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N.Y. Congressman Requests Trump’s Support For Tax Cap Elimination
AICPA News – Nov. 2024
Chicago Aldermen Give Mayor Brandon Johnson’s $300M Property Tax Plan the Boot
How to Craft a Remote-Friendly Recruitment and Retention Strategy
It was hardly a foregone conclusion that professionals would embrace remote working after the pandemic struck. Many people struggled through the early days of improvised desks and work-life conflicts. If COVID-19 had come and gone in a matter of ...
Two New Fintech Solutions Give Your Clients Faster Access to Money
Intuit QuickBooks has announced two new products that provide small businesses and their employees faster access to their money, plus greater cash flow flexibility so they can succeed and prosper: QuickBooks Get Paid Upfront and QuickBooks Early Pay.
7 Ways to Grow Your Firm in 2022
Are you ready to grow your firm in 2022? There are several ways to do so, from adding more clients to offering additional services. While this list won’t tell you how to grow your firm or improve your existing services, it offers ...
Versapay Adds Executive Staff
Ward Schultz joins as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Nancy Sansom joins as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), and Alex Hoffmann joins as Executive Vice President of Payments.
How Tax Planning Adds Value to Client Relationships
If you create the right service for your client, it’s a win-win situation for all parties involved. You can bundle your services and even create recurring revenue for your service. A few first-hand recommendations that we ...
Hotel Industry Forecasts Improving Market for Lodging
The hotel industry will continue moving toward recovery in 2022, but the path will be uneven and potentially volatile, and full recovery is still several years away, according to a report by the American Hotel & Lodging Association.
The Tax Blotter – January 28, 2022
The Tax Blotter is a round-up of recent tax news.
Virginia Society of CPAs Expands Focus on CPAs’ Mental Health
As the pandemic enters a third year, CPAs and their employers are grappling with staff burnout and other mental health challenges. For CPAs in public accounting, two particularly difficult tax seasons — and another on the horizon — also make it clear ...