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Payhawk Adds Integration with Mastercard Transaction Notifications for Spend Management
Tax Experts Receive Awards from AICPA
Withum Launches New AI Services Website
Aprio Acquires Kirsch Kohn & Bridge in Southern California
Wolters Kluwer Introduces New Tax Professional Certificate Programs
These certificate programs are the latest learning opportunities within the CCH Learning Center which features more than 350 online, self-study CPE courses. Additional details about these latest CCH Learning Center course offerings include ...
AICPA Announces Scholarships for Non-Business Backgrounds
Five outstanding students have been named recipients of the 2015-2016 AICPA John L. Carey Scholarship Award. The one-year scholarship award, part of the AICPA’s Legacy Scholars Program, is bestowed upon students from liberal arts and other ...
Accounting Firms Increase Reliance on Technology
Information-intense professional services firms in accounting, law and marketing are increasing their reliance on technology solutions to meet their business objectives, new research from CompTIA, the IT industry association, reveals.
Nearly Half Of Americans Return Christmas Gifts
The survey also found that adults with higher annual household incomes (more than $100,000) were more likely to return their holiday gifts than those earning less than $75,000 (52 percent vs. 42 percent, respectively).
Majority of Small Businesses are Self-Funded, Use Personal Capital to Fill Gaps
Only 15 percent of SMB owners have used a loan to fill cash flow gaps. In contrast, 60 percent used personal funds to fill cash flow gaps, 48 percent went without pay, and 17 percent delayed major expenses such as payroll or rent.
3 Powerful Ways to Manage the Next-Generation Worker
The next-generation worker, aka the Millennial, is a big part of the present business landscape and a huge part of the future. In fact, by 2020, Millennials will represent 50% of the workforce and an astounding 75% of the workforce by 2025.
Average U.S. Credit Card Debt Hits $15,355 Per Household
As one of the most expensive types of debt, credit card debt costs consumers an average of $2,630 per year in interest, assuming an average APR of 18 percent.
What Small Businesses Need to Know About Obamacare in 2016
As small businesses try to keep talent within the organization and compete with larger companies that offer health insurance, it’s essential that all understand exactly what Obamacare means to small businesses.