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Starting in 2025, the IRS Will Accept Duplicate Dependent Returns With an IP PIN
House Tax-Exempt Crackdown Bill Passes Despite Democrat Defections
Retailers Tell Senate Credit Card ‘Swipe’ Fees are ‘Adding Inflationary Pressure to the U.S. Economy’
The Top Toys and Gifts for the 2025 Christmas and Holiday Season
Lessons From the Tech World that Apply to Accounting Firms
The more we can learn from each other and leverage different business strategies the stronger we’ll all be in the future.
IRS Looks to Provide Businesses with More Tax Certainty and Issue Resolution Tools
The IRS included this initiative in its Strategic Operating Plan, which outlines how it will use funding from the Inflation Reduction Act.
Small Business Owners Worried About Access to Financing
Some business leaders are worried that higher capital requirements will lead to reduced lending and credit access for households and consumers.
Commercial Insurance Rates Increased at 6 Percent Pace in Q2 2023
The coverage area with the greatest price increase was commercial property, which showed another quarter of double-digit increase.
Businesses Focus on Automation to Achieve SOX Compliance
Organizations need to focus on areas including data governance, change management and upskilling when pursuing these new technologies.
Five Key Principles for Increasing Your ROI with an Intentional Company Culture
Culture is contagious, whether it is positive or negative. It’s up to you to make sure yours stays healthy so that it bolsters your firm’s bottom line, too.
Top Pension Funds Saw Largest Fall in Assets in 20 Years
By the end of 2022, combined assets of the world’s top 300 pension funds had decreased by 12.9% and now total $20.6 trillion compared with $23.6 trillion at the end of 2021.
30 Percent of Gen Zers and Millennials Say Retirement Age Should Be 60 or Younger
Millennials and Gen Zers also expressed sympathy for older workers, citing how they are unable to spend time with their loved ones or enjoy ‘the benefits of their hard-earned money.’