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AICPA Endorses Provisions of Tax Administration Simplification Act
Accountants Among the Happiest Workers in the U.S., New Study Finds
Number of the Day: $839,687
NATP and Blue J Team Up to Enhance Tax Research Capabilities
Ex-IRS Officer Among Six People Going to Jail for COVID-19 Fraud Scheme
Frank Mosely, who also worked as a tax enforcement officer in Oakland, CA, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for PPP fraud.
A Fourth Round of Stimulus Checks Is Not Coming to Senior Citizens
Misinformation about a fourth stimulus check being sent to senior citizens and the disabled has been circulating online for many months.
States With the Highest- and Lowest-Earning College Grads
A Teach Simple study shows not only does your degree factor into how much money you'll make but where you live does too.
AARP: One in Five Americans Have No Retirement Savings
More than half of those polled who are age 50 or older are worried they will not have enough money to support them in retirement.
New Overtime Pay Rule Goes Too Far, Business Groups Say in Lawsuit
Groups say the Labor Department lacked the power to adopt the rule and that it would force employers to cut jobs and limit workers' hours.
The Number of 401(k) Millionaires Has Hit a Record, Fidelity Says
Bigger contributions and a strong stock market mean a greater number of retirement accounts have $1 million or more than ever before.
Parents Are Feeling More Financial Stress Than Other U.S. Adults, Survey Finds
Parents are the one group among all U.S. adults who have seen “sizable swings in well-being,” according to the Federal Reserve.
Research Shows Technology Skills Gap Amid Talent Shortage
Nearly two-thirds of technology leaders surveyed (65%) said they have a skills gap within their department, and 62% feel the skills gap has a greater impact today compared to a year ago.