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Most People Think Their Salaries Won’t Give Them Financial Security
IRS: Kentucky Storm Victims Qualify For Tax Relief
Professionals on the Move – July 2024
Debunking the Myths Can Help Firms Start Implementing AI
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Many Older Workers Retiring Early Due to Pandemic
While much attention has focused on younger workers seeking better jobs or quitting the workforce altogether, they don't account for a majority of the labor shortage, according to a recent CNN Business report.
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Some Parents May Have to Pay Back Some Child Tax Credit Payments on Taxes
If the child tax credit was based on your 2020 income and later got a job in 2021 making more money than the eligibility requirements then you end up owing money when you file your taxes or get a lowered return.
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AICPA News – January 2022
AICPA News is a round-up of recent announcements from the association.
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Final Quarterly Estimated Tax Payments Due by Jan. 18
People who owed tax when they filed their 2020 tax return may find themselves in the same situation again when they file for 2021. This will likely be true, especially if they failed to take action to avoid another shortfall by increasing their ...
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Kick Off 2022 by Reflecting on Your Most Important Goals from 2021
Let the beginning of the year be a time of self-reflection, both personally and professionally, so that your new year can be a time for new journeys and endeavors. When you look back at your past year, you can see how your work paid off and how ...
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Talent Attraction & Retention: Supporting a Flexible Work Environment
Employees across the country have been empowered by the transformations in the world of work. The priorities of employees have evolved post pandemic. FlexJobs, a job site for flexible employment, reported 16 percent of 7,300 workers surveyed said they ...
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Don’t Let Excellence Get in the Way of Progress
If you've mastered all the components of your role, your workday runs like a tight ship, with every piece moving in clockwork fashion. If that feels like a win, you're measuring excellence on a distorted scale.
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United States and Nation of Malta Sign Agreement on Pension Funding
IRS says that U.S. taxpayers with no connection to Malta were misconstruing the pension provisions of the Treaty to avoid income tax on the earnings of, and distributions from, personal retirement schemes established in Malta.