Honored to share BCW’s Hall of Fame Award Ceremony. You can watch BYB’s story at the 60-minute mark of the YouTube video.
BCW 2021 Hall of Fame Award Ceremony Video
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We are excited and honored to announce that BYB has been awarded the 2021 Hall of Fame Business Minority Success Award from the Business Council of Westchester.
Thank you, Business Council of Westchester, for this incredible recognition. And congratulations to all of the 2021 Hall of Fame Honorees!
Corporate Citizenship
ENT & Allergy Associates
Entrepreneurial Success
Allstar Innovations
Family Owned Business Success
Lippolis Electric
Small Business Success
Progressive Computing
Women in Business Success
Sarah Jones-Maturo, President and CEO, RM Friedland
Chairman’s Award
Chereese Jervis-Hill, Events to Remember
Check out 914Inc.’s February/March 2021 publication featuring BYB’s Wiley Harrison; an article titled “Virtual Roundtable: Business Success During Covid”.
The Business Council of Westchester – Not-For-Profit Council Meeting
Building Diversity, Cultural Competence, and Inclusion Throughout Your Organization
Friday, March 6th, 8:30 AM
800 Westchester Ave., S-310, Rye Brook, NY
Building a culture of diversity, inclusion and community engagement is vital to the success of every not for profit organization. It is not simply about doing what is right but is a business imperative. Mecca presentation will help define diversity, inclusion, and cultural competence; provide strategies for building a culturally competent organization; and advice on working with your Board of Directors.
Featured Speaker:
Mecca (Santana) Mitchell
Senior Vice President of Diversity Inclusion and Community Engagement
Westchester Medical Center Health Network
Please register to Linda Tyler, Director of Member Engagement at ltyler@thebcw.org
The IRS will start accepting personal income tax returns on Monday, January 27th.
The deadline to file your 2019 tax return and pay any tax owed is Wednesday, April 15th.
The IRS continues to encourage taxpayers to file their returns electronically and choose direct deposit for faster receipt of refunds.
The IRS and state governments are combating identity theft and tax fraud this tax year. Beginning this filing season all tax payers are required to have identity verification. Please include with your tax documents a copy of your state driver’s license or other state ID. If you’re married, both individuals must meet the requirement.
Sincerely,
BYB
If divorcing or recently divorced, there’s much to consider:
- Name Changes
- Spousal IRA
- Child Support
- Alimony (Paid and Received)
Through changes in circumstances, be prepared to pull out your check book and negotiate with your former spouse. There are many more challenges to finalizing the divorce.
For more information click here!
If you are moving due to Job relocation, you can deduct moving expenses.
In order to deduct moving expenses, your move must meet three requirements:
- The move must closely relate to the start of work
- Your move must meet the distance test
- You must meet the time test
After meeting these requirements, the #IRS has plenty of tips to show you what expenses are deductible.
For more information click here. Be sure to update your address with the IRS and Post Office.
Town of Greenburgh Attorney, Tim Lewis, annually visits The BYB with Summer Interns.
These students are from local colleges and high schools looking to prepare themselves for the next step.
The Summer Interns asked Wiley various questions as he answers to the best of his ability.
The video touches base on interpersonal skills, career paths, and much more.
Watch the video to hear what Wiley has to say…
Dont forget to share the knowledge!
Miscellaneous Income should be reported. Payments for services performed for your trade or business is reflected on form 1099-Misc.
If the following four conditions are met, you must generally report a payment as nonemployee compensation.
1. You made the payment to someone who is not your employee;
2. You made the payment for services in the course of your trade or business (including government agencies and nonprofit organizations);
3. You made the payment to an individual, partnership, estate, or in some cases, a corporation; and
4. You made payments to the payee of at least $600 during the year.
For more information, click the link below to read more!
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