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Stefano Tromba

Stefano is a seasoned marketing professional and writer with diverse industry experience. Born and raised in NYC, he holds a Journalism degree from Queens College, and is currently the Head of Marketing at Fingercheck.

By: Stefano Tromba Feb 24, 2021

Small Businesses Get 2-Week Window to Apply for Forgivable Loans

Starting today, Wednesday, Feb 24, small businesses with fewer than 20 employees can apply for forgivable loans under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). The application window is limited and will only be open for a total of two weeks. O

By: Stefano Tromba Feb 22, 2021

Is Moving to a No Income Tax State Worth It?

If you’re one of the millions of people who have moved or are thinking of relocating since the pandemic hit, you may be tempted to move to a state with no income tax. Sure, everyone wants a lower tax bill, but don’t assume that living i

By: Stefano Tromba Feb 18, 2021

How to Avoid a Large Tax Bill

It's obviously no fun owing the IRS money. Especially, if you've lost your job or have been financially impacted by the coronavirus. So, with tax season 2020 officially here, the decision on whether or not to withhold depends on your financ

By: Stefano Tromba Feb 16, 2021

Tax Season 2020: Why Filing Your Taxes This Year Will Be Different

The tax deadline is just weeks away, but it's never too soon to prepare. Last year, the tax deadline was pushed to July 15. This gave filers (and the IRS) more time to process paperwork during the pandemic. It's not yet known if the IRS wil

Is Biden's $15 per hour wage increase worth losing 1.4 million U.S. jobs?

By: Stefano Tromba Feb 11, 2021

Is Biden’s $15 Hourly Wage Increase Worth Losing 1.4 Million Jobs?

The Raise the Wage Act of 2021, a Democrat-led bill introduced last month, was dropped from a Senate bill last week. However, despite President Biden recently stating a wage hike was unlikely, the House Education and Labor Committee includ