Now to Next

The following Now to Next podcast features a discussion between Ken Mann, Managing Director of SC&H Capital, and James Eaton, Principal of SC&H Group's Tax Services practice, on the proposed increase to the capital gains tax. This tax hike could have various tax implications on three key areas: your investment property, your business, and/or your primary residence. If you've been contemplating the sale of any of these three assets, now is the time to start thinking about the options available to you. Our experts offer insights into how this proposal, if passed, could impact you in the very near future and what you should be considering now.

The following WBAL radio spot features Jeff Bathurst, Director of SC&H Group's Technology Advisory Services discussing the recent uptick in breaches impacting county school jurisdictions. Bathurst shares insights on why county school jurisdictions are vulnerable to these types of ransomware attacks, the importance of proactively safeguarding your organization, backing up data, and questions to ask or consider for your internal teams. 

The following Now to Next podcast features Chris Rossi, a Principal of SC&H Group's Technology Advisory team, speaking to the current conversations he is having with his manufacturing clients and how technology is a big part of those discussions.

The following Now to Next episode features Matt LoCascio, a Principal with SC&H Capital and Dave Benfield, Founder of DuClaw, discussing how COVID-19 has impacted the brewer's industry and what the future holds.

The following Now to Next episode is one of four podcasts featuring local manufacturers rising to meet the challenges COVID-19 has presented. Today’s episode features Michael Kelleher, Executive Director, MD MEP, and Christopher Helmrath, Founder & Managing Director of SC&H Capital discussing the resources the manufacturing community has needed now more than ever as they are navigating the unknown.

The following Now to Next episode is one of four podcasts featuring local manufacturers rising to meet the challenges COVID-19 has presented. Today’s episode features Greg Bandelin, CEO, Lions Wood Banquet Furniture and Christopher Helmrath, Founder & Managing Director of SC&H Capital discussing some of the most important strategies they have implemented in this pivot or perish environment.

With the announcement from Oracle that Premier Support for Hyperion 11.1.2.4 ends on December 31, 2021, many organizations have begun the process of determining what’s next for their business. And while it may seem like it’s a ways off, it’s a perfect time to better understand how you can use this situation to make your organization more nimble, and perhaps it’s the nudge you need to make the move to the cloud.

SC&H Group hosted a webinar on Wednesday, June 10, to help organizations understand their options, the pros and cons of each, and in some cases — the risk of not doing anything.

After weeks of anticipation and small dribbles of new guidance, it appears the SBA is coming down the final stretch on forgiveness after having released some fairly substantial updates over the past two weeks: a PPP loan forgiveness application, two new interim final rules, good-faith clarification, and more.

SC&H Group hosted a webinar on Tuesday, June 2, to help business owners who are still wondering – what’s my path to full forgiveness, if any?

Here's a breakdown of what we covered:

• How to navigate the PPP Loan Forgiveness Application
• What we've learned from the past couple weeks of new guidance
• Advice on the latest guidance and recommendations we are providing business leaders and how to design and execute a strategy in order to best position your organization
• Documentation requirements
• Key open items we’re anticipating to see addressed

It is important to note that this information is very fluid. The content and advice we are presenting in the video is our interpretation of what is available at the moment – and all businesses need to continue working closely with their bank, attorney, and accountants.

COVID-19 is testing manufacturers like no other crisis in recent history; therefore, leaders have needed to act quickly. Christopher Helmrath, Founder & Managing Director of SC&H Capital, is joined by Zachary Fine, CEO of Holly Poultry in the following episode that is part of a series featuring Maryland Manufacturers, making shifts to rise to the challenges the pandemic has created.

COVID-19 is testing manufacturers like no other crisis in recent history; therefore, leaders have needed to act quickly. Christopher Helmrath, Founder & Managing Director of SC&H Capital, is joined by Mick Arnold, CEO of Arnold Packaging in the following episode that is part of a series featuring Maryland Manufacturers, making shifts to rise to the challenges the pandemic has created.

SC&H Group's Mack McGee (Chief Marketing Officer / Director) interviewed SC&H's Lee Whieldon (Manager) to discuss how our Data Analytics Team is using Tableau to visualize data related to COVID-19 cases, particularly as it relates to state laws on COVID-19-related programs, and the thought process that goes into putting together a unique dashboard focused on helping businesses to take action and glean valuable insights.

Small businesses, sole proprietors, and independent contractors across the country have spent the last few weeks desperately hoping to be one of the recipients to benefit from the Paycheck Protection Program. Now that 1,661,367 loan recipients (and counting) have been approved for a loan, SC&H Group hosted a webinar on Thursday, April 30th to help answer “now what?” for those businesses.

Here’s a breakdown of what we covered:

• How businesses should prepare to document their need for the loan
• Guidance on how to best use the money
• Tips for understanding and applying the forgiveness terms of your respective loans
• Interplay between PPP and other COVID-19 federal relief provisions

It is important to note that this information is very fluid. The content and advice we are presenting in the video is our interpretation of what is available at the moment – and all businesses need to continue working closely with their bank, attorney, and accountants.