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Labor Challenges Persist Among Mostly Confident Business Owners, According to CBIZ Index
How PTO Policies Can Attract Top Talent
CEOs Are Using These Tactics to Draw In and Retain Talent
Lean Finance Teams Problematic For C-Suite Leaders, Survey Finds
EY Leaders Set the Stage for Splitting Audit, Consulting Businesses
Partner votes are expected to begin on a country-by-country basis in late 2022 and conclude in early 2023.
Automation Makes it Easy for Small Firms to Offer Sales Tax Compliance Services
Although sales tax is a state and local issue, it can impact businesses based in other states and even different countries.
Enough of Quiet Quitting: It’s Now Time to Talk About Quiet Firing
Examples of quiet firing include denying raises for years on end to blocking employees from promotions.
Most Accounting and Finance Teams Lack the Data and Analytics Capabilities They Need, Survey Finds
Only 23% of accounting and finance executives say they have mature, data-driven finance functions in place.
Mauldin & Jenkins Admits 10 New Partners
“Each one has played an important role in our continued growth and brings a high caliber of expertise,” said Managing Partner Hanson Borders.
Gallup Poll: ‘Quiet Quitters’ Make Up Half of the U.S. Workforce
Gen Z and younger millennials under 35 are one cohort that has seen a large drop in employee engagement.
The Billion Dollar Firm: Marcum and Friedman Complete Merger
Marcum’s U.S. footprint expands to 38 offices in major business centers across the country and a total of 46 offices globally.
New Firm Spins Off of TDT
Two divisions of Iowa-based Accounting Firm, TDT CPAs and Advisors, are spinning off to create a new firm called Forge Financial and Management Consulting.