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SUMMARY:Celebrating Dreams
DESCRIPTION:The Washington Women’s Business Center (WWBC) is committed to supporting women business owners as they carry on in these uncertain economic times. \nCelebrating Dreams\, the WWBC Premier Event\, is an opportunity to connect with other female entrepreneurs\, mentors\, community partners\, resources\, and leaders in the field. The event kicks off in May and ends in June – all while celebrating female entrepreneurship. \nCelebrating Dreams starts with an online showcase of Woman-Owned businesses that display their products and services all in one place from May 1st – June 30th\, 2021.  \nWe will also be hosting free webinars every Thursday in May leading up to the main event! \nThe event culminates with a free evening of celebration\, connection\, and opportunities for Women in business. This year\, some of our panels for the night include\, “Recovery Ready Case Studies” and “The Economic Value of Woman-Owned Businesses” \nCelebrating Dreams: Strength in CommUNITY 2021 will be held live virtually on May 27th from 6:00 – 7:30PM PST.
URL:https://oneeastside.org/event/celebrating-dreams/
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SUMMARY:The WA State LTC Trust: An Employer’s Guide
DESCRIPTION:Register here: https://pxlme.me/9GI9vMzb \nWashington is the first State in the Nation to create a Long Term Care Trust program\, and will be funded 100% through an employee-paid payroll tax. Most working Washingtonians will be eligible for these LTC benefits only once they have paid into the Trust for a minimum of 10 years. The LTC Trust does allow for individuals to apply for a waiver from the LTC Tax\, but they must show that they have purchased their own LTC insurance coverage. The onus is then on the employee to provide their employer with a copy of the State’s waiver. \nThe session will help you be prepared for the questions your company may soon be receiving from your employees with regards to the tax\, the opt out\, and the benefits provided under the LTC Trust program. \nWe will cover a number of topics\, including:\n• The benefits\, eligibility\, and limitations of the WA LTC Trust program\n• The WA LTC tax provisions\n• The exemption option from the new tax\, including deadlines to opt out\n• An opt-in for non-W-2 employees\, along with deadlines \nThere will be 60 minutes of content\, with an additional 30 minutes to answer your questions.
URL:https://oneeastside.org/event/the-wa-state-ltc-trust-an-employers-guide/
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SUMMARY:Financial Basics for New Small Businesses
DESCRIPTION:Startup425 and Greater Seattle SCORE invite you to experience Small Business Essentials\, a series of five online workshops that not only give you the chance to learn the fundamentals of starting a new business\, but also give you the opportunity to put what you learn into practice. \nThis interactive class gives you what you need to understand your startup costs\, how to ensure that your business turns a profit and how to manage your cash flow. You’ll learn how to project sales and operating expenses\, calculate net income\, and much more!
URL:https://oneeastside.org/event/financial-basics-for-new-small-businesses/
LOCATION:Virtual\, WA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Understanding the Washington Cares Fund Part 2: What employees need to know about the Washington Cares Fund
DESCRIPTION:Understanding the Washington Cares Fund\nPart 2: What employees need to know about the Washington Cares Fund \nTuesday\, June 29\, 2021\n2:00PM – 3:00PM\nOnline through Washington Nonprofits \nIf you do nothing\, you will automatically join the new public LTC program and begin paying a tax withheld from your paycheck in 2022. Join us to learn the pros and cons of opting-out of this tax by purchasing private LTC insurance if it is right for you. This opportunity is available one time only prior to implementation of the program. \nBeginning in 2022\, all W-2 employees in Washington State will begin paying a new payroll tax of .58% to fund a new public long-term care (LTC) program\, the Washington Cares Fund. Beginning in 2025\, the program will begin paying benefits for LTC services to qualifying eligible workers who are disabled and require assistance. Although the taxes are paid by individual employees\, nonprofit employers should understand the new program and share information with their employees. Individuals have a one-time only opportunity to opt out of participating in the program by proving that they have private LTC insurance in place by November 1\, 2021. \nWashington Nonprofits has arranged for two briefings to help you and your employees understand the new LTC program. Part 1: What employers need to know about the Washington Cares Fund\, is scheduled on June 24\, 12-1pm. \nCost – Free \nAbout The Presenter \nChristina Buchholz\, Brown & Brown Insurance \nAs the Brown & Brown Seattle Employee Benefits Practice Leader\, Christina prides herself on developing a team that would bring best in class employee benefits capabilities to customers. Throughout her almost 30-year career in employee benefits\, Christina has served in every facet of the industry\, including operations and benefits administration\, data analytics\, and consulting. With this background\, she leads the team with experience with an eye toward the horizon of new capabilities in the industry. \nChristina and her family were born and remain Seattle-ites. She is the product of the Matteo Ricci program through Seattle University\, and attended the University of Washington. The heart of the Buchholz family is in volunteerism throughout the Puget Sound and globally. The family especially enjoys serving other families and youth in their communities.
URL:https://oneeastside.org/event/understanding-the-washington-cares-fund-part-2-what-employees-need-to-know-about-the-washington-cares-fund/
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