Due to, the governor’s order directing people to stay home and to practice social distancing, Isler client workpapers and documents should be mailed or dropped off via the building drop slot. Tax returns may be retrieved via postal mail or our client portal. We are encouraging our clients not to come to our offices at this time. However, we are open for business. If your situation requires, or you would like to meet with your CPA in person, an appointment must be made before hand. This will last until the quarantine is over. Due to new COVID restrictions announced by Governor Kate Brown on June 19, 2019, while we will continue to have limited client meetings and contact, any client entering the Isler office is required to wear a mask covering as recommended by the CDC.
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Provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, H.R. 1, are expected to have significant impacts on charitable giving, among other changes that will affect nonprofit organizations. This AICPA article summarizes the changes that nonprofits are following closely.
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