In 2019, the Governor signed AB 5. Under AB 5, most workers are presumed to be employees for purposes of the Labor Code, the Unemployment Insurance Code, and for most wage orders of the Industrial Welfare Commission unless a hiring entity satisfies a three-factor test, referred to as the ABC test. This means that many… Read More »

Some key points about various COVID-19 related legislation passed in the last couple of weeks, including the $2.2T CARES Act: Tax Day is now July 15, 2020 for vast majority of taxpayers ordinarily required to file on April 15. Any payments that would have been due on April 15 are deferred until July 15 as… Read More »

With schools and businesses shuttering to help combat the spread of the Coronavirus, there have been increased talks of paid leave for employees affected by the outbreak, tax extensions and deadlines. While the information has been changing almost daily since President Trump announced a National Emergency on Friday, March 13, 2020, we wanted to share… Read More »