Author: Andrew Foust

The coronavirus pandemic has made this a stressful time for many—especially those who own their own business or are otherwise self-employed. At Bryant Consultants, we know that business owners and entrepreneurs just like you are the backbone of our economy. That’s why we want to explore how the Families First Coronavirus Response Act can help small businesses, including self-employed individuals. What You Need To Know Taking effect as of April

Now that Congress has passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act or CARES Act and it has been signed into law here are some resources to help you moving forward. Don’t know what to do?  We are offering one hour of support to those who need it in this trying time.  It is just a small way to help those who need it the most we don’t want

The coronavirus or COVID-19 has created concern for financial circumstances for both families and businesses. With the frenzy-induced behavior of selling stocks and mandatory governmental lockdowns across the United States, the financial situation for day to day businesses has become disrupted. As a small business owner, the coronavirus immediately impacts your personal finances as well as other implications, such as the inability to continue paying your employees. Therefore, with an

As of the time that this blog was published, the U.S. Senate is preparing to vote on the “Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security” (CARES) Act that could go into effect any day now. The Small Business Administration (SBA) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce support this Act. The efforts of this Act are to ensure that no small business (with fewer than 500 employees, unless covered by the SBA’s