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Understanding Employees’ Preferences: The Key to CPA Firms Attracting Top Talent in 2025
2025 Tax Refund Date Estimator – And Last Minute Tax Tips for 2024
IRS Will Phase in $600 1099-K Reporting Threshold in 2026
Review of HubSync – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – Nov. 2024
Biden Signs Senate and House Budget Deal, Averting Government Shutdown
The funding package increases defense appropriations by 3% while keeping overall domestic spending flat. Temporary spending measures had funded the federal government for the first six months of the federal fiscal year.
IRS Says Processing of New ERC Claims Likely to Resume This Spring
The IRS ordered an immediate moratorium on processing new ERC claims on Sept. 14, 2023, due to instances of widespread fraud.
Healthcare for Your Clients: QuickBooks Online Payroll + Allstate Health Solutions
QuickBooks has partnered with Allstate Health Solutions, allowing you and your payroll clients to effortlessly provide health insurance to employees directly from QuickBooks Online Payroll.
The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – Review of FedNow – Mar. 2024
The team discusses FedNow, a new instant payment infrastructure from the Federal Reserve that allows eligible depository institutions of different sizes across the U.S. provide instant payment services.
Seller Ledger Offers New Ecommerce Accounting Option
Seller Ledger's software connects directly with sales channels like eBay and Amazon to import sales information and transaction fees by the platform.
New FASB Standard Clarifies Guidance on Profits Interest Awards
ASU helps companies determine whether these types of awards should be accounted for as share-based payment arrangements.
SAP Concur Enhances Travel and Expense Management
The new booking experience in Concur Travel launched last August, featuring a consumer-grade user experience with a streamlined booking and checkout process.
KPMG China’s Mishaps Result in Three Audit Partners Being Fined By the PCAOB
The three KPMG Huazhen partners were docked a total of $150,000 for turning a blind eye to U.S. auditing standards.