Impact of the Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act on Franchising
Breakdown of details regarding the impact of the Paid Sick Leave Act on franchising.
Breakdown of details regarding the impact of the Paid Sick Leave Act on franchising.
Because many families, businesses, and tax preparers may be unable to meet their tax obligations despite their best efforts, President Trump is allowing “the Treasury Department to defer tax payments, without interest or penalties, for certain individuals and businesses negatively impacted.”
Statement released by the International Franchise Association (IFA) regarding H.R. 6201, the Families First Coronavirus Relief Act and next steps for Congress.
Letter urging Speaker Pelosi and Republican Leader McCarthy to work closely with the Small Business Administration (SBA) to ensure the loans are rapidly administered to affected areas.
IFA specifically asks Congress to make clear that franchise owners affiliated with a brand are eligible for the same small business relief as non-franchised small businesses. This letter lays out detailed, recommended policies that can be followed to achieve this objective.
Request to improve the House-passed bill containing important provisions that benefit small businesses and employees. Specifically, Division C, “The Emergency Family and Medical Leave Act,” and Division E, “The Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act.”
While H.R. 6201 includes a 100% retroactive tax credit, the construction of the paid leave mandate and refundable tax credit leaves small businesses with a significant and immediate cash flow crisis for the next six to eight critical weeks.
Request detailing proposed action to mitigate franchise owner closures and job losses.
Request to alleviate the compliance burden of meeting the April 30th deadline to file Franchise Disclosure Documents by encouraging the FTC to delay the filing date for at least 90 days.
Request to alleviate the compliance burden of meeting the April 30th deadline to file Franchise Disclosure Documents by encouraging the FTC to delay the filing date for at least 90 days.
Proposal of specific items to incorporate in stimulus package for small businesses.
Proposal to minimize financial loss of franchise business owners and their workforce.
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