As mentioned, while the Corona Virus is the primary news with a lot of unknowns around it, service sector workers will be effected, but I think it will bounce back once people are free to leave their houses, and actually booming for a few weeks after lockdowns are relaxed.  

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I came across this very interesting and informative article that I wanted to share.

I'm looking to at least get locked into a low rate for the first year so that's excellent news.

(apologies if this is already posted elsewhere)https://www.car.org/aboutus/mediacenter/news/covidformcva?

That’s great news!

From this article: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cogs.aspOperating Expenses vs.

There will be an IRS news release if they change filing deadlines.

I guess news outlets might post it if the SBA gives advance notice.

As a state, though, it seems to have a lot of downstream jobs, as per articles like Oil and gas supports 17 percent of jobs in Texas.Like any other bust cycle, state revenues could be impacted.