https://www.siliconvalley.com/2021/04/25/the-coronavirus-pandemic-could-affect-your-taxes-heres-what-to-know/ > With the coronavirus forcing thousands out of work and upending painstaking business plans and countless lives, many people are approaching this year’s May 17 tax deadline with a series of new and unfamiliar situations that have prompted questions about what is and isn’t taxable. Randy Seid, a certified public accountant (CPA) in Belmont, has been helping his clients navigate the tax changes brought on by the pandemic — relying, like many others, on video conferences and phone calls to conduct business. > We grabbed a bit of his time to get answers to some of those questions. But first, a little more about Seid.