CommuniTIES: A Baker Tilly podcast

Today, Christine Anderson talks with Lynettte Stolarzyk, a Baker Tilly partner and leader of our specialty tax practice. Lynette shares her expertise and advice on ways organizations can navigate tax considerations through the COVID-19 pandemic and key insights for those looking for financial and non-financial relief packages.

Today, Christine Anderson talks with Todd Bernhardt, a Baker Tilly partner and leader of our small business practice (Baker Tilly Advantage), and Cary Mailandt, a principal in our Middle Market Advisory Services Practice. Todd and Cary share their expertise and advice on ways small businesses can navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic and the immediate needs of businesses with less than 500 employees who have been forced to close or are handling challenges like employee furloughs and reduced sales.

Raina Rose Tagle, a governance, risk management, compliance and cybersecurity partner at Baker Tilly, highlights the importance of enterprise risk management to ensure continuity and resiliency in a crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today Kim Wylam, Managing Partner of Baker Tilly Vantagen, our human resource consulting branch, discusses how the COVID-19 crisis and recent legislation are impacting HR professionals. She and Christine Anderson focus on the Families First Act, legislation that impacts businesses of less than 500 employees.

Today we're discussing the CARES Act with Tim Kosiek, Director of Baker Tilly's Depository and Lending Practice. He'll focus in on the highlights and components of the bill related to small business administration loans.

Jeff Jorge, Principal, International Services Practice, will be discussing the impact coronavirus is having on the supply chain of manufacturers and related sectors. Jeff shares his insights on what manufacturers should be doing both today and tomorrow to address uncertainties and recommendations for recovery initiatives going forward.