Webinar | Ask the CPA! You have tax questions

Ask the CPA! You have tax questions – We have answers!

Webinar - Wed., Mar. 5, 2025 at 12:00 PM ET

Tax season has arrived, so you don’t want to miss this webinar with special guest Micah Fraim, CPA and small business tax expert. There’s no one better to provide a realistic and informative take on small business tax planning than Micah, a best-selling author and sought-after speaker.

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Webinar 2 - Friday, November 19th

The Federal Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates - What You Need to Know About the New OSHA and Federal Contractor Vaccine Rules

On November 4, 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released its controversial Covid-19 Vaccination Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS), establishing burdensome new mandatory vaccination requirements for private employers with 100 or more employees.

NFIB Federal Update: Latest Proposals and Timeline

Tell Congress to oppose tax increases and massive new labor fines on small business

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Join NFIB’s special edition Covid-19 webinar, with James A. Paretti, Shareholder at Littler, for an overview of the OSHA ETS and the new federal contractor vaccine rule, which will answer the most pressing questions surrounding both rules including coverage and deadlines. Jim also outlines what steps employers need to take to protect employees and ensure compliance by January 4, 2022. Join NFIB’s special edition Covid-19 webinar, with James A. Paretti, Shareholder at Littler, for an overview of the OSHA ETS and the new federal contractor vaccine rule, which will answer the most pressing questions.Paretti, Shareholder at Littler, for an overview of the OSHA ETS.

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The Legal Center is pleased to offer the NFIB Guide to Independent Contractors to help small businesses determine whether their workers are considered employees or independent contractors by the Internal Revenue Service. This seemingly simple distinction is actually extremely complex—and can cost you thousands of dollars in penalties and back taxes if you make a mistake.

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