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CPA.com and CaseWare Announce OnPoint Audit Beta Release
The beta release of OnPoint Audit is open only to select CaseWare Cloud and OnPoint A&A Suite customers, allowing these firms an early opportunity to move to complete cloud-only management of their audits. Firms that participate in this beta release ...
5 B2B Finance Trends to Watch in 2021
Annual B2B payment volumes in the US are estimated at approximately $25 trillion. The high invoice volumes associated with those payments can create big operational challenges for under-staffed finance teams. Many have been slow to tackle these ...
86% of Business Leaders Concerned About Workers’ Mental Health
Frontline workers are concerned about their health risks, other employees had to adjust to working from their kitchen tables, and others are navigating remote work while attempting to support remote learning for their children. Paycor found that 86% of...
What is the New Normal for Businesses and AP?
Change is no longer a back-of-the-handbook contingency plan. Grit and ingenuity hold the silver lining to a resoundingly difficult year. Perhaps reversing to the way things were is a farce. The next normal will provide us gradations of clarity as ...
Unions at The Crossroads
Employers who lack the necessary knowledge and experience regarding permissible conduct during a union organizing campaign frequently engage in activities found to be unlawful after the fact. Such conduct often constitutes unfair labor practices (ULPs).
New Labor Department Rule Makes Classifying Workers as Contractors Easier
A move by the federal Labor Department that will make it easier for businesses to classify their workers as independent contractors offers a boon to gig-economy companies in the final weeks of the Trump administration.
As Economy Starts Rebound, Poverty Grows
Even as average personal incomes rose during the pandemic largely because of government aid, millions of people who didn’t receive such help have fallen into poverty, struggling to pay for food and other basic expenses.
PPP Re-Opens Jan. 11, 2021: IRS and Treasury Offer New Rules and Guidance
To promote access to capital, initially only community financial institutions will be able to make First Draw PPP Loans on Monday, January 11, and Second Draw PPP Loans on Wednesday, January 13. The PPP will open to all participating lenders shortly ...