. That’s the consensus of three panelists who participated in the “Business Impact: First 100 Days” webinar hosted by Central Penn Business Journal and Lehigh Valley Business.
Dr. Lynette Chappell Williams, vice president and chief diversity officer for Penn State Health; Gene Barr, president and CEO of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry; and Andrew Desiderio, Certified Public Accountant and shareholder at Bethlehem-based Concannon Miller, agreed the pandemic, which has put millions out of work, caused the closure of many businesses and shattered supply chains, is the biggest threat to the economy.