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‘Unpredictable’ Election Clouds Tax and Economic Policy View
Sanders May Bring His Populist Brand to Powerful Senate Finance Committee
Accountant Gets Jail Time For Charging $3 Million on New Jersey Employer’s Credit Card
New Jersey Joins IRS Direct File For 2025 Filing Season
FASB Wraps Up Work on Its Conceptual Framework By Issuing Final Chapter
Chapter 6 of the framework, issued by the FASB on July 12, pertains to the measurement of items recognized in financial statements.
CBIZ Launches D@taNEXUS Suite for Businesses
CBIZ D@taNEXUS is a suite of data analytics and automation services to help business leaders make smarter decisions faster.
Embracing Technological Change and Expanding Advisory Services are Critical to Internal Audit Profession
The report identified several positive technology-driven changes that are expected transform internal audit over the next decade.
Deloitte: Back-to-School Spending Expected to Be Less Than Last Year
Back-to-school shopping is underway for many parents, but overall spending likely won’t see much of a bump in 2024.
Poll Shows Over Half of U.S. Employees Are Job Hunting
Firm leaders could prevent voluntary turnover with a few key changes, like offering better compensation and benefits.
CFO Optimism Hits Highest Mark in 3 Years
Grant Thornton’s Q2 2024 CFO survey of more than 225 senior financial leaders revealed several other positive indicators.
Gen X Employees’ Retirement Savings Look Skimpy, Survey Finds
A new study of 55-year-olds by Prudential finds Gen Xers have median retirement savings of under $50,000.
Why It Seems Like Gen Z Workers Are Always Late
In a new survey from Meeting Canary, almost half of Gen Zers said being five to 10 minutes late is the same as being on time.