[Webinar] Employee Retention Tax Credit

March 29th, 2021 | 1 min. read

As companies re-open their offices, a number of new laws, procedures and practical concerns must be addressed. The American Rescue Plan has provided companies with tax incentives to maintain employee headcounts, and while those incentives could be an asset to companies as we move forward, a number of additional concerns relating to COVID should be considered. New legislation adding additional paid leave hours for COVID-related reasons has just been passed in California. Companies should be wary not only of these new laws, but also of the tricky landscape relating to re-opening, mandatory vaccinations for in-office work, and the potential implications of speech and activity relating to vaccines and other cultural and social topics facing employees as workplaces reopen.

Watch the recorded webinar where our guest speakers discussed the Employee Retention Credit under the American Rescue Plan and related legal issues impacting a return to the workplace in the post-COVID world.

Topics include:

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
SB 95 and Supplemental Paid Leave
Vaccines and Returning to Work
Political Speech, Affiliation and Potential Pitfalls in the Return to Work in the Post-COVID Environment
Employee Retention Tax Credit under the American Rescue Plan.

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Speakers

Grant P. Alexander

Allen Matkins Law Firm, Partner

Grant Alexander is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Allen Matkins. Grant's practice encompasses a wide range of employment litigation matters including the representation of employers facing wage and hour class actions, as well as claims of discrimination, harassment, misappropriation of trade secrets, and wrongful termination. He also counsels companies on various compliance issues involving free speech in the workplace, the preparation of employee handbooks, sexual harassment training, executive employment agreements, and adhering to ADA regulations for company websites and mobile apps.

Shyla Springmeyer

R&D Incentives Group, Business Development Manager

Shyla Springmeyer is a Business Development Manager at R&D Incentives Group who has 4 years of experience working in specialty tax credits. Shyla advises a broad range of domestic clients in the determination and calculation of the Research and Development credit as well as the Employee Retention Tax Credit.

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[Webinar] Employee Retention Tax Credit

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Grant P. Alexander

Shyla Springmeyer

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