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insightThe Treasury Department has issued guidance following Secretary Mnuchin’s statements that a 90 day due date extension for payment of some taxes owed would be allowed.
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insightOn March 12th, the Virginia General Assembly adjourned sine die after an extremely busy “long session.”
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insightTreasury Secretary Mnuchin has announced that his department is pushing back the April 15 tax deadline. Individuals and businesses will be granted a 90 day extension to pay taxes they owe. The 90 day extension for payment of owed tax does not delay the April 15 filing deadline unless a taxpayer has filed for an extension. In connection to this, individuals may defer up to $1 million of tax liability and corporations will be granted an extension on up to $10 million. The Secretary was quoted as saying “All you have to do is file your taxes,” he said.
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insightWith the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United States, many of our clients are facing the mass cancellation of events and damaging service interruptions.
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insightAs we continue to monitor the COVID-19 outbreak, our chief concern remains the health and safety of our clients, colleagues and employees. As of today, Williams Mullen offices across North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Washington D.C. remain open with business proceeding as usual. We have stepped up safe workplace measures in all of our locations to protect employees and guests.
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insightAs the federal agency charged with the responsibility for assuring safe and healthful conditions for American workers, it’s no surprise that OSHA has added its voice to the clamor over Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
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insightWilliams Mullen is proud to be named a 2020 Top Workplace by the Richmond Times-Dispatch. The firm is one of 11 companies that have been recognized on the list each year since 2014.
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insightIn honor of International Women’s Day, we salute the outstanding achievements that the women of Williams Mullen have accomplished over the last year.
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insightCOVID-19, or coronavirus, is spreading, but now is not the time to panic – it is time for businesses to prepare. There is a lot of information out there, including a great deal of misinformation, and the situation is in constant flux. At the current moment, most U.S. workers remain at low risk of exposure to COVID-19.
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insightThe following is a Checklist of key issues for companies to consider in assessing compliance under the International Traffic In Arms Regulations (“ITAR”). This is not intended as a complete listing of all ITAR requirements but rather as a tool for evaluating the most common compliance risks for U.S. and foreign companies. In evaluating ITAR issues companies should also consider issues raised under the Export Administration Regulations (See Section 37 below).