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Zinner & Co. Response to Ohio’s Stay at Home Order

by | 23 Mar | Coronavirus, COVID-19, Stay at Home Order, Zinner & Co.

In response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Zinner & Co. LLP continues to focus on the health and safety of our staff, our clients and our community. As part of these continued efforts, we will be taking the following steps beginning on March 22 in response to Ohio’s “Stay at Home” order:

  • Our office will be closed to all visitors.
  • Our staff will continue to work remotely with very limited staffing of the office each day.
  • Our telephones will be answered by an auto attendant. While you will have access to our company directory when calling, extension numbers are included in the email signature of all Zinner & Co. associates. Our phones will forward to our remote work locations.
  • If you need to provide information to our staff for tax or financial statement preparation, there are three options to do so:
    • Electronic delivery through fax or email. Please note, a link to our secured ShareFile portal is included in each Zinner associate’s email signature.
    • Via the U.S. Postal Service.
    • Clients may also drop information using the mail slot to the right of the entry to our office, Suite #410 (mail slot size is 2” x 11”).
  • All tax return and financial statement delivery to you will be handled electronically. In addition, we use RightSignature to obtain client electronic signatures on E-file authorization forms for tax filing.

Zinner & Co. is committed to heeding the advice of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and health care professionals in an attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Please recognize we are committed to providing the same level of quality service to our clients and ask for your patience if any of these steps cause any delay in communication or response.

As always, we will continue to update all our clients as changes in the tax filing requirements change. Stay tuned for additional updates on this topic.

For those who have already been adversely affected by closing of their business or loss/furlough of employment, following are some links to resources you may find helpful:

Ohio Department of Health Live COVID-19 Update

Gov. Mike DeWine – State of Ohio Request for Federal Assistance to Small Businesses

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services – Accelerated Unemployment Benefits

Since 1938, Zinner has counseled individuals and businesses from start-up to succession. At Zinner, we strive to ensure we understand your business and recognize threats that could impact your financial situation.
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