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Real estate investment deserves its reputation as a lucrative source of income, but investors must always be aware of the constant changes to the laws on taxes related to real estate properties, since these rules change frequently, with the numbers and percentages changing from one year to the next. No two years are alike as far as real estate investing…
In the healing of New York, more and more businesses are starting to move back to offices slowly. Commercial landlords are getting creative with their incentives to get new tenants to sign long-term leases while ensuring the tenants will observe Covid-19 safety precautions. In order for financially bleeding businesses to come back to their pre-pandemic volumes, many tenants – especially those…
Cryptocurrencies have been the next big thing in the financial world for several years, but the United States laws are regulating them have been confusing at best. The days when cryptocurrencies existed only on the dark web, where people exchanged them for goods and services they would never have the guts to buy or sell in circumstances buyers and sellers…
In the course of a FaceTime call during this pandemic, your grandparents might have mused aloud as to why someone would choose to watch someone else play video games. They have clearly never seen how many thousands of followers subscribe to the YouTube channels of Internet-famous personalities who make video game walkthroughs and otherwise earn a living by playing video…
In the gigantic $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act signed by President Biden last week, $28.6 Billion have been allocated to the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF), a tax-free grant program that will be administered by the Small Business Administration (SBA) to save the hospitality industry. Eligible restaurants and other food service and drinking establishments will not be required to pay…
It is an understatement to say that the past year has been rough for New York City’s restaurant industry. Tourists used to spend years saving up so that they could have some of New York’s famous dining experiences, a corned beef sandwich at a deli, a peerless plate of pasta, shawarma from Mamoun’s, an elegant dinner after the theater. Then…
For the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the finances of most Americans. Small business owners have been forced to make one tough decision after another about what to do next to keep their businesses afloat or whether to cut their losses and making these decisions is doubly stressful because every decision affects not only the business…
New York City was one of the first places in the United States to see community spread of the novel coronavirus, and it instituted one of the earliest and most comprehensive lockdowns to contain the spread of the virus. This also means that its residents were among the first to suffer the financial hardships and economic uncertainty brought on by…
Under the new U.S. administration, major changes are expected in the field of business immigration, which is the branch of U.S. immigration law regarding investor and employment-based visas. Although some of the most significant reforms, such as the introduction of a start-up visa or the removal of cap-numbers on H1-B specialty occupations visas, will need to be approved by the…
The COVID-19 Pandemic has greatly impacted all businesses worldwide, including the wine industry. The U.S. is the largest wine-consuming country in the world, but its consumers’ habits are quickly changing. Aside from preferences’ considerations (such as experiencing...