A Resource Map of Tax Strategies to Help Increase Cash Flow

Andy Cates, Retired Principal, Tax Services
Roy Deaver, Principal, International Tax Services
Rob O'Neill, Principal, State & Local Tax Services
Bob Reynolds, Principal, Tax Services

July 5, 2020
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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to have relevant information and strategies to support your workforce, minimize risk, and even create future opportunity. Now, more than ever, cash remains a vital commodity and maintaining operations is top of mind.

The resource map below provides tax tools that can be used to generate a one-time or recurring cash flow for your organization. It’s intended as a starting point; you can click through each section and find articles that provide more significant details on the topics.

Please note, these are initial tax-related steps; more permanent decisions around financing should also be considered in the future.

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